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by Pigo 9y ago
Maybe it's my heritage, I'm not sure. Whenever I read about the Visigoths winning battles or killing a Roman Emperor, there's a part of me that is like "Hell yeah, you better watch yourself when you go strolling on Gothi
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by Pigo 9y ago
A PS4 ad crashed my browser on this page. I wasn't able to figure out what exactly went wrong, just curious if anyone else had problems when trying to view it.
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by Pigo 9y ago
I always wondered what the assist mode is. I think I will give that a try. I've noticed that he has fun just hanging out in the city and jumping around messing with things. So I have no regrets with Mario. The Pokemon however was a hug
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by Pigo 9y ago
Thanks for the advice. The problem is I haven't bought a nintendo device since the super, so I had no idea what I was doing. Looking back the DS might have been better for him. The Switch just looked like so much fun.
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by Pigo 9y ago
My son just turned six and I got him a Switch for Christmas, it's his first gaming system. Apparently he's still too young to really be able to play the games I bought him, but we have had a lot of fun playing Mario together. He g
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by Pigo 9y ago
I know it always goes hand in hand with jquery, but I wish there was more info on using a pared down version that only has the parts of jquery necessary to run the bootstrap components.
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by Pigo 9y ago
When are we going to learn and just get rid of the humans?
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by Pigo 9y ago
Just wanted to throw Azure API Management out there https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/api-management If you happen to be using Azure. I found it very useful for everything you'd want to do with your
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by Pigo 9y ago
While in college I used to run electric in houses that were being built. The old guys liked me because I'd hang from rafters upside down to reach lights, even when there were no floors yet and you could see 2 or 3 stories into the base
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by Pigo 9y ago
In my experience some parents pick certain things to be over-protective about, or catering too much to their kids. A good friend of mine introduced me to this family with a couple kids that were still not able to tie their own shoes, the yo
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by Pigo 9y ago
I think the reason for my dread was sparked by my uncle. He was shot and killed on Halloween in his 20's, before I was born. But growing up very close to my grandmother, she treated me like his replacement because I guess I'm a lo
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by Pigo 9y ago
I think I do. My boy is 6 now, so he's a little less vulnerable, and I've learned to see that anxiety for what it is. Honestly, I don't think it scares me as much anymore, but as soon as you read an article like this it can r
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by Pigo 9y ago
The original commenter was saying the US is criminally liable for not being as amazing as Sweden. So it sounded like they were saying the fed needs to swoop in and fix their mess. That's where I was coming from anyways.
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by Pigo 9y ago
The US is 22 times the size of Sweden. And you're not going to convince me that it's any where near as diverse, even with the new immigrants. I'm agreeing with you that I would love such an initiative, just that it only makes
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by Pigo 9y ago
You're talking about a country that is the size of a large state. I really wish there were state initiatives to work on infrastructure that makes sense for their territory and people.
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by Pigo 9y ago
I can barely bring myself to read stories like this now. I never really thought about it before my son was born, but there's always this dread you live with in the back of your mind. This little helpless person has your life in it&#x27
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by Pigo 9y ago
Odyssey is what we just started playing, the two player is perfect because he can just control the hat, and we work together. He's just never played many video games before, apart from some Roblox. Lego is what I probably should have g
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by Pigo 9y ago
Then I successfully went the entire lifespan of the iPod without ever owning one. There was a time I would have been proud of that, now I don't care enough to engage in Kool-Aid references.
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by Pigo 9y ago
That made me laugh. I guess I do get some dopamine from seeing an upvote on HN. But that's only because of the respect I have for the person most likely attached to that vote. I am code-related, and I go home feeling empty if I walk aw
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by Pigo 9y ago
These discussions I've been seeing on this lately have been making me wonder if there's something odd about me. FB and Twitter simply do nothing for me, no dopamine at all. I get on once a week, maybe for 5 minutes, and then easil
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by Pigo 9y ago
I bought the switch for my 6 year old son for Christmas, his first console, because it was geared for younger kids and had these controls. <s>Unfortunately</s> it seems most of the games are really still aimed at 10+, so I&
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by Pigo 9y ago
You're definitely coming off as an edge-lord for calling this inane. Today, I'm sure Twitter would melt because of it (you can't even have a shirt people don't like without causing outrage), but the country was very diff
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by Pigo 9y ago
Unfortunately the loudest in this country are definitely not for small government. If it wasn't for the crooked party system, we might have a President right now that wants the government to take everything and make every decision for
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by Pigo 9y ago
So long as people acknowledge that what they think is a belief or hypothesis, I love to hear it. I guess everyone is forced to believe something un-provable about life. Looking at all of those galaxies forces you to come to terms with how l
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by Pigo 9y ago
There's always so much guesstimation and wishful thinking going on. It makes sense though because we see this magnificence and want explanations. It's frustrating because we learn so much about what we don't know, and worse,
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by Pigo 9y ago
That was my reaction as well. If you're being scientific about it, how can you be sure at all? We have observed exactly zero instances of life beyond Earth. We're all free to believe whatever we like. I have beliefs of my own, but
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by Pigo 9y ago
If this depresses you, you may need to talk to somebody about it. I feel left out every time I open Twitter, Facebook, or turn on the radio, but I get over it.
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by Pigo 9y ago
I've tried to imagine how such a feature could evolve naturally, and I can't really see how. I believe the impression is that it was an evolutionary feature that came about because they were constantly losing major organs. BUT the
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by Pigo 9y ago
I think you have to factor in how much parents mold a kid into who they are. But I also went out to bonfires and snuck out to parties in spite of my parents. Knowing the hammer was going to drop when I got home just made me enjoy it even mo
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by Pigo 9y ago
I know this is pretty much a nerdy tangent, but something similar is discussed often in Star Trek with the Klingon anatomy. Supposedly every major organ has a redundancy (though I'm not sure they really mean EVERY organ). It's see

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