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Comment #39261216
People had kids before the SUV boom?
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Comment #26099350
Seconded: I had a blast reading this article. And I'd also be very curious for stats about power profile instead of raw speed (I'd expect them to be more or less correlated, but th…
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Comment #8478509
It does - though it gets fully attributed to its Global Illumination rendering. Which is odd since every renderer and his dog supports GI these days, many of them have for years al…
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Comment #5749325
This gets at a distinction I think matters: landlords vs individual owners. Landlords using AirBnB strikes me as against the ideal of AirBnB and I am not happy that they allow this…
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Comment #4748089
How is that a difference?
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Comment #4169170
It's not so much 'not missing the human element' as it is 'finding your mojo'. It's the first part of that whole keynote in which Google actually was itself instead of trying to mi…
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Comment #4064962
I believe Steve Song's wonderful Village Telco project is about doing just that -- creating a low-cost wifi mesh to share connections. It certainly deserves a mention here! http://…
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Comment #3294835
If you don't think it's different, wait for publishers to pull albums from Spotify. This happens all the time. poof gone. Does this happen to your CDs?
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Comment #3245216
http://www.d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y.com/
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Comment #3222182
Why?
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Comment #3004325
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlons_razor
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Comment #2975056
I, for one, am happy it's not the other way round
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Comment #2763549
The ads are obtrusive because streaming the better part of the earth's digital music collection to your doorstep at speeds that make iTunes seem like a turtle costs money. That bit…
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Comment #2581803
"...seem to assume..." is an assumption in itself. You're describing people that don't believe others can get ideas. That's not describing idea guys -- that's describing asshats. I…
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Comment #2216738
How is this an easter egg? Been using it for years.