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Comment #18480423
It's possible to 'dock' a phone with a keyboard, monitor, and mouse. I'm not sure many easily support that setup though.
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Comment #18479637
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expert_system
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Comment #18479591
"Adblock Plus"
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Comment #18476686
>We all benefit because we have access to this new invention and soon can make it ourselves Two decades is not "soon".
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Comment #18425032
What article? This appears to be a link to a subscription signup landing page.
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Comment #18424797
omega-3 fatty acids are used to build your brain and other cells
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Comment #18081103
[dead]
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Comment #18052813
Interactivity with what? The air?
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Comment #17925023
Were they really though? Aren't there numerous artifacts from the region depicting such acts?
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Comment #17922311
It is a US crime to knowingly and willfully conceal a material fact "in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the Government of th…
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Comment #17920788
Yes, it may be appropriate for a military operation.
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Comment #17920785
It is a crime in the US to knowingly and willfully conceal material facts (including a singular material fact) "in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative,…
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Comment #17918246
It is a US crime to knowingly and willfully conceal a material fact "in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the Government of th…
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Comment #17918228
It is a crime in the US to knowingly and willfully conceal material facts "in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the Government…
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Comment #17914191
As I allowed in my comment, it may be acceptable as part of a military operation. However, the Constitution does not grant Congress or the Courts to spy, or to hire spies, or direc…
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Comment #17914189
I never claimed as such. You may wish to read my comment, the Constitution, then my comment again.
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Comment #17912987
The CIA seems surprised to hear lots of things, but I believe the NSA is a military operation.
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Comment #17912886
Governments are a function of their laws. I'm not sure what you mean by, 'are allowed and expected to keep secrets from each other'. I don't actually allow or expect my government …
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Comment #17912832
Is that all that's being transported? Communication? Those bags seem to be holding more than just text. I'm not sure the government is actually authorized to spy, per the US Consti…
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Comment #17912381
Is it possible to earn enough in an acceptable career to then later pursue what one would like to?
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Comment #17912373
All government communications are subject to inspection and should be disclosed as soon as possible. Why does the State Department need to take such extreme measures and have speci…
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Comment #17909982
Doesn't SciHub source its articles from journals though?
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Comment #17856194
Could be, maybe; but, it's definitely been a sought and taught objective as well.
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Comment #17840865
I think this is a symptom of a drive towards "messaging", "narratives", and "stories" over logical analysis of verifiable facts in (allegedly) persuasive writing. I wouldn't doubt …