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mebesilly
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Comment #6753292
"I was part of the most noble of professions. " Sarcasm is not necessary :-(
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Comment #6679469
ISRO's commercial arm has put 28 satellites in space for foreign countries, including TECAR, a military satellite for Israel. http://www.antrix.gov.in/is_launched.html http://www.a…
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Comment #6674384
I trained at CMC Vellore and was an intern and then a neurosurgical registrar there in 1983 . I was paid 300 rupees ( around 5 dollars at current exchange rates ) a month for worki…
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Comment #4705256
That is why I use Spideroak for remote backup and use Dropbox only for syncing files. Any thing important is also backed locally and at yet another remote site owned by me. I do no…
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Comment #4466691
Mineral oil is a Group 1 carcinogen. Scope for some lucrative class-action litigation 10 years down the line when workers in data centres start developing carcinomas.
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Comment #4371833
I agree completely. Arrogant move by Winterton.
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Comment #4300987
I switched to xmonad when I realised how braindead Gnome had become.
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Comment #3427423
RE: Martin Rees'statement: ¨The stupendous time-spans of the evolutionary past are now part of common culture and understanding — even though the concept may not yet have percolate…
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Comment #3395760
¨an ego tripping blogger who not only publishes a private conversation but picks a side and joins the fight¨ This describes it perfectly.
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Comment #3395757
¨an ego tripping blogger who not only publishes a private conversation but picks a side and joins the fight¨ This describes it perfectly.
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Comment #3311821
What a drama queen. She would be hell to work with.
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Comment #3294492
You are NOT reading it correctly. The number of legal immigrants in 2010 to the USA was 1,042,625 The 140,000 refers to "worker-based immigration visas" This is a small subset of t…
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Comment #3065008
That is shocking. I am amazed that Yale places so poorly. I know that Harvard, Princeton and Oxford place much better, around the 40% mark.
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Comment #3064526
This article will directly cause many more deaths and psychotic breakdowns. I am ashamed of Forbes for having such a crackpot article on their site. Treat manic depressive psychosi…
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Comment #3009941
Blocking access to Western media is one of many desperate measures that the authorities in Pakistan are implementing. These are last ditch attempts to prevent a rapid slide into Is…
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Comment #3008269
It will be cold day in Sheol before it becomes a problem. Helium liquifies at 4.2 K. (Some people free associate too much and fail to think before posting )
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Comment #2982822
What a rubbish article. Who was the idiot who posted a link to it ?
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Comment #2982821
Mashable seems to be the new content free e-tabloid.
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Comment #2963701
Being biased against "creative ideas" is a good heuristic to avoid many genuinely stupid and dangerous plans from fruit-loops
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Comment #2959401
The electrical potential is due to two effects: 1. the Donnan equilibrium 2. active ionic pumps that maintain differential concentrations of Ca++, K+, Na+, and Cl- across neural me…
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Comment #2959335
+1 Yoon's account is well worth reading. Remember that the VCs (Greylock) were the bigest losers in the whole fiasco. Greylock had put 38 million into Greenspun's company and lost …
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Comment #2939570
Most governments use MITM attacks. That includes the USG.
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Comment #2930254
ve kall it zarkasm.
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Comment #2893560
The only real competitors to Fortran on supercomputers are Chapel http://chapel.cray.com/ and X10 http://x10-lang.org/ ( the proposed language Fortress died an early death). Toy la…