NoSalt

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by NoSalt 5mo ago
The legend himself. I feel honored to be within the same thread as he is. I cannot tell you the number of people I have recommended his book to. I have even shamelessly plugged it to my 13-year-old son. :-D
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
As I have aged out of childhood into and through adulthood, I have discovered that MANY of my beloved childhood stories are ... "weirder" than I remember.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Wait ... is this THE Cliff Stoll???????
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
I would love to see a listing of some of the more interesting Burning Man clean-up finds.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
> "and cost only a few cents each" Now companies are desperately trying to figure out how to jack up the price to $10.00 each without us knowing they are ripping us off.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
One thing I have discovered about myself [fairly] recently, is that I want, at least, two buttons, preferably three, and a separate track pad. This entire giant surface for multiple mouse buttons and a track pad combined, sucks. Most times,
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Kind of like a music-version of the Enhanced Games? https://www.enhanced.com/
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
It's looking more and more like The Matrix was correct ... the end of the 1990s was peak human civilization.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
The X-Files was the right show at the right time; a "bubble" of the '90s, if you will. The internet and mobile technology was nascent. The world was getting bigger, but was still quite "small". I definitely feel qui
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Wow ... how would you like to get arrested in front of friends and family simply because you had an 'O' instead of a '0', or vice versa?
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
> *"Show me six lines written by the most honest man in the world, and I will find enough therein to hang him."* ~ Cardinal Richelieu ... or, now, AI
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Don't you just LOVE how the powers that be make their own rules as they go along??? > "since they don’t have to have markings and can still be classified"
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Vehicles ... dirt track ... large, wooden mallets ... no protective gear ... I see this as an absolute win!
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
I would LOVE one of these. If for no other reason than vexing my teenage son.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Wow ... judging from all of these harsh comments, it seems the flood from Reddit to HN is going "well". I cannot believe all of the negative comments around the development of a piece of handy software.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Huh ... he must have picked up some engineering knowledge in the grid.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
I am completely concerned about it. I don't want my car talking to my insurance company or the government. The "dumber" the car, the better.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Ah, I see by the down-votes to my personal position, that I have been met with immigrants from Reddit.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
> "Google is now rewriting that deal, retroactively" Similar to how they dropped their "Don't be evil." motto. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_be_evil
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
> "It takes more than 150 people to make a cup of coffee, from farmer to barista." I do not, nor have I ever, utilized the services of a barista. I make coffee at home or I purchase it from Wawa, Sheetz, 7-Eleven, whatnot.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Notepad++ is one of the BEST things to ever happen to Windows.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
When I was a Mac guy, I LOVED BBedit! I purchased the full-blown package.
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
So, [controlled] liquid water is better but [controlled] solid water is more abundant?
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Is it just ice? I thought most neutrino detectors were large underground pools of water. I mean ... tomāto/tomăto, yes, but is solid water better than liquid water?
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
I know this may sound "petty", and it is definitely my ADHD coming out, but I hate online tests like this when they do not show you how many questions you have left vs. how many questions there are (i.e., 1/25 ... 2/25 .
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Meh ... I'm demented already. :-D
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
No, not really. Why?
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
> "not always sunshine and Lambos" This bit killed me. :-D
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
Personally, I see AI as "nothing more" than the computer aboard the Enterprise. A vast storehouse of information, and the ability to quickly access such information, and form a workable solution from that information. However, not
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by NoSalt 5mo ago
This is really cool and awesome for people with this condition! Unfortunately, I have seen treatments arrive for almost every type of deafness except the one affecting me. I contracted the mumps at a very young age, approximately 5 months o

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