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nijk
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Comment #6238069
Read some code at golang.org
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Comment #6215864
Read the link you posted. The problem is with FBX's restrictive license.
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Comment #6208240
Putting hints in source is unhelpful in mobile. Is there a jquery plugin to provide an alternate mechanism for puzzle writers?
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Comment #6206552
Content is immediately reinstated when a counternotice is filed, and then the issue goes to the courts.
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Comment #6206078
The hard part is recognizing imprecise submissions, and people wanting confirmation that the coupon worked.
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Comment #5916224
Groups is certainly not a production quality web app.
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Comment #5916194
Look up "worse is better"
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Comment #5909855
Let me introduce you to my friends Gmail and Facebook.
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Comment #5909843
Palotta is just providing cover for the parasitic fundraising class. He has zero connection to actual work in the field of charity accountability and measuring effectiveness. Contr…
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Comment #5908160
Graduate school.
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Comment #5908152
If you are paying off your loans, you aren't who is being discussed here. Every school has its upper quartiles and lower quartiles.
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Comment #5906230
This is exactly the argument that ended Seattle's free ride program last year.
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Comment #5906224
Of course, the fix for that is to police the offending begavior, not tweak some vague correlate.
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Comment #5903644
JS isn't inherenttly OO. Crockford wrote a whole book chapter on twisting JS into make it OO. JavaScript is inherently a blurry mess, and intentional but hacky hybrid of Scheme and…
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Comment #5882966
Those comments are 2 and 4 years before the submitted article. ???
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Comment #5882824
When The Puzzler died, The Atlantic died.
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Comment #5878100
Paying a $20k premium on purchase price for "free" charging? OK...
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Comment #5878079
"Kobe" beef in the USA isn't. That is always scam.
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Comment #5874573
And it could be greater if we allow genome patenting and license fees. Someone spent that $1trillion too. Moving money is not the same as creating value. What is the end-user marke…
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Comment #5874530
Google compiles your Java and Go, I guess it is just a matter of hooking uo their two workflow components, the ingest and serve, and the compile plugin. I would guess that Google d…
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Comment #5871994
How would talking to the police help, though. Under your narrative the police don't believe your spouse's denials anyway.
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Comment #5871866
When was you friend working for the agancy under good leadership? During the Bay of Pigs? Vietnam War? Afghanistan (the first time)? The South American banana republics? Iran-Contr…
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Comment #5868969
Interesting that someone did a nice job photoshopping the image into a logo, since he graphics on he rest of the deck are so bad.
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Comment #5868900
Well if they told people what terrorism technically means, maybe people would stop being terrorists. Imagine if you got busted for speeding, but the speed limit was secret, because…
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Comment #5866124
An Apple system is intended to be never laggy. The background apps should be killed to make room for UI.