sspyder

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by sspyder 7y ago
The founding fathers were also very opposed to a two party system.
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by sspyder 7y ago
From my experience, FSA's doing go away at the end of the year.
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by sspyder 7y ago
Same. Currently locked out of my own account due to hackers and support has been a bit painful to deal with.
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by sspyder 8y ago
No, it was David Fincher wanting to do a crime series. Netflix orders a lot of crappy algorithm based content but a lot of their content is created through purchasing other people's ideas/concepts.
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by sspyder 8y ago
That's not what happened in this case. They used a single piston where commonly two or more pistons would be used to control the rudder.
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by sspyder 8y ago
AR is an order of magnitude harder than VR because of overlaying visuals on top of a view instead replacing/blocking it.
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by sspyder 9y ago
No because you seem biased to keep it and can control the outcome of the bet. Anybody willing to take a bet that my keyboard is going to evolve radically or disappear altogether in my lifetime?
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by sspyder 9y ago
I disagree. It might be what they are most talked about now, but I think most people are familiar with their history. Steve Jobs, the old macs in schools, iPod, iMac, etc.
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by sspyder 9y ago
CEO of company in question claims that now they get the bet teams from best suppliers... That have already been working with their competitors for years. RTFA won't help you consider sources and how much salt to ingest with their words
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by sspyder 9y ago
No
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by sspyder 10y ago
It is when it spreads from the AV club to the mainstream and the numbers start having tangible impact on jobs numbers / workforce participation rates.
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by sspyder 10y ago
Not to take away from the engineering marvel that these parts and process represent, but the timing of this article is interesting - seems PR related. I recently read about problems ANA faced with Rolls Royce engines, specifically the turb