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Nice idea but will it do anything, probably not.
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Ares is having more and more problems.
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Windows for the cloud.
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Race really is an issue in this election.
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More voting machine errors.
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Polio spreads, here in the US stupid parents still against vaccinating their children.
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250 thefts of nuclear material in 2007, way to stop nuclear proliferation.
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Obama, get's security trade-offs.
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Our brains peak at 39.
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Makes sense that hyperlinks aren't defamation. The person linking is publishing the information and links are built into the internet simply by a page existing there is a link somewhere to it.
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The simple budge, 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings, pretty close to my budget.
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The name reminds me too much of Azureus (Bittorent client).
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Way more and larger papers have endorsed Obama over McCain in this election.
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Great job Texas, science is such a bad thing.
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So what's it cost to build a website.
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That's pretty funny.
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Statistically proved discrimination by the police does exist.
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I couldn't agree more.
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And the US may have known about it.
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Networking isn't important to the cloud infrastructure which is a low-margins business.
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WTF, Hollywood you are stupid.
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Indeed, indeed, code with logic thrown throughout the page instead of being contained, difficult to extend, difficult to reverse-engineer.
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Everybody is calling it for Obama.
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Guilty on all seven counts, not required to give up his Senate seat.
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That would be very cool if the iPhone dropped in price again.
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Assure that you can vote.
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Thanks Windows, now also become a referrer.
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I love Google, what other company would let their employees build a zip line on the company property.
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Hehe, this is pretty funny.
Justin Yost is a full-time Software Engineer and a part time educator. A graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor's degree in computer science, Justin relishes programming and learning more about anything and everything. When not working, Justin occasionally gives talks at the local PHP Meetup. In his free time, Justin enjoys backpacking and reading science fiction books.
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