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philhippus
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Comment #29676642
Oxen and sled. Much safer than engines and wheels.
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Comment #21770516
Yes, but it takes 100's of thousands of years for the planet to form fossil fuels such as coal. We can't wait that long.
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Comment #20827275
Breastfeeding is optimal for a baby. We are not responsible for hiding facts from mothers in order to manage their feelings of guilt.
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Comment #18037484
I would think weather conditions on any given day would vary this number wildly
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Comment #7464486
At least the wallet and keys offer some redundancy should you lose/break your phone.
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Comment #7137232
So? The Ukranians didn't want the US and EU laws for their country.
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Comment #6941293
How else would I have seen the correlating bubble graph to the bitcoin chart if not for this Forbes link today?
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Comment #6909026
Not BS, take the equator as the circumference and a weighted average between sea level and the highest point on that line for the constant circular path and you'll have a measureme…
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Hack and warp Buddypress for us.
We can pay you, it's a long term gig, probably life long. We are a startup and what we are building has not yet been done on the internet - anywhere. Expect around $150 US a week a…
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Comment #6564501
"We were 14 times faster than compiled C in Chrome..." I feel this part needs clarification. As I understand it the "in Chrome" part is key, as they were bypassing the browser and …
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Comment #6549736
I think TylerE's point is that further 50% gains in six months are not guaranteed. You can look at any stock index and find assets that spiked in a similar manner. Had you invested…
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Comment #6475056
Slow clap from Linux users everywhere. I think we are so jaded that some of us prefer the masses to remain ignorant to the fact of a more powerful, more stable and free OS. Things …
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Comment #6461791
Suicide is something that can never be fully controlled. It may be illegal to do it, but it's a literal inalienable right, no matter how strong the law against it.
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Comment #6405801
While that may be true for the short term, what about the power, maintenance, storage etc costs that recur? I'm not sure a C dev's pay is equal to the running costs of a server far…
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Comment #6404842
When you get 90x the performance using C rather than PHP, the only thing stopping its use is human resources. To put it into perspective, you would need 90 PHP servers to do the sa…
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Comment #6353305
Indeed, "God will oversee this transaction and make sure everything goes smoothly for us faithful." Ka-Ching.
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Comment #6326853
Pretty sure it alerts the system that there are pedestrians waiting to cross, otherwise why stop traffic if no-one is there?
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Comment #6308339
Someone downvoted me. Probably didn't get the analogy, so I'll spell it out. The gold mine = a subscriber. The nuking of said mine = fleecing the subscriber on his/her first paymen…
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Comment #6306493
Here's a gold mine that will pay out for years, perhaps decades. Let's nuke the mine and get an extra 1/5th on the first payout, sacrificing all future gains. Real smart there boys…
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Comment #6139452
Why is this comment getting downvoted? I see that it adds insight to the subject and makes some good points, which OP even acknowledges. The written complaint is that revelation is…
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Comment #6126750
Agreed about the Scion iQ, but that design isn't terrible . Having watched the BMW's promo video (which shows it in its best light), the car doesn't look out of place on today's ro…