minitrollster

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by minitrollster 3mo ago
Um I think this might be on you and not them.
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by minitrollster 3y ago
This is one of the most insane things I've ever read.
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by minitrollster 13y ago
Slow down chief. GP's point might have been strong but no need to jump to insults.
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by minitrollster 13y ago
> Was the Xbox 360 really a huge success? It came second or third in sales for its generation of consoles. 75 million units in seven years is a small number compared to mobile devices. Android sold 144 million devices in Q4 2012 alone.
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by minitrollster 14y ago
Let's see how long it takes for this one to be removed.
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by minitrollster 14y ago
I am experiencing the wifi sync issues quite heavily. My iPhone 5 might sync 1 out of 5 times, probably less. I wouldn't say that iTunes is as bad as he says, since it's not crashing very often for me when using it normally. But every singl
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by minitrollster 14y ago
How is that relevant?
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by minitrollster 14y ago
>Unless they changed it recently... Saturn doesn't exist anymore. From Wikipedia: "Following the withdrawal of a bid by Penske Automotive to acquire Saturn in September 2009, General Motors discontinued the Saturn brand and ended its ou
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by minitrollster 14y ago
I do not think that kids should be trained like pets. They are more intelligent and react to a more nuanced approach. My point about punishment just means that bad actions should be sanctioned and good actions rewarded. My parents never phy
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by minitrollster 14y ago
>The concept that one class of humans is the "punishers" who are teaching the other class(es) underlies most (if not all) fascist/authoritarian/racist ideologies of the last 3 centuries. So I'm Hitler now. >legalize drugs and prosti
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by minitrollster 14y ago
After reading this, I can only say one thing: you're living in fantasyland. This is the real world, not some libertarian utopia. And regarding your last point, what about pedophiles? Rapists? Should we just surround them with love and forgi
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by minitrollster 14y ago
Here's the thing: actions have consequences. Bad actions result in bad consequences. Such is the learning process of lots of species. Do you think training pets by reinforcing good behaviour and punishing bad behaviour is modern and support
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by minitrollster 14y ago
I don't think the point people are making when they say he should be handed to the authorities is that they'll fix him. The point is that he should answer for his actions. Fixing the darkness or not, the kid DID make death threats and make
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by minitrollster 14y ago
I know this is hn and such, but after reading your comments I only have one thing to say. "lol"
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by minitrollster 14y ago
I tend to agree, but when you think of it, D major isn't used that much in popular music. When you talk about country or acoustic guitar, sure, but not so much in the Billboard charts.
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by minitrollster 14y ago
>With electronic/techno music you see where the intro/beats are. With other music you can see where the intro ends, the chorus repeats, instrumental solo, ... Absolutely not you don't see that, how can you see where anything starts or e
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by minitrollster 14y ago
I fail to see how that makes sense. How would a spectrum enable you to skip to specific parts of a song? It only lets you see the frequency breakdown, and offers no benefits (that I can see) from a navigation standpoint.
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by minitrollster 15y ago
How funny that Google felt the need to fetch duck.com
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by minitrollster 15y ago
I know this is a bit late, but I just wanted to mention that you most likely read that in Malcom Gladwell's Outliers. There's a whole chapter about aviation.
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by minitrollster 16y ago
>... pomplamoose is french for grapefruit Actually, 'pamplemousse' is French for grapefruit, but yeah, phonetically it's about right.
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by minitrollster 17y ago
I don't know who will be the first, but I hope that the new video streaming services will open the eyes of the major Canadian ISPs and force them to move away from the ridiculous bandwidth caps we have up here. With caps as low as 20GB/mont
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by minitrollster 17y ago
You aren't on reddit, freakball.
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by minitrollster 17y ago
Even if it worked, here in Canada most ISPs have a monthly bandwidth limit (usually around 20-30GB, which is ridiculously low), so it would be really expensive for the end user.