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Biblical prophecy finds way to legislators in battle over ID plan http://archive.boston.com/news/local/maine/articles/2007/03/... RFID: Sign of the (End) Times? https://www.wired.com
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The State/County/City balance of authority in Texas is biased far more toward Counties than in any other state. They have 4x more counties than more populous California and over 10x more than larger Alaska. It reads to me like any
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Hopefully on the dusk terminator and not the dawn terminator? If a mechanical problem slows you down would we rather see it start getting colder, or hotter as we work on correcting it?
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It was a rather level, dry and solid critique, I don't think any well-adjusted person would consider it insulting.
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Cheetos are extruded cornmeal paste that's been fried and dusted with powdered cheese, salt, and MSG
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Not my theory. I didn't initially suggest it, I don't believe it, I don't even like it. I certainly made no demands. A hypothesis doesn't require evidence. Others have made some strong points toward falsifying the hypoth
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If you use Hanlon's Razor in criminal investigations, most criminals are going to walk. Most thieves don't hold equity or title to the structures they're stealing from. It's dubious to imply the people working in that wa
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I'm saying it would be premature to discount the possibility. A low-level dock supervisor could have been peddling this stuff for years, got spooked, and decided to cover his tracks, perhaps underestimating the size of the explosion, a
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Are you suggesting it's unthinkable that someone would burn down a crime scene? It happens a lot. Crime concealment consistently places among the top 6 motives in studies of arson. I'm not saying it's a very likely cause, but
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The author seems to have forgotten to include any mention of how these shows "disrupted cable". Expanding the boundaries of acceptable taste in broadcasting wasn't a disruption, it was the linear continuation of a trend, foll
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Hops outside of beer is toxic to dogs, it causes malignant hyperthermia. It's a problem for brewers who leave their hops where the dog can get at them (usually spent hops in the trash or a compost heap). Beer brewed from hops doesn&#x2
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> that isn't documented, first, because it's changing/improving constantly, and second, there's just too many custom features like that for any consumer to ever keep track of, so what would even be the point? Same poi
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Star Control 2 famously used music composed in MOD trackers, they even had part of the UI show a waveform of the music during dialog with the aliens. It was seeing a bunch of .MOD files on the floppy that first prompted me to download a mod
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That's a short-sighted take. The presence of a union completely changes staffing decisions. If hiring his parents would be profitable, the owners are out of luck because they are fully staffed with worse performers who are protected.
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Totally agree, I've been impressed with how effective adding "-intitle:best" to a Google search is at filtering out SEO-gaming fluff
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> What makes you think no one owes you an explanation? What makes you think they do? You think you could use something, that doesn't mean a stranger owes it to you. If you change seats to get away from someone on a bus, do you tell
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What's the movie where the protagonists are debating how to infiltrate an apartment gate when a pair of Girl Scouts come along and just rake one hand across every room's buzzer button, and the door pops right open? Someone I worke
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You're calling on examples of strongly-pedigreed, well-informed. very slight game variations, and claiming they're equivalent with a whole-cloth supposition of the rules based on nothing but an examination of the board and pieces.
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You'd be playing a variant that directly evolved from pinochle. There's an undeniable lineage there. If you reverse-engineered your own rules from scratch knowing nothing but what a deck of cards looked like, it would be silly to
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> Espen Aarseth asked if the game Senet could be said to still exist, given that the rules were unknown. In response, Alexander de Voogt of the American Museum of Natural History pointed out that games did not have a fixed set of rules,
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How are you going to use a learners permit as an NFC card, it's just a half sheet of plain old wood-pulp printer paper
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> Where’s the subscription management startup model? https://patreon.com/
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The whole article is an ostentatiously wordy mess, and that's coming from a guy who just tried to use the word "ostentatiously."
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Sounds like someone needs to build neverssl-nevercached.com with a "Cache-Control: no-store" header
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Agreed, I couched my correction with "so far" because it wouldn't surprise me a bit if the OS eventually begins enforcing it, or if it already does and they've been misleading.
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The OS doesn't care, Microsoft does. All indications so far are that it's enforced contractually, not by the software itself. This is just a concession that must be made before you're permitted to pre-install Windows for your
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Don't you just short-circuit as soon as any bit is different regardless of bit ordering?
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> he lost me in the first few minutes by assuming the moment some problems start the society will turn on each other like in some zombie apocalypse. You're not convinced this is a likely outcome while watching footage of it actually
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"If the smoke alarm goes off, you shouldn't worry about evacuating the building." Is this an acceptable way to convey that you should evacuate the building without worrying?
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The second sentence was even more ambiguous than the first one

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