inglorian

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The "Web of Intent" Vision(ribbonfarm.com)
1 points by inglorian 16y ago|0 comments
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RSSted Development(american.com)
5 points by inglorian 17y ago|1 comments
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by inglorian 17y ago
Another useful rule is that all grasses (and their seeds) are edible. Not particularly tasty or nutritious, but they won't kill you.
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by inglorian 17y ago
Actually, it doesn't really matter. Some argue that industrialized agriculture is in fact playing right into the plants' design. We contribute to their survival and spread by continually re-planting them -- corn, for example, is arguably th
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by inglorian 17y ago
I would guess that the money was probably inherited rather than earned -- likely from James, as Lily was muggleborn. Even though they may have been a power couple, or as you say, a highly skilled witch and wizard team, they were only 20 whe
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by inglorian 17y ago
I don't know that they'll be outsourced. For those who buy crafts from Etsy, the whole point is that you have direct contact with the seller and you're getting a handmade, one of a kind item. I know several individuals who buy things from E
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Quick, Free, and Easy Ways to Market Your Startup(blog.yakgroups.com)
14 points by inglorian 17y ago|3 comments
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by inglorian 17y ago
Very nice. I like the simplicity of the syntax you've created for editing elements. Seems to work quite smoothly for me in Safari, OS 10.6
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by inglorian 17y ago
Diet almost certainly plays a role. The diet of the Tarahumara Indians (the subject of the 'Born to Run' book mentioned in the article) is practically meatless and consists of about 75% corn, with the rest made up mostly of beans and variou
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Internet Carriers Consider Use-Based Pricing(online.wsj.com)
1 points by inglorian 17y ago|0 comments
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by inglorian 17y ago
It seems a little strange/unintuitive that the play/pause button isn't in the middle anymore. The body also seems strangely long. Maybe I'm missing the point of this redesign? Apple usually has good reasons for what it does; can someone exp
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by inglorian 17y ago
"How about designing software that optimizes daydreaming? For example, one problem with drifting is that we’re often unaware we’re doing it. We can hit upon a cool idea but never even realize it. Imagine an app that randomly pings you to se
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by inglorian 17y ago
The article describes the new fast-casual restaurant style, which sounds a lot like a modern startup in its ethos: >>Bill Kim’s [fast-casual] restaurant...“We’re going to serve really good, vibrant flavors. It’s going to be $15. [Cu
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by inglorian 17y ago
This is probably the one he had in mind: http://paulgraham.com/love.html
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by inglorian 17y ago
I've never seriously run barefoot, but I can confirm that it improves your balance and form to walk barefoot as well. When I had issues with my hiking boots on the Appalachian Trail, I took up barefoot hiking and noticed an immediate change
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by inglorian 17y ago
I actually wouldn't recommend this. Doing something else (watching tv, working, driving, even walking) while eating takes most of the enjoyment out of the food. Also, I can imagine very few foods conducive to eating while walking that are n
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by inglorian 17y ago
I don't know if invites can actually be shared, but I'd appreciate one if so. Thanks! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01G5M5dvqqt--v6P30IQKjSQ==...
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The Secrets Inside Your Dog's Mind(time.com)
28 points by inglorian 17y ago|12 comments
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New Steps Towards A Real Invisibility Cloak
1 points by inglorian 17y ago|1 comments
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Why People Don't Like Nerds or Programmers (In School)(rorymarinich.tumblr.com)
85 points by inglorian 17y ago|143 comments
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by inglorian 17y ago
Yeah, that flash intro that you can't skip isn't at all annoying...
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by inglorian 17y ago
Ouch, I'd advise you to never go skiing without copious amounts of sunscreen. I've gotten crazy sunburns from the sun reflecting off the snow.
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How My Startup Failed(storylog.com)
50 points by inglorian 17y ago|20 comments
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The Startup Myth(sixmonthmba.com)
81 points by inglorian 18y ago|17 comments
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by inglorian 18y ago
It is possible that the women in these scenarios are entirely at fault, but unlikely. Relationship problems usually stem from both of the people involved. >>They may hate sex, but they do it I don't know ANY women who hate sex itsel
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by inglorian 18y ago
You are right, that is terribly sad. I also find it very strange, though: unless I am missing something, the woman isn't going to be better off on her own (especially with children) than with the currently-unemployed husband, unless she som
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by inglorian 18y ago
Are American women so adept at hiding their "true" selves for so long? Perhaps your friends are poor judges of character, or simply didn't date them long enough to properly assess how they would function as a married couple. Where I come fr
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by inglorian 18y ago
I'm always surprised to see the extreme bitterness that comes out on these threads. >>Every single married guy I know is MISERABLE. The sex pretty much stops within the first couple of years. And the woman gains mega weight, because
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by inglorian 18y ago
I'm not sure...in your parent post, you mentioned being "accurate to life" as an important measure. While subjective, verbal examinations (and all the possible unfairness they entail) can be significantly more true to life (in the real-worl
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by inglorian 18y ago
>>To the contrary, the Web 2.0 silliness is a result of people thinking like you. Most Web 2.0 companies (reddit, twitter, youtube) are time-wasters. Perhaps she has a point -- Twitter and Youtube are not making money. By her defini

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