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by hnyc 11y ago
Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/399/
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by hnyc 11y ago
Demos, the great God of demonstrations and examples. He preferred to teach other Gods, as opposed to humans. Usually he could be found skulking nearby or with API, the God of documentation. Conf, the lesser known God of configurations and s
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by hnyc 11y ago
No, sort by total.
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by hnyc 11y ago
I would listen to that news... I kind-of like it...
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by hnyc 11y ago
> POP, SMTP and IMAP would seem contrary the whole idea of a public stream of email communication I disagree. I believe it would create for easier access to a public stream of email communication, in particular to the person who sent the
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by hnyc 11y ago
It seems so far that I'm immortal.
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by hnyc 11y ago
Indeed. And apparently ʻAkepa is a Hawaiian term meaning "agile" According to Wikipedia.
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by hnyc 11y ago
Putting the code up on, say, GitHub would also help with stopping people from doing malicious things to the site, because people aren't always mean and villainous, they can be nice as well and help out. One of the benefits is people fi
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by hnyc 11y ago
Cursed are those that search in private browsing mode.
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by hnyc 11y ago
Although it does not have a chapter on the semicolon, check out the book "Shady Characters". https://amazon.com/dp/0393064425
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Nuclear Transmutation (turn gold to lead)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hnyc 12y ago
Interestingly enough my father and I do this for a couple of hours straight about once a week. One of the few differences is that the story is usually finished within said few hours, and a new one begins next week, unless it's consider
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by hnyc 12y ago
> I discovered that there is a huge community of people that are interested in (or obsessed with) flashlights. http://xkcd.com/1095/
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by hnyc 12y ago
True, however, in defense of the writer perhaps the writer was trying to balance out the story, because throughout most of the story above her backstory was pretty much "it's her fault". To balance it out a bit, in the middle
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by hnyc 12y ago
Then take a look at Freenet. :P
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by hnyc 12y ago
In my opinion, her upbringing and life have everything to do with this. If it were not for how she was brought up and how she was treated during her life, she may or may not have done what she did. The only reason is not to try to engineer
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by hnyc 12y ago
True. Let's wait and find out if this catches on. :)
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by hnyc 12y ago
I still stand by what I say that "first impressions are important". Perhaps they are less emphasized in public software, however, they still count for quite a lot (as is seen by reading the comments). Technically, your first impre
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by hnyc 12y ago
Because first impressions are important. If you see a car with a small knob for a steering wheel, you'll find that it is more difficult to use. And even though the engine of the car might be a radical improvement, this still doesn&#x27
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by hnyc 12y ago
At first I thought that it was left there on purpose, but it seems like it may be accidental.
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by hnyc 12y ago
This looks interesting, and seems surprisingly similar to http://noflojs.org/ (at least at a first glance).