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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
twitter accounts are the best near-universal logins. fast to setup, complete anonymity and easy 2 click comment signin.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
If I didn't use facebook in London then I would simply miss every social invitation that I am given. Many people only use it because of this and would drop it otherwise.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
in pyjamas.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
So you are saying those intangibles don't exist? Maybe you and your mother just don't value them as much.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
Depends how well you know your dealer.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
mmmmm bulk opium
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
What jobs is Django the right tool for?
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
Considering that Pentagram recently bought World Chess and their World Chess Championships it looks like there'll be changes made in the running of world chess but not sure if they'll do away with the World Champs. http:/&#x
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
Wouldn't overspecialization be common with most pro sports? Playing sports is great but becoming a swimming world champion, for example, is just hours every day of swimming. Hardly world-changing or helpful outside the pool.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
How is the tennis points system arbitrary? Each tournament has set points depending on ranking of the tournament, each placing in the tournament has a set number of points. The points won are carried for 1 year. Rankings are seen to be pret
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13y ago
That happens in all sports that have a world championship. There is often a difference between World Champion and World Number One.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
Looks like an old version of the site. The date is old.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
Why is the date May 16, 2013?
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
lets go mining.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
I wonder how 3d printing could help in the 3rd world.
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lowkeykiwi
13y ago
Exactly. 1 million in Roman numerals is M with a bar over the top of it.