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Hi, you didn't ruin it. For a while, someone was leaking the Target ads ahead of schedule and Target sent them a legal notice. It's made everyone a bit paranoid about ads now.

A gundam short-film about the whole gundam franchise! at last. I was done with all the "bishonen fighting for nothing at all" series that 00 was.

Guys, I hate to be a pessimist, but I can't see competition changing much. Look at Bell/Telus with their incoming TXT message charges. What does Rogers do? Follow suit! Rather than act as buffers for each other, they just give each other ideas on how to screw us.

Unless there is a large influx of competition, I don't see one extra carrier making any difference. The CRTC should have never allowed the Rogers/Fido buyout.

Norman Borlaug

Although I'm equally ambivalent about the whole solidarity thing, I don't know if it would have that negative effect. To an extent yes, the more we care about Iranian democracy the easier it is to start a war to promote that end, but at the same time the more we care about Iranians the harder it is to start a war which will kill a whole lot of Iranians. So far most of the arguments for military engagement with Iran (as was the case for most of the pre-war arguments for the Iraq War) are of the "kill them so they don't kill us" sort. In so far as people are aware that Iranians are real people with their own internal conflicts, they might be more aware that going in and invading their country could be a bad idea. A big part of this depends on what the current mindset of the supporters is, though.

Keep on working! I don't know if anything will come out of this project but it sure is interesting. :)

Wait, it's OK to rape someone as long as they like it?

You are my hero. This and the C&H feed that you made make my life sooooo much easier.

the pipe is shift \
i.e. its above the backslash

That's exactly the opposite of how law ought to work. Governments ought to be governments of law, not of men. In cases where the lawmakers are still alive, we do not go back to them to ask to clarify disagreements as to the meaning, but we have the letter of the law stand on its own merit. The same is true in situations where the lawmakers are dead. Except in the most linguistic sense, we should not care one slightest bit what the founding fathers would have thought, but what the words mean. And many of these words are in fact rather complicated concepts, or which refer to entities external to the constitution which may change (such as what is "unusual"), and for many of these concepts there is similar language in other courts to which we may refer to their expertise. And, in cases where the language is simply hopelessly ambiguous, then it might be preferable to not interpret the law in a way which actively causes harm.

I have no business commenting on cryptography, but I want to make a simple point about acceptance.

In a specific situation where you a) need the best encryption possible, b) need to use widely-tested encryption, and c) speed/size of file isn't too much of an issue, you could simply combined scrypt and bcrypt to satisfy both opinions. You get scrypt's theoretical strength, and bcrypt's well-audited history of usage.

Assume 95% of people opt out from leaderboards. You're get 1k sales in Europe and 5k in Japan, which would STILL be pitiful. Yikes.

whyyyy have you photoshopped airtel in that poor N97 press pic?

The Daily Mail won't be pleased

Strictly speaking, all that data shows (I am not aware of what other studies have to say, though) is that people who live in rich states report themselves as happy on average, which is not the same thing.

Did she at least have sex with him to make up for it?

Sorcery Blade SUCKS so pray they don't... It's THE most boring turn-based RPG I've played in a looooong time.

"the speed limit used to be 10 mph higher. there were even less traffic deaths then, and that was with more powerful and more dangerous cars."

If you're talking about the States, when the speed limit was 10 mph more, the vehicles were smaller on average and were significantly less powerful. Despite this, there were still more accidents and fatalities than we have now (by percentage).

The only reason that there are "more" now is because there are more vehicles on the road. The percentage has actually dropped.

I liked the suggestion at http://bradhicks.livejournal.com/422902.html which seemed to be bsed on historical evidence.

Hate to tell you , but remix is one of the flaggers that flag down the rnr 's . he also goes by the name chump an various other monikers . he also tag jacks . so don't let him fool you. he can't be trusted.

You can't stop the /b/.

You can't stop the /b/.

You can't stop the /b/.

It is not unique to that app. Tetris Friends does it as well.

The ad is only shown to the friends of the person in it. Seeing as you could just go to his profile and check what apps he's added, I really don't see that you're gaining any more access to his info. Similarly, he isn't probably giving away any more info than his newsfeed usually does for him. The fact that it's further to the left of the page is pretty irrelevant.

The attack could have been an inside job but more likely the support tools had a vulnerability in them that didn't validate the user right.