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13y ago
Is this guy really chiding me for not wearing "rolled up skinny jeans" and glasses that don't have lenses in them?
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This is exactly what i thought. Really cool build, but if you're going mil-spec, shouldn't you have chosen a more rugged-looking computer? With the macbook air it kind of reminds me of a Volkswagen on a jacked up monster truck c
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13y ago
This kind of stuff is actually why I come to HN. I'm not really interesting in reading Blogger-25981875's take on <insert scandal>, and definitely not "I became an entrepreneur and if you do exactly what I did you can
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13y ago
At least two people aren't typing on the same keyboard.
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13y ago
I'm probably going to get downvoted for this, but...I actually really like writing Perl. It's fun, and even the documentation has character.
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13y ago
'Moving parts in rubbing contact require lubrication to avoid excessive wear. Honorifics and formal politeness provide lubrication where people rub together. Often the very young, the untraveled, the naïve, the unsophisticated deplore
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13y ago
I wonder if this is how they came up with the dialog for the Hybrids in Battlestar Galactica.
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13y ago
Also, I think that "every citizen in America" is too broad to be considered a "class". If the "Female Employees of Walmart" class-action suit was rejected for the reason of being too broad and diverse, this wi
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13y ago
After reading down the list of other questions on the right, I think this is my new favorite website.
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I think it is physical materiel and fuel costs. The R&D efforts leading up to the launch were certainly not a waste, as the Ariane V flew again after the accident, so it doesn't make sense to include them in the loss.
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How To Shave In Space
(theatlantic.com)
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13y ago
You tried to defend yourself in this post, but I think you accidentally ended up making his point for him.
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13y ago
Or, to quote Heinlein: 'Moving parts in rubbing contact require lubrication to avoid excessive wear. Honorifics and formal politeness provide lubrication where people rub together. Often the very young, the untraveled, the naïve, the unsoph
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13y ago
The same kind of person who would steal books from a library, or talk in a movie theater.
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I thought this project had died! This just made my day.
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14y ago
This article reads like it was written by a third grader.
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14y ago
I'm not a huge fan of the Glass project, but what tweaked me about this article was how the guy constantly said the iphone was 'so innovative' you can't possibly nail down the thought process that lead to it. I can do it right here, in one
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14y ago
The people who answered this way have clearly never had to go a day without water.
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14y ago
if(speaker.getJob() == JOB_POLITICIAN) { return true; }
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14y ago
I love the picture of the first prototype. Crazy to see how far it's come.
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I know lots of programmers who listen to classical while they work. I personally listen to female singers while I work, although if I need to really get motivated I put on some metal or dubstep because the fast pace helps me. It's all per
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14y ago
Even if you don't like Windows, you've got to admit that Gates is a good guy.
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Just don't drop it in the toilet.
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It must be nice to believe your country can do no wrong.
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If I walked around my office saying I hate my job they'd probably fire me too, and people would say I was an idiot for doing that. This is the same thing. Free speech means you can say what you want, but people can also act on it as they
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Parenting is the real issue here. If you can't teach your kids the difference between reality and fantasy, you have failed. I had caring parents who love video games. I have been playing violent games since my dad got Doom for our N64. I
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If you're going to ask for something to get repealed, you might want to start with getting the acronym right.
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I live in Jersey City. Unfortunately I have to use it because it's all my apartment building is wired for. It's an overpriced service, in my opinion. The reliability is good, but I'm paying $60 a month for their slowest speed. When I liv
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14y ago
I have to say, I did see a noticeable improvement in my satisfaction with my life after I quit facebook.
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That is strange. I saw this when it was first posted and the title was "AAPL -10%". Seems you've fallen victim to some Mod trickery.
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