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   by sssbc 12y ago

   ok, get info-raped by any and all then.
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   Beauty! I'd love it more if there were a "kinda figure out the normal pace of output and change color when it varies by %" mode. This would make it a time derivative color changer, perhaps. Use case: are we in the lunch rus
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   Interesting - Regarding an article with a huge subtext of "cherish the past", you toss out crap from the 60's. For shame.
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   yes (bird police), and no (birds have adverse possession rights? - hahaha).
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puffery its real, deal.
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   Is that the same Jason Surace who got his PhD from University of Hawaii befor Y2K? If so, small world, few Jason Surace's.
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   So, I've got a pitchfork with Intel's name on it. Need someone with a torch, similarly labeled. Preferably dozens. Anyone with me? (crickets...) OkStupid, I can count on you, right? Surely you can tell AMD vs. Intel inside wi
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   So each year ~5M new cars hit the streets, at an extra $140 each, so the cost is ~$700M/yr. There are 210 deaths/yr by backing over, assume these prevent all 210 (they won't, certainly not until most of the old cars are of
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   by sssbc 12y ago

   Hmm, maybe Firefox should blacklist OKcupid. Turnabout is fair...
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    by sssbc 12y ago

    I agree - if some tiny % of Apple's 80k employees are poking Samsung in the eye via lawyers, no way the other ~80k employees are somehow useless or starved for attention or money. Especially since the $160B cash hoard implies each emp
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    by sssbc 12y ago

    So lets disrupt a bit: 1. Identify companies with liquidity, significant exposure to earthquake damage (down to the liquification zone offices) 2. short their stock 3. Wait for the 99.7% chance of earthquake by 2038 (more math to follow) 4.
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    by sssbc 12y ago

    Thanks for this - looks like its well thought out and executed.
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    by sssbc 13y ago

    So I'm typing this on a name brand Windows Machine, certainly "over the hill" in both hardware and software. Its sound worked when it was new, then stopped working. Booting Linux (Suse of a certain older vintage), and sound j
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    by sssbc 13y ago

    So? Even if title quote is true, what percentage of the population needs to know this (to live better, work better, act in some different fashion)? 5%? 1%? less? In other words, it is knowledge of trivia for most people. Perfectly fine, if
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    by sssbc 13y ago

    Works! Well done tech. Get your marketing department to sanitize for prudes, if you care for the prude market.
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    by sssbc 13y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infection_control#Surveillance_... and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infection_control#Isolation especially if "terrorists" are anywhere within the many small