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Charleane · Guest

Well, TV used to be made of picture tubes and the internet is a series of tubes, so I guess they both have tubes. Therefore TV = Internet.
waiting for the digg community's "surprised outrage" when they get shut down . . . .

Ross · Guest

“you use the digg bar?hmmmm

Aaliyah · Guest

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How do you provide that quote and then explain THIS!?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfvLcozLwtE&fmt ...!

Naiujiro · Guest

Well it's also that Google stated that younger companies perform better, so it's better to take advantage of that than instead of jump into the market as is.?
That place is a rip off. Don't do business there, you'll get shafted.

Johnnie · Guest

Only for a day or two.Alcohol has a way of allowing its disciples to justify any behavior as a simple mistake instead of what it really is: alcoholism.

Jeffrey · Guest

I heard it's going to be Stan Lee vs Spider-Man.

Dickinson · Guest

If the government can come for your average scientist working for a ultra high security nuclear research lab who has been previously suspected of security breaches, how long before they come for you? /sarcasmSeriously, I don't feel sorry for the guy. He works in an ultra top secret lab, and he's complaining that he's being checked for security reasons? It's probably allowed under the security clearance he agreed to. Heck, I have family with top secret clearance (which honestly is not much these days), and every time their clearance comes up for review they send the men in black around to the neighbors, and they use government clearance to grab paperwork from colleges and stuff. I mean, to some people that may sound awful, and I agree, if the government did that to Joe Six Pack, it would be. But when you're signing up for a job working with sensitive documents, the government needs to know they can trust you. It comes with the territory.So here we have a guy who works in a nuclear weapons lab (really wish I could use bold there), suspected of sharing federal secrets, complaining that the government is shifting through his computers... Maybe he needs to find a new job? I don't buy his argument that the government is against his laser testing system. If he's right, it could save the government billions of dollars. If there is one thing that talks in the government, it's money. I don't see why they'd try to shut that research down.

Angel · Guest

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