MarkTee

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by MarkTee 13y ago
Ha, when I was a kid there was a criminal in my city named Nguyen Thanh (I think he might have been on the run or wanted for a warrant or something). One day I was playing an online game and saw somebody who had "nguyenthanh" as t
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I believe he's talking about PewDiePie, who's actually Swedish.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Did you make sure to feign forgetfulness and have them read it back to you?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Terrorists have weapons other than planes, you know.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
It says that my screen size is 1280 x 720, but it's actually 1920 x 1080.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I remember using those when I was just a kid! I'm pretty sure that there was some sort of search term or operator that I used to find them through Google. I used to have a huge list bookmarked, and they weren't just on famous land
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Definitely. In my experience, it doesn't induce sleep, it just helps alleviate the negative consequences of standard monitor temperatures (such as making it difficult to fall asleep after using the computer late at night).
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Did you ever try turning f.lux off late at night? Everyone that I've spoken to has mentioned that they immediately found themselves squinting or needing to turn down the brightness of their monitor.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Oh yes, for us Canadians it's really as simple as "just go[ing] outside".
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Agreed! I find this sort of thing especially helpful when trying new medications/treatments. It's nice to have a chart that I can look over to help give me a better idea about what's going on with my body. "Oh, ever sinc
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by MarkTee 13y ago
"Legos" always sounded weird to me. Interestingly enough, LEGO used to have this on their site: “The word LEGO is a brand name, and is very special to all of us in the LEGO Group Companies. We would sincerely like your help in kee
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by MarkTee 13y ago
America has been imperialist since the 1800s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican%E2%80%93American_War
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Making them any more blatant isn't going to do much good, seeing as those who block ads won't be able to see them.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Joe Public couldn't care less about where the image originated after he's seen it. By that point the damage has already been done.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
How did you test this?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
What laws have they broken?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Amazingly, the questions seem to be even dumber than the ones found on YA: - why is computer an idiot machine - i casted a love spell on my ex,should i tell her now that she is back - What is the colour of the black box which is using in pl
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I think Alfred's Workflows would fit in here. http://support.alfredapp.com/workflows/
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I hope that the rhetoric employed in your comment was deliberate and meant to be ironic...
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Too bad they don't feel the same way about sharks... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Australian_shark_cull
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How did a 1920s boarding school create the C64's defining text adventures?(gamestm.co.uk)
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by MarkTee 13y ago
He didn't speculate on anything; he said he wouldn't be surprised if he was put on a list. And given all of the information that has come out over the past few years, would you be surprised that such a list were in place?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I had the same reaction (I'm from Canada).
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by MarkTee 13y ago
There's a difference (in the US at least). A concise summary: http://sheriff.org/faqs/displayfaq.cfm?id=4f892698-5c5d-40f8...
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by MarkTee 13y ago
"Ignorance is bliss."
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by MarkTee 13y ago
If the only ones who don't know how to change it are the ones who don't care, what does it matter?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Non-paywall version: http://www.ccsf.edu/Campuses/Downtown/scientific_american.pd...
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by MarkTee 13y ago
The structure of the modern school system (the one employed in the western world, at least) dates back to the Industrial Revolution. It's hardly "a reflection of the needs of a modern knowledge economy".
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by MarkTee 13y ago
The top speed is also 420mph. How clever.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Although you'll have some competition: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQFKtI6gn9Y

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