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toothcomb
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Comment #1166809
It takes a bit of time to get used to a change like this. It has been haphazard up till now version to version. And the themes never feel totally cohesive. Why have different logos…
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Comment #1166601
Water pollution is defined as a change in the chemical, physical and biological health of a waterway due to human activity. I do not think I have stated any falsehoods. If I have s…
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Comment #1164856
Some pollution or environmental damage takes years or centuries to recover from. Desertification and top soil erosion for example. A decade is no time at all. What are you arguing?…
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Comment #1164172
Thanks for that informative and thoroughly depressing link.
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Comment #1164167
That's sad, I hope that these are the extreme or the one offs, just as I hope you tube comments aren't representative of real people's views. Either way it doesn't make it alright.…
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Comment #1164027
It was a metaphor, just google 'high tech pollution' or 'silicon valley pollution' or similar phrase.
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Comment #1164012
You are forgetting the huge subsidies that further hide the real cost of meat from the consumer. Raising animals is such an inefficiant way to farm food, people seldom question thi…
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Comment #1164000
It's what they don't deny that still worries me. I was hoping that the family being consumed by the lagoon was a non truth. I read it as tragic comedy (shame on me)
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Comment #1163957
I think the article is fascinating. It shows you how big operations can go wrong, if safeguards are not put in place. The numbers here are mind numbing, this is collossal murder. T…
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Comment #1142462
Why do people comment? Perhaps it's because they can. People can say what they like. But I still have to filter it. And that wastes my time. I like threads and tree like comments a…
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Comment #1142416
Is this what the up arrow is for? I'd rather, insightful, funny, factual. Posting for consensus is pretty pointless in my opinion. Not that it's particularly obvious what that arro…
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Comment #1062136
I saw that recently on an innocuous kids site. A domain with a different tld, was a hard core porn site. Ouch. I don't think that was a squatter it was just rather unfortunate. Unl…
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Comment #1062058
Great article. Reminds me of the dogs in Sri Lanka. What I couldn't work out - was whether they were being looked after and by whom. I don't think they were aggressive though.
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Comment #1061950
First impressions. I get what posterous can do from the get go (faq). I don't have a clue what tumblr can do for me. I scrolled through a load of self flagellation on the about pag…
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Comment #1061921
Css has been thwarted by poor implementation that has led to confusion, and elitism. With regards to abstraction I don't see why there aren't any excellent WYSIWYG editors.
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Comment #1061909
Exactly. I can't even imagine the awkwardness of having to compile CSS. The advantage of CSS as a text file is speed.
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Comment #1061898
But sadly you have to consider the browser's implementation. Or are you referring to the little macros's or mixins or whatever they are called?
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Comment #1048868
Is a troll another name for devil's advocate? That's the way I see it. You don't know sometimes if the person or the presenting attitude is that of troll or not. Is to troll to be …
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Comment #1047462
In the UK at least, we deal with difficult subjects through satire. But where do you draw the line? I am one for open - although much material on the web is offensive (as seen from…