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Make your own liquid nitrogen at home
(homemadeliquidnitrogen.com)
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Amazon is the most impressive company, IMHO. I love my Echo, and I read on a "paperwhite" Kindle even though I have an iPad. I think Amazon could take over the phone market. Just make a phone that is an "Amazon remote control
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I fixed my MacOs in my post. (For me it went MacOs, OS X, then Windows 10).
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MacOs (i.e., Os9 and before) had special meaning for colons, too. I wonder what would happen for git on those platforms. Edit: Apparently colon is _still_ a special character on Mac! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1
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They also used it as a "weapon", removing verification from people who had unpopular views.
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Why I Get My Brain Zapped
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Flash is built-in to Chrome. You'll have to invent another straw man. In fact, I recommend Chrome to unsophisticated users (hi Mom!) who need access to flash content. I tell Mom to never install anything ever. (She's managed to ge
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You can go a long way without Ifs in a pattern-matching language like Prolog or Erlang, too.
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It is astounding to contemplate that it's possible to type a series of English words which would be illegal to _possess_! Even if I was the only one to know about these words and, for example, kept them in a safe.
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These could be IBM Mainframes that are EBCDIC based.
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It's a big boost for .NET in general, too.
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At the Gym I go to (a real, physical gym, not a Pokemon gym) we had people--grown adults who worked next door at LinkedIn--wandering around outside looking for monsters. It's insane how popular this is.