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CompanyLaser
8y ago
Did anyone read YouTube's actual policy? They're restricting direct firearm sales and DIY manufacturing instructions. Seems reasonable for any controlled device.
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CompanyLaser
9y ago
She was an artist. Making money isn't a requirement for something to be work.
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CompanyLaser
11y ago
Totally. I'm 23 and I'll readily admit I can't program to save my life without taking piracetam and a light dose of dextroamphetamine. I was sick and tired of living with my parents, no money, no friends. After a year and a h
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CompanyLaser
11y ago
I entered "Self Destruct DO NOT PRESS!" ...FWEW! Just the adrenaline kick I needed.
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CompanyLaser
11y ago
Which begs the question as fish was released 10 years ago.
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CompanyLaser
11y ago
Yes. It's about phonetics, not the first letter. The y sound in "you" is a consonant, like "a ukulele", whereas the h in "an hour" is not.
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
there better be a cute little guide-bot who shoots flares at bad guys
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
True, but unfortunately, under our economy that free time just gets used as an opportunity to out-work the competition.
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
Higher signal to noise ratio. Dr. Barry Blesser suggests that "raising the loudness of music, like a double shot of whisky, elevates the intensity of the experience". Listeners undergo significant, measurable changes in mind-body
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
The hegemony of consumerism is falling apart and the things people increasingly "value more" than work is free time and to be loved by the people they love. That's something work won't give you in exchange.
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
I was actually just reading Max Weber today. The radical change in Christianity over time is astounding. Jesus: "consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin thread" ...I don't think he meant th
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
In other words, positive liberty, a concept I think many Americans have yet to wrap their heads around. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_liberty
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
The bitcoin community is tremendously ignorant of critical social theory and proud of it, which is a cause of concern. Some people care about more than themselves believe it or not.
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
that's the fun part, silly!
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
I think the problem is that education has a deeply embedded tradition of disciplined austerity. I grew up with plenty of "fun interactive multimedia education" but the people commissioned to make that stuff are frumpy and boring a
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
I don't know about you guys but my Kindle paper white shows footnotes in a pop-up dialog box. No page fumbling. I thought DFW's books were great on Kindle. But yes, learning-oriented Ebooks I always read on my laptop. Nothing can
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
Let us not forget the importance of vibration control for digital devices! http://shop.mapleshadestore.com/products.asp?dept=127
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
Obviously. To anyone who's ever had an authentic encounter with film/art, money and the doctrine of utilitarianism no longer mean anything to you. It's dust.
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CompanyLaser
12y ago
Perhaps it has to do with the fact that conservatives have very little original thought to contribute to the field these days beyond what's already been long established by old school thinkers. The progress I see happening today is in