lupatus

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Deepbills Project – Cato Institute(cato.org)
3 points by lupatus 11y ago|0 comments
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Woman saves three relatives from Ebola(cnn.com)
2 points by lupatus 12y ago|0 comments
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by lupatus 12y ago
Use sourdough in your crust. I've basically been using these instructions for a few years and have nothing but rave reviews for my pies no matter what toppings I put on it: http://www.varasanos.com/PizzaRecipe.htm . See
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by lupatus 12y ago
So, I just read through all of the other comments and see that I was the only person who didn't comment on Eich's ouster. I think I understand now why you asked if my account was hijacked.
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by lupatus 12y ago
Nope, but thanks for the concern. I just have diverse interests, and think that the URbit project is quite strange and, as a result, sort of wonderful, IMO. For example, the algebra grammar for the Nock VM is fascinating for me. Moreover
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by lupatus 12y ago
The solution to his network problem is probably something bizarre, like URbit ( http://www.urbit.org/ ).
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by lupatus 13y ago
Go tell this kid happy birthday. Adolescence is already hard enough. Going through it with Aspergers and feeling like you have zero friends has got to be a lot worse. I think that this is something that folks in on this message board can r
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Mom creates birthday Facebook page after son says he has no friends(abclocal.go.com)
3 points by lupatus 13y ago|2 comments
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by lupatus 13y ago
Part of the explanation is the convoluted history of the people who lived in the British isles. Originally, it was inhabited by gaelic-speaking Celts. Some of their words that are still used today (): plaide -> plaid tàrmachan -> pta
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by lupatus 13y ago
"... and what would we do if we find it ?" Grill it. Even if it can talk to us. In all sincerity, that's what I honestly think will happen. Humans are the apex predators of Earth. Give us starships and we would be the apex p
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by lupatus 13y ago
Here's one instance: http://www.azcentral.com/news/free/20121218flagstaff-gun-tot...
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by lupatus 13y ago
Throwing knives, throwing axes? And, the grandparent commenter's comment duly considered, I still wouldn't easily dismiss a Finn's ability to use guns to kill people; see the White Death[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedi
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by lupatus 13y ago
Better yet, pretend that everything you say/post/share will be seen on a jumbotron at a packed sporting arena. This way, you will have data security, better grammar, and fewer embarrassing personal moments.
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by lupatus 13y ago
I must have missed that. Thanks!
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by lupatus 13y ago
Left-out of this article is that the Denisovans seem to be one of the ancestors of the Melanesian peoples living in and near Papua New Guinea: http://johnhawks.net/weblog/reviews/neandertals/neandertal_d... .
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by lupatus 13y ago
What? Occam's razor says that's preposterous. Source, please?
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by lupatus 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that pg _was_ implying that the NSA program was frowned upon by the laws in the Bill of Rights; while it seems that the NSA is in fact complying with all applicable laws (based on what the government has revealed, as qu
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by lupatus 13y ago
First, according to Wikipedia, they can't use the PRISM data against you without a warrant; which means that they are operating all this within the 4th Amendment's restrictions (so why do we need to restore the 4th if it isn'
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by lupatus 13y ago
Speaking from America, you sound like a pretentious stuffed shirt. Through the miracle of broadcast media, like the printing press or YouTube, it is wholly unnecessary to experience an invasion to know that it is something worth repelling.
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by lupatus 13y ago
I bend no words. One of the experiences of colonialists was the Beaver Wars in which the Iroquois invaded and captured the territory of the Huron. The Iroquois would not constitute an army in the traditional sense because they were not un
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by lupatus 13y ago
First, I have not redefined anything. I simply went with dictionary.com instead. Invasions: an act or instance of invading or entering as an enemy, especially by an army ( http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/invasion
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by lupatus 13y ago
Don't fret too much about the down votes. I once got voted down to something like -182 karma for giving supported arguments that a gay illegal immigrant journalist should be deported. After that, pg stopped showing karma scores in the
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by lupatus 13y ago
I see your questionably attribute Jefferson quote and raise you a whole Constitutional Convention, which wrote in the US Constitution, Article IV Section 4, "[The federal goverment] shall protect each of them [State in the Union] again
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by lupatus 13y ago
So, because you can't find fault with my main point that there are scary high-impact potential threats that the US government can and should try to protect us from, you are instead picking apart an imaginary scenario that I spent all o
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by lupatus 13y ago
I think your metrics for concern about potential threats is a little skewed. You seem to be looking at "concern about a potential threat" has having a 1-dimensional score. Yes, there are more instances of death by hammer in the
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Main Core: Is NSA making a list of "unfriendly" Americans?
7 points by lupatus 13y ago|1 comments
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by lupatus 13y ago
I think I may know you in real life. Did you successfully represent yourself in court?
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by lupatus 13y ago
That's one of the reasons I use Republic Wireless (I'm just a customer and not affilated in any way) - my cell phone can route calls over any open WiFi hotspot it can find.
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by lupatus 14y ago
Don't worry, I've got your back; I'll do it for you, dougk16. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=turmeric+cancer http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=piperlongumine+canc... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=bromelain+c
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by lupatus 14y ago
Thanks! I just thought of smartphones too.

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