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13y ago
In most cases I would be horrified that my job is being portrayed in a movie, as in almost all cases it will be highly unrealistic.
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A feminist processor would be nice.
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They won't fight back mate, they will be too scared.
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Worldwide report on the rights of the non-religious
(humanism.org.uk)
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13y ago
You have to take into account practicality, which basically comes down to the length of the bar. The Stihl 260 is often used with a 15" bar, so it is well suited for skirmishes with imps or zombies in confined quarters. The Stihl 650 a
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13y ago
The chainsaw in DOOM is based on a real model: McCulloch Eager Beaver http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCulloch_Motors_Corporation Since I've used a professional saw (such as a Stihl 260, a 650 and a Husqvarna 395
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13y ago
Thousands of American adults and teenagers drown every year; something like 36% of Americans cannot swim. I'm not surprised with the high level of obesity in the US.
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While I enjoy it most people I know would not. There is a distinction between satisfaction && enjoyment. I find coding more satisfying than enjoyable.
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13y ago
Have the NSA checked out Call of Duty? When I used to play it on the PS3, I swear it was filled with depraved devil worshippers who wanted to skin me alive. One guy said to a mate of mine "I would love to shit in your mouth" (I th
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... Though we are more creative. This is an example of positive discrimination, but it is still discrimination. I'm not bipolar, I have a history of depression and anxiety. I would often hear others (including my folks) mention this
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I'm very clumsy (I might have ADHD myself) but I have never accidentally killed someone.
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13y ago
But if you give the note to the Bank of England, what will they give you? Gold! How much? Who says that you would?
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13y ago
So you admit that somehow you're able to find few hours a day volunteer. This is a necessity, otherwise a potential employer will assume I'm lazy and apathetic. While you may not have enough time to contribute to os projects at
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13y ago
In 1024 years time, an article will be posted on intergalactic HN comparing translations of the linux kernel source from ancient C to SaturnScript . Luckily they pickled Torvalds' head in a jar (which he wasn't too pleased abou
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13y ago
Remember one thing, it's the thought that counts. I would recommend either something that is well engineered, but old_skool - like a Remington typewriter. || If you are a coder yourself, write your own present. I've seen a
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Gold is used in parts of the engine of the Mclaren F1 supercar, because of its inert properties.
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NAFV_P
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I'm reading that very same ten pound note. On the side which bears the image of Queen Elizabeth II, it says: Bank of England I promise to pay the bearer on demand the sum of TEN Pounds Regarding what is returned... Whatever I
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13y ago
Bugger, I saw that only a few weeks ago. I must be blind.
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Cheers.
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Makes sense, reading someone else's code is generally harder than reading your own.
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So yes, let's not do anything and blame stuff on some lame stuff like lack of time. Hmm, no... let's not do anything until we can rationalise the problem. On average I spend around four to five hours a day teaching myself progra
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Currently I'm studying accountancy, so the concept of monetary value has suddenly become important to me. I had pondered it in the past, but not to a great extent. A currency only has value because we, as a society, decide that it doe
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Lack of time? Come on that's just a really lame excuse. It's hard but even with full school, full time work, part time startup, and two kids it's not that hard to find two three hours a week to do some os dev. When it comes
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Can anyone else think of another movie which shows C code in it?
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RTFM is elitist bullshit that really f\a*cks me off. Stern's technique is very adept at breaking this code of silence. Here is a paraphrased example of youtube: Troll: "HTML is a programming language" Gullible doucheb
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Well, I tend to apologise straight away. Perhaps I've spent a lot of my life surrounded by arseholes... Yes, I have spent my life surrounded by arseholes.
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David Hahn did.
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13y ago
So whenever someone isn't very nice with me, I prefer to assume that they're a nice person who just happens to have bumped their toe into a table leg or something. Nice persons tend to apologise, if they don't apologise the
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