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Comment #10381943
Have you looked at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe? They have a few groups in Ukraine and post updates online, though I don't know how much it would be lik…
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Comment #10270786
All-cause mortality was 5.85 per 10,000 person–years among people with ADHD, compared with 2.21 per 10,000 person–years in people without ADHD. The risk of death among people with …
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Comment #10246358
Also available a 169 MB scanned PDF: http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/1997000... This is a history of Saturn rockets commissioned by NASA (and thereby in the pu…
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Comment #10245084
Take a look at the URL slug: nytimes.com/2015/09/20/opinion/is-big-tech-too-powerful-ask-google.html It looks like they changed the headline on the website. The slug usually reflec…
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Comment #9767247
Honduras tried (is trying?) a libertarian city in special development regions. The article I remember reading is actually from December 2011; I didn't think it was that long ago an…
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Comment #9761349
Anandtech has some good 3D NAND info. I'm not positive they answer your specific question, but hopefully it's helpful. Here are the two articles I remember: http://www.anandtech.co…
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Comment #6918624
Outside of a few test markets Comcast doesn't currently have a(n enforced) usage cap, and hasn't since ~May 2012. Prior to suspending the 250 GB/month cap they would warn you if yo…
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Comment #6855011
Try http://www.amateurgourmet.com/2008/11/the_best_brocco.html
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Comment #6827886
For my own curiosity I completed the gasoline end of the math above. Hopefully I didn't botch any of it. If so, please correct me: According to Wikipedia¹ the energy of gasoline is…
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Comment #6815305
> And on most carrier locked Android phones, you have to find an exploit to root your device before they let you sideload apps. This is wrong. Allowing this is built in to Android …
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Comment #6784439
He's saying they could ship Firefox in addition to Chrome, just not make Firefox the default browser as shipped (user would still be able to change defaults themselves) or ship onl…
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Comment #6743126
He shows this in the Fragguccino video ( http://www.youtube.com/embed/TZ5a4ycwsig ): by using a small pipe cutter (on a lithium AA battery). He notes that it can be done without th…
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Comment #6736894
>Comments on their FAQ like "Should last" They quite clearly state the usage pattern for the 2 year figure. From said FAQ site ( https://onlycoin.com/support/faq/ ) Q. How do you f…
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Comment #6724535
You could buy a second copy of the software for the child. You saw enough value in it to consider letting them use it and you saw enough value to buy it for yourself. Either you co…
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Comment #6564791
Al Jazeera also did a series on modern slavery ( http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/slaverya21stcenturyevil/ ). The Bonded Slaves episode covers Pakistan and the use of slaves in …
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Comment #6356227
Room Temperature Magnetic Refrigeration [pdf] http://www.ameslab.gov/files/MagFridge_Foundation.pdf A friend and I stumbled on to this last night. I've never heard about this effec…
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Comment #6193062
> If you have RAM free, Windows shouldn't be using your page file http://serverfault.com/questions/23621/any-benefit-or-detrim... Many people seem to assume that Windows pushes dat…
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Comment #5931042
NASA is also configured this way. It drives me nuts because half the time when I want to visit NASA's site I type `nasa.gov` and get nothing until I remember they need the `www.`. …