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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
They can and do become Internet Standards, or STDs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_standard
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
How did that work in 1998? Wasn't the phone number in question being used to connect to the internet?
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Wilfred Owen's 'Dulce et Decorum Est'(bl.uk)
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Ring of Power ‘The Circle,’ by Dave Eggers (review)(nytimes.com)
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
No. I ignore them.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
People tap-tap-tapping at their fucking phones gets the same reaction from me. Of course it's irrational for me to feel this way, so I've learned to ignore it.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
You should know all that style and typography that now makes you tumescent will look old-fashioned in eighteen months.
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Talking with Frithjof Bergmann(partiallyexaminedlife.com)
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Thanks! I could have sworn the last time I watched Star Wars, he said his middle name was Theodore.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
But the software doesn't exist in a vacuum. Older versions of calendar software stop working because Google or Apple change and the software is no longer updated, for example.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Or it was "Maverick's", misspelled.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
It's "James A. Kirk" though, not "James Theodore Kirk."
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Or perhaps we should move away from the teletype altogether and move towards block oriented smart terminals ala IBM. This would also help with network latency on mobile. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block-oriented_termi
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Not to mention wrapping the whole thing in pseudoscientific claptrap.
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Tom Sachs: Working to Code(tenbullets.com)
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Frithjof Bergmann on the Job System(partiallyexaminedlife.com)
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Robert Skidelsky on Work(partiallyexaminedlife.com)
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Sorry. I thought you wanted something just to scrape the extra hair off your face.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Buy a safety razor. http://www.amazon.com/Astra-Superior-Premium-Platinum-Double...
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
You can lend Kindle books. http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=2...
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Pynchonopolis ‘Bleeding Edge,’ by Thomas Pynchon (review)(nytimes.com)
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
The article refers to the tape used as Scotch, but it looks more like kapton. Was kapton available in 1947?
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Hence he has to overanalyze the headline.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Two bucks says #2 was auto-correct. Hack is a proper English word, heck is not.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
Need help? In the U.S., call 1-800-273-8255 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
USD 8.99 used, with 3.99 shipping.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
After reading the article, I got the impression that getting it ready for release would be a non-trivial amount of work, and it is that work she wants to be paid for, not the work done so far.
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Ayn Rand on Living Rationally (partiallyexaminedlife.com)
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
A lot of iOS 6 features rely on Apple infrastructure, e.g. iCloud, which will probably become even less reliable on iOS 6 as the months roll by. So no, the device becomes less useful. Try using iTunes on Lion if you don't believe me.
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by KC8ZKF 13y ago
For Epicurus, pleasure was the absence of discomfort. The pleasure of eating, for example, came from the fact that he was no longer hungry. His feasts were famously simple. Vegetables and cheese. Epicurus, if he were alive today, might be a

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