magamiako

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by magamiako 12y ago
Quite a few people I know would prefer to travel on an American passport because it offers less hassle than most other passports. We have fewer VISA requirements, etc. We have somewhat shot ourselves in the foot here or there since we tight
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by magamiako 12y ago
I've been strongly considering expatriating, either to Canada or even more exotic locations such as Dubai/UAE. I have no real intentions of breaking from the US as a citizen, but perhaps you could clarify for me. 1. I've hear
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by magamiako 16y ago
Sorry dotBen, but you're being a whiney crybaby on here. OH NO, LIBYAN GOVERNMENT DOESN'T RESPECT US RULES! No shit... Move on from it. Otherwise go join a political group that fights for women's rights in Libya.
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by magamiako 16y ago
If you need lots of thorium you can usually find a ton of it Winterspring or the Burning Steppes!
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by magamiako 16y ago
As I posted over there: If I'm studying a particular programming environment, I start with the basics. Usually printing and formatting messages, file I/O, basic calculations, variable usage, method usage. I then combine it all together to m
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by magamiako 16y ago
As the wikipedia article states, and as the IANA assignments are coming through--you, as your personal self, gets a /48 block. Or rather, your "premises" gets a /48 block. If you're a small business owner with 10 computers, you get a /48 bl
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by magamiako 16y ago
I rather like the changes made to Digg. I got tired every day of going to the site and reading things that organizations obviously wanted to digg up for the sake of hitting a larger audience. Essentially, it boiled down to kind of like tryi
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by magamiako 16y ago
Another good way to ensure that you keep services you absolutely need is to review your credit card/bank details and make sure you're not getting charged for any ghost recurring services.
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by magamiako 16y ago
Or more interestingly, they were looking at providing the best numbers to push their agenda the furthest. As noted in a previous comment, a fair comparison would be to run a proper benchmark--which guarantees similar operating conditions.
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by magamiako 16y ago
I think this is just a reminder to those that can't push their agendas on the new Digg to not come here and try to push it. Take it somewhere else. Good riddance.
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by magamiako 16y ago
Specifically, some of the gutteral sounds used in Klingon are sounds that are used in real languages. If you're a native American-English speaker, these sounds do not exist in our language. If someone here is so dedicated to learning Klingo
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by magamiako 16y ago
You're assuming that every thing that people work on actually needs the potential to become "big". What about the people that study klingon? Or Esperanto? Or Elvish? You assume that a person cannot gain something by simply learning somethin
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by magamiako 16y ago
The school I want to attend here in the states costs $250 per credit hour. A bachelor's degree (4-year) is 120 credit hours. It's $30,000 USD. I know salaries in some parts of the EU are behind the US in terms of buying power within their r
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by magamiako 16y ago
For those of us that are left-handed, dvorak is very cumbersome to use. It strongly prefers the right hand for typing, and if your dominant hand is the other--dvorak feels really weird to type with. Give me a dvorak, but favored for left-