Namrog84

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by Namrog84 10y ago
Chef Peng Chang-kuei (彭長貴) died at age 98 to pneumonia.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
This the difference of listening to what your customers literally say and being able to deduce what it is what they need. "I want faster (or better) horses". Needs a follow up question or ability to understand the deeper core m
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by Namrog84 10y ago
The site makes it look like exclusively a charity? I can donate and that means someone gets glasses. But can I buy them for myself or a friend as well? I couldn't find the answer (on mobile)
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Nihonium, Moscovium, Tennessine and Oganesson
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Sooooo. Basically eating 3 pieces of bread at once? If I have a Crescent roll. That has hundred layers. Is that like a toast sandwich inception?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I had a similar thought but went slightly further. Imagine a hd capable screen with high frame rate without back-lit illumination and then also like the eink readers not using battery life when screen is static. It could open up a lot of
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Although I had PRK done the first time(2010). I havejust had it done a 2nd time this week for 1 eye. I didn't know this until recently, but apparently PRK is the only option if its been 1+ year since your first surgery (regardless of
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I had done a ton of research back when I first had Prk done on both eyes in 2010. At that time. The military only allowed waivers for prk for pilots and I wanted to be a army helicopter pilot. My doctor and nurses kinda told me (secretl
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Thus the death of local stores and rise of Amazon and other online stores. Id never buy computer parts locally. Only online. Perhaps this is beginning of I only buy x (E. G. Aloe) from online as well. Where we have more choice. Review
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Jar jar! I like the fan theory about jar jar being a Jedi. It's great
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Title made it sound like something more. It was simply they found bones of a known dinosaur somewhere they didn't expect it, Antarctica. "Dinosaur 'mosasaur' remains found in unlikely Antarctica"
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by Namrog84 10y ago
209xxxx uo player as well with primary use coming from that. Later on a little Diablo 1 and few others as well. Good times!
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Vk?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Bad for few users. But great for most. Testing less means they can release sooner. Here is a bad example. New game comes out. Graphical driver glitch crash. Typically would take 2 weeks to get to public as whole. Now with this they can
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Could it be that the first 2 seasons were British. And 3rd season is first time being British-American so that felt that revisiting popular ideas with a new spin the timing was good?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I wonder what has come of this though?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I'm not sure how it is on Mac. But it's pretty trivial to get any exe in windows to run as a child of some tools. E.g. I wrote a personal packet manipulator for visual studio. And added a registry key. So whenever you open any
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Cloudflare claims unlimited bandwidth then says you are using too much bandwidth? Isn't this one of those blatant false advertising claims? Also it's super unfortunate if they go down breaking so many images hosted so many places
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Id hope most people realize how easy it'd be to manipulate. Reminds me of the LinkedIn recommendation system is completely pointless as you can easily create dummy accounts for referrals. I doubt most people spend much effort investig
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by Namrog84 10y ago
What's interesting is that throughout the different startreks. They touch on disconnected borg greatly depressed and missing the collective. There is less fear and more collaboration in the borg. And while individuality is reduced.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
"fails to impress gamers". And here I was seeing a ton of people impressed in different subreddits last night. Anecdotal evidence is at its tricks again.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I noticed some issues. Didn't even think it was a dns or major thing until this and now I see the other issues too. Craziness!
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I've seen a lot of blurry and Contradictory discussions on this. Some people argue by computer simulation is that it's exactly what most think. In that some outside observer has intentionally created a simulation in a computer.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Truly. I'd truly hope there is a mass rebellion before we ever get anywhere close to that. Luckily we still have adblockers and mute buttons. And lastly enough redundancy that many people can go elsewhere if you can't use adbloc
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I'm forever torn on this. What can a non homeowner do to help the problem? I feel compelled to not buy into overpriced homes. But I'd also like one and fear they are only going to become more overpriced in the future.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Title is a little clickbaity as they only provide 1 instance of this happening. And the Kickstarter was basically a modified selfie stick(in a case) Though I suspect that it could or does happen. Especially on something relatively straight
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Linking the image instead of the site shall more people to miss out on the red button extra comic frame. And the meta hover text(xkcd style)(which there usually is) . http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=1623
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by Namrog84 10y ago
"Perhaps I am the only HN poster with actual working experience at wally" Nope. I'm sure there are others. I worked at Walmart for a bit making $7/hour. Stocking and other misc things, though never a cashier. When min
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I don't understand why or how you'd lose ticket revenue? If you identified 20 passengers who've often bought tickets who are known drink buyers. Place them not together with random seat assignments. So they are by people unk
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by Namrog84 10y ago
+1 on what you said. I was a TA in college for intermediate c++ object oriented course for 16 classes approximately over 2 years. (about 500 students). So many basic and core programming practices almost always stick out like a sore thumb

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