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ksvs

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    Comment #995995

    It long predates that. European slave girls (and boys) were particularly prized in the caliphate when Europe was a backwater.

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    Comment #976734

    That's what I was thinking. 5% is the upper limit of the fraction of his wealth that a rich person could safely spend each year anyway. So his income is no different than if he'd k…

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    Comment #945552

    Ordinarily.

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    Comment #930193

    Setfocus looks pretty dubious: http://seeker.dice.com/olc/thread.jspa?threadID=12196&ts... If you start searching for "setfocus" in Google, the top suggestion for the next word is …

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    Comment #920792

    I noticed that too. What if the source is something that can't be shrunk?

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    Comment #917850

    This is where class action suits come in handy.

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    Comment #902246

    They should print this at the top of the comments on each TechCrunch article.

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    Comment #901311

    Mark Zuckerberg yelling "yeah" from the audience when Mark Pincus said you should control your board.

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    Comment #866124

    Windows won in the end (at least market share wise). When was the end?

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    Comment #865087

    "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups." http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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    Comment #851940

    http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/medievalprices.html#BO...

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    Comment #851389

    I wonder if Harvard policy allows them to discriminate in this way.

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    Comment #833834

    "Paralyzed Rats Walk Again" Maybe there's hope for the record labels after all.