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phurley
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Comment #38169554
I agree with the other commenters about this being incorrect, but there is in hindsight an even bigger deal -- getting to examine the rocket (not fished out of salt water) after th…
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Comment #36412962
Do you worry that there is more or less an arms race with competitors like arvie.com, and the entire industry is basically just adding service fees on top the costs of booking a si…
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Comment #16924835
I have one in my backpack I am parking now.
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Comment #13386891
; I IUI uii link wj
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Comment #12653357
Kids these days :-) Check out the add https://habrastorage.org/getpro/habr/post_images/5b6/a0b/e6d... Makes me feel better about the 2 grand I dropped after I graduated from colleg…
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Comment #12532700
It does not look like your target market, but I imagine this would be ideal for pet/valuable tracking. Put it in a collar or bike seat and if your fido goes for a stroll and does n…
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Comment #8498770
It was sold to a (wonderful) museum, The Henry Ford ( http://www.thehenryford.org/ ), which every geek should visit at least once. As an artist walks through an art museum and can …
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Comment #8470673
I live in a Detroit suburb, a large number of the residents here are engineers, many for GM, Ford and Chrysler, but quite a few for Toyota, Hyundai and other foreign suppliers (lik…
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Comment #8230536
Objective qualifications are not the primary filter. The biggest advantages are from a higher level of networking, your fellow students are generally from a higher income bracket, …
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Comment #8134556
http://www.cdc.gov/malaria/about/facts.html You are far more likely to be infected by malaria than ebola. Ebola is scary and makes for great news that draws lots of attention -- bu…
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Comment #7898521
So you are stating that only the wealthy can morally have children? And this does not make you wonder if the country/economy is no longer moral?
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Comment #7050024
Not commenting directly on your assessment of the state of PoS systems, but how does a software vendor (not OS or sys admin) protect against targeted malware that is able to get ac…
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Comment #7037183
An mechanical engineer, physicist, and computer programmer are in a car driving down a steep mountain when the brakes fail. The careens around bends picking up speed until they fin…
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Comment #6552794
Education outcomes, not debt fueled enrollments: http://www.brookings.edu/research/reports/2013/06/13-facts-h... (in particular check the graducation rates based on income quartile…
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Comment #6552681
Upper education, health care, healthy food? It is easy to ignore if you are not at the bottom, but all of these things are less available to a growing number of people.
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Comment #6295896
I have a real issue with the current NSA practices and with much of the government surveillance attitude, that said this generally sounds like a case of doing it right. I like that…
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Comment #6162243
Trust me photographer's really love their cameras :-)
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Comment #5331510
I have three children and they frequently will ask me question that either I never knew, or have long since forgotten. I take these times to demonstrate another lesson -- how to le…
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Comment #5223988
Really? Maybe I am just old and remember using manual typewriters, line printers, dot matrix. Now when I get amazingly crisp nearly instant typeset output from just about everythin…
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Comment #4443239
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_accounting the movie studios can have a movie that "never recoups their cost" and yet they somehow make money off the enterprise. I am no…
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Comment #4427378
Inquiring minds want to know, I would love to write a true DSLR tethered shooting app for IOS.