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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
I don't object to advertising. Highly optimized images can load quickly. I object like a banshee to the insane amounts of js that is raining down on my connection. The bad things that people are doing with that js, from crooked, ine
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
It's the very same thing that struck me right away. The English is off, even though I understood perfectly well what the author intended to communicate. Then it clicked, he's Norwegian, and most assuredly English is a second lan
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
"...I'm collaborating with dozens of writers.." You may be collaborating with more people than you know. Cause it's, you know, google. I wonder how many third parties get access to your data. Remember, when you aren&#x
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
It may be money for Castro, but we're talking about identifying an actor using MICE. The original poster was correct, the actor was being coerced. Don't over think it.
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
On a some what related note, I read that google allows people to read my email. Google itself, and third parties. I've got friends who store important authentication, financial, and legal information in their emails. Makes me wonder ab
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
Article is light on details on what constitutes brain aging, but judging by 85 year old Willie Nelson's articulateness in his 2018 interviews, I hope to be aging my brain some day, as I get closer to retirement. Deep, gravelly, I don
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
LMAO. This will go over like a shit hamburger with my friends of the middle class, middle aged, nuclear family persuasion. Which at least half of them are democrats, and I predict this type of thing would temporarily unify democrats and r
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
In the absence of historical data, receiving information from another person, without any quick way to verify what has been communicated, coupled with a necessity to decide/act, has long required/used a shortcut. You look in that
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
"poor sleep causes ..." or does it? "... causes poor sleep" or does it? Which one is it? Neither yet both? Come on folks, we learned this in 3rd grade. The real answer is "it's complicated".
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
I guess we could speculate that she wasn't bad looking at all, but not drop dead gorgeous, either. But I think it's true that in general, personality can make a huge difference for both men and women. A captivating, engaging pers
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
On a side note, is anyone else disappointed that there was no picture of the "4.5m long pasty"?
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
I did indeed enjoy Inspector Lewis. Endeavor is also worth a watch. I thought I would dislike Endeavor because it's a prequel, but it's really well done. I look forward to Babylon Berlin, for exactly the reasons you mention.
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
Yea, I agree that the 2003 Battlestar Galactica (re-imagined) was pretty good. See, we have that in common. I may have to check out Babylon Berlin. Per your mention, I checked out the wikipedia entry for it. I do like a good period drama
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
It's well known that Fox really pounded on Whedon to make the show lighter and funnier. The first episode has minimal camp, as does the film. The other episodes vary. You have to admit, compared to the camp of the 70s and 80s, Whedon
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
It's Noir, redone with modern standards, and in a sci-fi setting, but it's completely Noir. And it's very good. I also enjoy The Expanse.
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
So your opinion is the acting and narrative are bad. What sci-fi shows do you consider are examples of great narrative and acting? Give me 3 sci-fi TV series as examples please. Beyond that how about non-sci-fi TV series? I'd like to
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
If a sizable company has to pick either 1) the existing dev team that is semi-functional and sort of handles the load, or 2) a new, highly experienced and bright individual that has personality issues... I think the choice is clear.
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
"...it can be argued that caloric restriction ... has the potential to accelerate the healing process..." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25881054 "...fasting ... has the potential to differentially
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
I'm no expert, but here's the sequence (in reverse order) as I see it (for now): bad-things-happening <<< crazed-immune-system <<< crazed-gut-bacteria <<< 1st-world-bad-living Anything that treats &quot
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
That article was a long winded way to say "Serve an underserved market efficiently, and execute sooner, better than competitors." You don't say!!!!
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
He meant actually put a piece of wood log inside the capsule and observe the marks on it after it returned to earth.
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by asdf1234tx 8y ago
Live performance art can indeed impact time resources. But so can other kinds of art at intensive levels. Indeed I have known, as you call them "static" artists, and "dynamic" artists (poor dividing lines for this conve
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by asdf1234tx 9y ago
By your early 20s you should know if you need a teacher, or just a guide, or no one but yourself(plus textbooks&internet), for medium level difficulty and down. If you have to ask, I'm pretty sure you need a teacher. For example,