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by MS90 7y ago
I'm with you here. "Rock solid, fast, and small" is a better example of "less is more" "Worse is better" implies lowered quality.
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by MS90 7y ago
The HK situation left "political non-issue" territory long before Blizzard did anything.
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by MS90 7y ago
The USAF is able to deal with latency issues when controlling and targeting drones on the opposite side of the planet, though I do believe they use local people with line of sight connections to handle takeoffs and landings. I don't se
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by MS90 7y ago
I have seen and appreciate your quote, but I will not be the one speaking for pedophiles. If you think that running a sting operation to catch pedophiles is going to lead to a Third Reich-esque roundup and extermination of minorities I real
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by MS90 7y ago
If they just shut down the site, those who weren't busted would just migrate to a new one. If you run the site under the guise of the owners, you can keep catching more and more users as they come in. Not just the people who are seekin
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by MS90 7y ago
I'd honestly probably do better than I would normally since I wouldn't have the energy to overthink it lol.
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by MS90 7y ago
He's had it for at least a year. The disease gets progressively worse with time, and eventually causes patients to lose the ability to swallow or breathe. Doctors can probably give him a good estimate of time left based on symptom prog
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by MS90 7y ago
On a related note, I always wondered what the first person to witness a volcanic eruption thought. Like a Mt. St. Helens level explosion, or something like the "Hooooooly smokin' Toledo" video: https://www.youtube.
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by MS90 7y ago
Same here. Those idiots have never come up with anything new or revolutionary, only stupid run of the mill stuff like nuclear submarines and carriers, planet spanning underwater listening systems, spy subs that can sit on the ocean floor, d
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by MS90 7y ago
https://gizmodo.com/for-20-years-the-nuclear-launch-code-at-...
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by MS90 7y ago
I found another winner, this might be the best one yet. Guess USAFE ain't the best post. https://assets.rbl.ms/17219578/origin.jpg
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by MS90 7y ago
Yes, inflammation is inflammation. That said, the symptoms described in the wiki are more related to acute inflammation, such as swelling after you hit your head on a cabinet or something like that. Dietarily, they're referring more to
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by MS90 7y ago
Nuke commands have had some good ones throughout the years. Some funny, but mostly just extremely eerie. Death wears bunny slippers: https://media.wired.com/photos/5932c01d95879f6d0c009e10/mast... Politically inco
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by MS90 7y ago
"X knows about this better than me, and I trust X, and don't have time to devote to learning about this topic, therefore if I ever need to know more about this topic I can call X" "We've got Ja Rule on the phone,
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by MS90 7y ago
Let's just jump all the way to the end. Someone needs to get a sledgehammer and go knock some holes in the Great Wall.
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by MS90 7y ago
Morhaime stepped down as CEO last year, and his advisory role with the company ended back in April.
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by MS90 7y ago
His middle initial is B as well. Johnny B. Goodenough
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by MS90 7y ago
I don't think it's rare, it just doesn't always put food on the table.
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by MS90 7y ago
I get joy from coding and five years in, my programming job is far and away the best job I've ever had and the most I've ever been paid. That being said, I also realize that there's more to life than writing code. I spend all
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by MS90 7y ago
Those last few paragraphs really resonated with me in a funny way. I find lately that the more bored and unfulfilled I become with my job, the harder I start staring at pictures of that new Corvette...
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by MS90 7y ago
But sports, languages, hiking, etc. are all different activities. I'm already coding at work 40+ hours a week, the last thing I want to do when I get home is code even more.
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by MS90 7y ago
I have ADHD and have been working as a full stack dev for the last five years. If it's something that you find stimulating, being a programmer can be a good career choice. At least for me, I find that the combination of logical and cre
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by MS90 7y ago
You know, I never realized until I read your comment that "drone" seems to specifically refer to a UAV, and "robot" to a terrestrial type. Which is strange to me, since when I hear "drone" the first animal that
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by MS90 7y ago
Stealing blueprints and other technical data so they can make their own knockoffs of western aircraft, as they have with the J-20 (F-22 knockoff) and J-31 (F-35 knockoff).
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by MS90 7y ago
Yeah, they do seem like they get used a lot here in the US. That said, I'd much rather be dehumanized with a taser than with a gun.
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by MS90 7y ago
Careful, you don't want to overspeed this old airframe. We're running a flutter risk here and loaded down with ECM gear. These struts might not hold.
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by MS90 7y ago
Jeez that's crazy. 14 rounds in a leg...how was that thing even still attached? Do the police there have tasers? That could be a good tool for this type of thing.
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by MS90 7y ago
This is strange to me. Firstly, because hitting a target with a pistol under high stress can be extremely difficult and legs are smaller than torso, and secondly, because "aiming for the legs" doesn't guarantee that it won&#x
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by MS90 7y ago
You probably could not, unless you set your EC-135 up way ahead of AF1 and took a crazy pursuit angle and timed the impact perfectly. The maximum speeds of the two planes are within 10mph of each other (at least, a base C-135 and a base 747
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by MS90 7y ago
And twin-turbo'ing a Testarossa to 1009 hp AT THE WHEELS

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