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joshuapants
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Comment #10070931
An easy and plausible interpretation of my post is that I was concerned for the psyche of my fellow human being, and for the people he might be around. In the future please respond…
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Comment #10069495
Abortion doctors might not be innocent from the fundamentalist Christian's point of view.
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Comment #10069491
> Well, if I had to choose between having my child die and letting a rich person keep their $5k bag, I might do the same. Where on earth did you pull this dichotomy from?
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Comment #10069413
> I don't know why the poor just don't kill the rich, to be honest > I'd probably tear up the person with the bag "I would literally murder a random innocent" is a bit different fr…
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Comment #10069313
Not advocating the murder of innocents is burying my head in the sand? Fascinating.
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Comment #10069288
Please seek psychological help.
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Comment #10067725
Absolutely, I didn't mean to compare the relative merits, simply the costs.
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Comment #10067722
They did that. And then those companies never updated the apps.
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Comment #10067165
> the battery life is definitely comparable to the bigger brands Sure, but the budget phone also isn't pushing a quad HD screen and a beefy processor. The runtime may be similar, b…
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Comment #10067150
I'm surprised Google hasn't made a bigger push with Go on Android. It seems like there's some rudimentary support, so maybe it's on the way.
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Comment #10067141
Because the price the store charges you is not the price the manufacturer charges the store.
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Comment #10067131
> This might be a huge opportunity for Microsoft and WP On the contrary, they've been trying to penetrate the developing market for some time. In fact, the low-end Lumias are almos…
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Comment #10067119
Probably not even new old-stock iPhones, but actually used ones. I wonder if e-cycling old high-end devices by refurbishing them and selling them to low-income markets isn't a bett…
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Comment #10067114
For $2.10, the battery certainly won't be state of the art. Probably bulky and low capacity.
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Comment #10067021
Margins in consumer electronics are typically razor thin, particularly when the device in question is a commodity (mid-tier Android phones, for example). 1.2c is obviously unsustai…
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Comment #10066467
Sure, but the article says "turn the music down," not "turn the music off." I think it's entirely possible for certain types of music at certain volumes to be conducive to concentr…
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Comment #10065175
If I were referring to a scammer, a con-artist, or a black-hat hacker would I be calling names or merely describing their professions?
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Comment #10064020
Evidence-based politics is even less popular than evidence-based medicine.
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Comment #10063960
> Failure to use the metric system everywhere cost NASA a $125 million Mars orbiter No, bureaucratic failure to address the concerns of people who spotted the error well in advance…
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Comment #10063167
Windows XP? Curious to know if there's a hackery reason behind that or just personal preference.
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Comment #10063113
> 1. it does have the benefit that it's cross-cultural, you can actually talk to people outside your cultural bubble We already do that. > 2. it's got the advantage that you're usi…
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Comment #10060860
> The Smog Free Tower is not only a final solution, but a sensory experience of a clean future. That's... interesting wording.
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Comment #10058229
> I read a bunch of articles from John Douillard > John Douillard DC is an Ayurvedic Practitioner Maybe I'm weird, but I like my authoritative positions on human evolution to come …
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Comment #10057535
Final Cut Pro costs $299.99. Logic costs $199.99. We've all read that Spolsky article, I get it, but that doesn't mean it is wise or inevitable for Apple to make all their software…