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moocowduckquack

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    Comment #7236425

    Not only is it horrible, but it is also mean, wrong and stupid. Well done, you nearly have the full set.

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    Comment #7227305

    Was the place run by Uncle Ruckus?

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    Comment #7226684

    We have detected a lot of ice, but we haven't confirmed flowing liquid water yet, and while water can be used to mean the chemical in any phase, it is more commonly used to mean th…

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    Comment #7226624

    To be fair, we know there is sometimes liquid water on mars, at least it is incredibly unlikely that there would be none at all, comets crash into it occaisionally, for instance. E…

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    Comment #7213241

    So given that, to see significant ROI you need to find genuine experts in how to use each form of media. So, even if it is technically possible to do well in a given media, if it i…

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    Comment #7213196

    google display network advertising is equally useless/fraudulent It is very good at giving me pictures of the more expensive things that I have recently bought, should I suddenly n…

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    Comment #7212961

    Depends if you take absolute or probablistic logic to be the more fundamental. Absolute logic has held sway for a very long time, because it is obvious that either something is the…

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    Comment #7212848

    Given there are experiments run to explicitly check for stuff like that ( http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10619127.2010.506... ), I think you are possibly wrong. I'd put…

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    Comment #7206007

    An open letter comparing him to Dave Chapelle is probably not a good plan, given his statement: Press people are overrating the success of my games. It is something I never want. P…

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    Comment #7205928

    I suspect it might if you doped the graphite oxide with something to muck up the sheets a little and allow vertical bonds, perhaps a bit of boron.

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    Comment #7205873

    You keep a stock of base materials and things like chips that you can't fabricate onsite. Is the same as keeping stock for a normal shop, you keep track of what is being used and o…

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    Comment #7205860

    I have seen what people are developing. Besides, cars do not need to have micro electronics. http://reprap.org/wiki/MetalicaRap http://medtechinsider.com/archives/24967 http://www.…

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    Comment #7198252

    NASA have put a 3d printed exhaust port on a rocket engine and test fired it successfully. - http://www.nasa.gov/exploration/systems/sls/j2x/3d_print.htm... Besides, as long as you…

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    Comment #7198201

    I thought about this a couple of years back and as far as I can make out, we are approaching the situation where you could just about fit a digitised general engineering factory an…

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    Comment #7196368

    So they are perfectly happy to admit liability and pay up, as long as they aren't forced to publicise that admission to the people that the court case itself was on behalf of.

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    Comment #7196130

    Sometimes shuffle will play two consecutive songs from the same album consecutively only if it is coded badly

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    Comment #7189291

    It's a good rule of thumb to assume incompetence instead of malice. I would generally agree, but the calculus changes slightly for banking.

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    Comment #7181000

    it's VERY VERY hard to believe that there's some sort of international century long conspiracy of white men that get's together and represses women in every industry, career,countr…

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    Comment #7180150

    Depends, if a skill gap develops, you can then have a corresponding drop in productivity which can depress wages.

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    Comment #7179549

    In EU it was banned not because of toxicity, but because it degrades slowly in ground waters. You are making little sense. It they were not worried about toxicity, then they would …

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    Comment #7179385

    I tend to lean the other way, I hate the trend for shorter articles. Usually, there isn't enough room in a short article, unless it is about something really simple and minor, to a…

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    Comment #7176204

    I haven't said much here, barring taking the piss out of the magic man (he's crap at magic) and posting about Freeman Dyson doing his thing with the prisoners dilemma. There are al…

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    Comment #7173223

    No, that wasn't it at all. You obviously aren't a very good magician.