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Comment #4692736
How is this anything other than a rehash of the Asus Transformer line of tablets, with winRT added? [edit] Off topic - Meh, just realised I've been hellbanninated. Oh well, I might…
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Comment #4686797
This is an interesting use of github. I wonder if craigslist is worried.
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Comment #4681549
I find pretty funny the current UK governments avowed surprise at the fact that companies are paying very little tax. "... In March 2011, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Briti…
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Comment #4681397
You could also change the last line to: "7) The world's conservative Christian community has brought this upon themselves... by being or supporting murderous psychopaths, by promot…
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Comment #4679366
Near East is a big and poorly defined area. Israel is in the Near East according to the US State Department, but not according to the Library of Congress (which is a little odd as …
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Comment #4679343
Many people do, the dirty minx.
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Comment #4679139
So you are saying that if you are uncomfortable with your experience of discrimination then you should change your appearance to appease your persecutor? Do you make this crap up y…
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Comment #4679127
Just because a utility function can be defined for a given perspective doesn't mean that it automatically makes sense from within that perspective, given that defining a utility fu…
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Comment #4678922
If you have walked a mile in someone else's shoes, you can then say whatever you like. For one thing, you are now a mile away, and for another, you also have their shoes. (Not mean…
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Comment #4678907
Only from a very narrow set of perspectives. There are many perspectives on life and for many of them a 'utility function' would seem nonsensical at best. Economics is not as all-e…
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Comment #4678871
Perhaps there is a bit more to life than a 'utility function'.
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Comment #4678828
The USA with the UK blew up the Chinese embassy in Belgrade and George Bush called the Iraq and Afghanistan wars a crusade, which is the Christian form of the term jihad. I suspect…
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Comment #4678800
I'm not sure I agree with that saying. There would seem to be overwhelming evidence against it for one thing.
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Comment #4678787
The complexion doesn't matter, they are religions, not ethnicities. Also you are likely to get an even bigger reaction as you would probably then be viewed by some people as some k…
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Comment #4678759
If I were a muslim girl getting discriminated against for wearing a hijab, I'd stop wearing the hijab. So you would, I guess, also suggest that Sikhs should stop wearing turbans, J…
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Comment #4676575
No, just arguing against your suggestion that they are not crimes if they are not detected by straightforward means. If someone detects a murder by extremely technological means, s…
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Comment #4676392
If you can reliably recognise a given drone's rf, you could probably make one that homes in automatically.
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Comment #4676385
Murders are detectable outside of homes. Is someone missing? Yes? Then start an investigation. They could be missing already, or be unregistered kids, or recently arrived unregiste…
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Comment #4676153
I really hope you aren't being sarcastic, as that would be funnier. Here's how to make an x-ray machine strong enough to work with standard film that you can plug in the wall and u…
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Comment #4676124
"FWIW, we have a friend who sells mw equipment, and he refuses to go through them for safety reasons." He should probably stop selling them then.
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Comment #4676088
" The studies I've read from the Motor Accident Commission and the Victorian police here in Australia show a clear correlation between speed cameras and reduced incidences of accid…
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Comment #4676071
The record companies real problem with filesharing is that they feel that not paying musicians is their own special prerogative and it annoys them for everybody else to be getting …
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Comment #4676046
One of the most egregious examples of this is David Prowse not getting any residuals for Return of The Jedi, as it also apparently hasn't made any profits yet. - http://www.slashfi…
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Comment #4671953
If you did that some people would regard the dagger as the perfect place to attach their mobile phone on long journeys.
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Comment #4661616
Whatever the legal framework, if you don't tell anyone an idea, then you can keep it. If you tell people, then you have to negotiate if you don't want them to run off and do it too…