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Comment #20833500
After market car stereo. Never driven in a rental or borrowed car that had bluetooth that worked worth a damn. So I bought the cheapest car I could possibly fine, got the the most …
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Comment #20813815
Par for the course on any sort of diet that has fairly high weight loss.
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Comment #20800250
DMCA, ain't it fun?
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Comment #20759786
No. Bonds are based on their money amount. So as money loses value due to inflation then so does the bond. If you want to hedge against inflation you would need to invest in someth…
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Comment #20759741
> I feel like I still don't understand negative yields, despite really trying to. There isn't anything to understand. It's banking lunacy. You only put money into negative yields i…
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Comment #20757997
Recently switched away from Anaconda to Pyls for Python editing on Spacemacs. Documentation can be found: http://develop.spacemacs.org/layers/+lang/python/README.html Seems to work…
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Comment #20746218
How does that NOT translate to 'faster' in a endurance race?
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Comment #20715895
It doesn't have anything to do with 'working class'. Such things are pretty meaningless outside of political bullshit-making. There are two real economic classes of people in the U…
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Comment #20711654
regulation can't change reality. It's about as realistic as having congress declare the world flat.
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Comment #20711650
This sounds extremely unhealthy for the cows.
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Comment #20637675
Right but you don't need to be fat to get any of them. They are just 'associated' with it. As in they are diseases that are more likely to impact fat people.
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Comment #20637496
> killing the good bacteria in our gut microbiome can lead to nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, decreased insulin sensitivity, type two diabetes, and metabolic syndrome Seems like …
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Comment #20622026
Yep and it's about as good as just picking a random process and killing it. It's awesome when you run out of memory and you try to log in only to have it kill sshd.
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Comment #20620034
The problem is that it's hurting the USA economy, too. In economics: if somebody is doing it cheaper then you can, especially if they are willing to lose money doing it (which is w…
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Comment #20619879
Kettle calling the pot black.
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Comment #20617200
For mobile I have unlimited 4G LTE for $55 dollars a month, including talk/text/etc. The 'real' cap is 60GB were they 'review your account for violations of terms and services'. Ju…
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Comment #20607659
Hydrogen is only useful as 'short term storage' of energy. So whether or not Hydrogen is useful really boils down to whether or not hydrogen is a superior source of energy storage …
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Comment #20588131
The American Justice system is dehumanizing. If you never have been involved as a 'criminal' in the USA court system it's a really huge culture shock and extremely dismaying to be …
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Comment #20575008
USA hasn't really fought people capable of shooting down jets in a while. So the latest is generally the early 1990's with the combat in Iraq. The only stealth plane shot down that…
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Comment #20528409
It's a no-brainer that customers have all the power. If there are no customers there is no business. It doesn't matter how many 'angel investors' you have in a business or other no…
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Comment #20526385
Many schools in the USA are indistinguishable from minimum security prisons and detention centers. The only major physical feature that separates them is that schools tend to have …
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Comment #20526289
Very few Americans demonstrate the level of ignorance displayed by previous poster. In fact the level of paranoia and distrust can be almost palpable. Things like Vietnam and Snowd…