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6y ago
These physicists today can get away with making the most outrageous claims and everyone swoons around them without challenge. There is no evidence of a previous universe to our own. Period.
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6y ago
I remember arranging a talk for my college’s AITP Club in 2012 which was sold to me as a trendy “How to XCode for iOS Blah Blah Blah.” After setting up the projector and giving a brief introduction the guy went headfirst into an evangelical
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6y ago
It’s an extreme position, I know, but the collapse of ocean ecosystems is the collapse of mankind.
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6y ago
I am in favour of the immediate cessation of all commercial fishing worldwide until such a time as the world can come together to build a system with the primary goal of protecting the fish and ancillary goals of providing a fair allotment,
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6y ago
Tired of the apologists for China. They have been taking advantage of our Western tradition of openness for far too long.
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8y ago
Make the most of the time you are given for there are no take-backs or do-overs in suicide.
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8y ago
Holy Shit! I hope those DEFORMED cats don’t exist lest we put them down!
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8y ago
Do you also crave acknowledgement for your Prius, too?
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8y ago
Try telling a homeless Veteran that it was worth $20 billion to prove the Higgs mechanism. We could house 400,000 homeless for that price.
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8y ago
I agree. If I hit ‘Ctrl-H’ my lovely, clean Nautilus File Manager becomes a heinous, ugly clutter which is impossible to navigate. I’ve tried to delete some or move others to no avail. Please follow this standard. It’s clean, organized, and
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8y ago
These issues usually have a benign beginning. “We only do this for violent crimes” seems reasonable but it will never stay benign. Cops are lazy. Give them a tool and they will eventually use it to catch shoplifters and graffiti artists or
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8y ago
Hey, even scumbags benefit from exercise.
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8y ago
The most important code I “wrote” was merged with code from my wife and produced a tiny human executable.
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8y ago
I installed this immediately in Ubuntu Gnome and set it be the system font for documents & the interface. Courier has, for some reason, always been my favorite font. It looks great!
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My grandmother had nine sisters. All nine of them died in their 60’s from emphysema and lung cancer. All told fifteen people in my family died from smoking related illness. These early deaths were absolutely devastating to us kids as they h
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Microsoft Recruiting “Edge on Chromium” Beta Testers
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Purism Ships Libre 5 Development Kits
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With so many real problems in National Parks (including the ASTOUNDING number of mysterious disappearances of park visitors) I find this article a generic case of pearl-clutching stupidity. Humans have been stacking stones atop one another
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8y ago
That is the first question that jumped into mind for me. How is this useful to me now. I assume that the LTE chip in our devices will handshake with these networks seamlessly.
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8y ago
This is no more odd than my mother’s family’s belief that sleeping in front of a fan causes illness & stiff muscles.
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This is an awesome feat you have accomplished and just when I had given up on anything new & cool coming out of the crAPP Store. Thanks for your work.
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8y ago
Not surprising insofar as we Texans require a little thing called verified identity to vote. I have heard that the majority of those registrations were invalidated because they could not be matched to real people living in Texas cities.
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8y ago
Something strange about those names. Can’t put my finger on it...
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8y ago
Is it just me? Did I just read a blog post that said “We don’t do this thing I’m going to explain how we do the thing we don’t do.”