pmurT

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by pmurT 9y ago
Certainly don't pay to go to movies and watch ugly people
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by pmurT 9y ago
What's so wrong with enjoying the company of women with better genetics than most?
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by pmurT 9y ago
I've been considering cancelling my preorder. As late as they'll be (assuming they do deliver) and my estimated place in line, the other manufacturers will have competitive offerings
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by pmurT 9y ago
I wish we'd get rid of timezones all together - is there really much point aside from tradition?
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by pmurT 9y ago
MS already makes royalty on every significant Android device made
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by pmurT 9y ago
Do you not recall the number of foreign Hilary supporters pushing on social media and chat rooms?
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by pmurT 9y ago
ISO 9660 is not at all a general purpose filesystem. Although fairly trivial to reason about and implement, little and big endian systems required entirely separate structures written to disc or files would not be accessible. Myth 2 was a p
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by pmurT 9y ago
Easier to mine relative to the price... More juice for the squeeze
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by pmurT 9y ago
You are all missing my point (or I did not make it clear) - the resources are there for you to burn in achieving your goals. You will never be able to deliver a product in competitive fashion compared to groups that are more willing to burn
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by pmurT 9y ago
Youtube the "hastily made Cleveland tourism video"
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by pmurT 9y ago
Although it's great for campfire stories I don't really see a problem. Resources are there to be used - the lesson from StarCraft is you don't horde resources to victory. I think most believe this as how many of us are writin
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by pmurT 9y ago
On the body aches - standing desk that can lower to sitting height. I change back and forth throughout the day. Also keep a bokken (wooden sword) to swing and walk for periodic breaks - wife calls it my "thinking stick". Regarding
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by pmurT 9y ago
Non-white and grew up with a very religious background - even lived in a religious commune-like environment for a few years. The current environment in the bay reminds me of those days in many ways - the incredible pressure to visibly signa
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by pmurT 9y ago
Bees make hexagons. I've seen tons of horizontal and odd shaped burr comb that is still hexagonal - which if they were truly making circles would remain circles as there is no vertical load.
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by pmurT 9y ago
Mites have been the largest issue and will likely take decades for the genetics to select out for an uneasy balance. In the mean time, the commercial guys can't keep doing business as usual and have to cleanup their act - they had a ni
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by pmurT 9y ago
That is always how society works, those that existed before leverage the efforts of the young. 401k, social security, Medicare, etc You'll benefit from this scenario at some point as well.
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by pmurT 9y ago
Why does everyone hate on prop13? It still allows taxes to go up, but only at the rate of inflation - it prevents normal people from being thrown out of their houses after 10 years due to tax adjustments
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by pmurT 9y ago
Even if we had high-speed rail the gov would regulate it to death like everything else - they'll make it just as painful as flying. Imagine the TSA salivating for the mission creep.
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by pmurT 9y ago
Meritocracy is such a narrow and arbitrary definition on what is acceptable for claiming resources. Social myths to keep the rable in the fields and out of the manor.
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by pmurT 9y ago
If humans really are causing climate change, nothing appreciable will be done until there is no choice - that's by and large how people operate unfortunately.
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by pmurT 9y ago
And we in the US struggle with getting anything built for less than eye watering sums - does anyone remember the recent bay bridge saga? Corruption, incompetence, etc?
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by pmurT 9y ago
You Bet Your Garden by Mike McGrath. Feels good to hear something completely unrelated to tech
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by pmurT 9y ago
It incentivizes all activity productive risk taking or just sitting on the couch and playing Call of Duty - which if you've delt with most humans lately means it'll likely be Call of Duty unless there's some sort of familial
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by pmurT 9y ago
What economic cost? Rather silly view as much of the production of the beloved solar panel is in China... Have you been to any industrial cities there recently? Certainly not advocating RPB approach, but we're simply not competitive
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by pmurT 9y ago
Wow, can I choose not to have my tax dollars go to this? I think the future of government is voting through selective funding of programs by each individual.
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by pmurT 9y ago
And concurrently, may rattle the echo chamber a bit