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noilly

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    Comment #9728864

    I've always liked this layman's animated FAQ: http://www.vinylrecorder.com/faq.html

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    Comment #4751905

    Save on fuel weight, but is rather large, and wonder how it fares in harsher weather conditions

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    Comment #4719726

    Agreed. In its current incarnation, social is merely a utility. Network effect inertia ~ Natural monopoly

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    Comment #3897665

    They would still be constrained to degrees by their marginal costs (the price floor) v what the market will bear. Who knows what the actual costs will be the day they have a giant …

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    Comment #3324792

    By default, yes. Only whitelist sites that I support and aren't abusive with ads/tracking

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    Comment #3263524

    Exactly... the political and economic institutions of Russia have not progressed and have likely regressed in the last 10 years. Who led Russia in 2002? Putin. Who is leading Russi…

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    Comment #3209753

    Thanks for the FLAC support, with 24/192 and 24/96 working!

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    Comment #3164350

    The proposal mentions that the NYC campus will largely serve graduate students and graduate school programming. Stanford already has a satellite campus in Monterrey, CA for marine …

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    Comment #3128565

    afaik, it's android's lack of GPU acceleration for the UI

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    Comment #3028038

    I also assumed that the storage/bandwidth/computational costs of particle accelerator data sets would make open access practically useless

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    Comment #2381472

    The proposed site is on Roosevelt Island

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    Comment #2361323

    It was also one of the most important cultural capitals of the US http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Detroit (i.e. Motown to techno was based in Detroit)

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    Comment #2333662

    33,808 deaths in 2009 from traffic fatalities http://www-fars.nhtsa.dot.gov/Main/index.aspx

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    Comment #2297118

    Actually my experience growing up in NYC (and this may be an outlier, but I see it elsewhere) is that immigrants are more likely to be entrepreneurial because traditional employmen…

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    Comment #2285350

    At the same time, Hong Kong served as a model for China to emulate when it gradually liberalized its economy, beginning with the SEZs in coastal southern China in the 1980s. I thin…

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    Comment #2182213

    I wouldn't be so hopeful. One of my professors who works in Antarctica and drills lots of ice cores was bemoaning the Russian mismanagement of the Vostok drilling project.

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    Comment #2000791

    This kind of testing is already done in certain contexts. I am thinking specifically of air quality and automobile efficiency standards which are "tested" in California before bein…

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    Comment #1981037

    granted, feral cattle can be quite nasty (wouldn't want to meet one in the wild)

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    Comment #1879004

    There are many works that fit into this format, e.g. Joyce's Ulysses, the classics, etc.

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    Comment #1848458

    from Verizon (CDMA coverage) * Bermuda * Canada * Dominican Republic * Guam * Israel * Mexico * Northern Mariana Islands * South Korea http://support.vzw.com/faqs/International%20S…

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    Comment #1837319

    It boggles the mind how much economic rent and inefficiency is gotten through pointlessly proprietary formats.

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    Comment #1808859

    Exactly. An old, old technique. Do people still study rhetoric in school, grumble grumble?

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    Comment #1778933

    perhaps why a bottle of vodka is 3 dollars *also fun fact: doshirak is a Korean brand

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    Comment #1766359

    it's happening ;)

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    Comment #1759515

    Also, the Gates building (and others) at Stanford has bits of computer history including a plaque to Vint Cerf and one of Google's lego servers