Psyonic

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601.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I'll have to take another stab at it. It'd be nice if I could get that working properly.
602.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Trying to lift a car probably would eventually build some muscle, though as its not a full range of motion, it'd be weird, but I can't see how you'd be able to keep working at it without doing some serious damage to your back. Good luck mai
603.
by Psyonic 17y ago
It'd be even easier if apple made or supported a quality dock, like HP and many others.
604.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Unless you had a MBP from the generation right before uni-body. I know a lot of people (myself included) who've had the logic board burn out right around the 2 year mark.
605.
by Psyonic 17y ago
There are quite a few netbooks that are more powerful than the iPad, and cheaper to boot. Intel Atom stuff can actually output 1080p video... imagine that? And actually, if you buy the right one, its not all that hard to set one up as a hac
606.
by Psyonic 17y ago
With no issues? really? I have an i7 920 at home, 6GB ram, etc, and when I tried to run Snow Leopard in vmware, it just never felt quite right. It worked, sure, but not to the point I'd be happy using it everyday.
607.
by Psyonic 17y ago
As is, $500 for a 3-year old's toy seems a little crazy. By her a leap-frog instead? But cheaper, more durable options would make a lot of sense.
608.
by Psyonic 17y ago
It doesn't. I was just curious why you thought the market was any different. That said: the government does make an effort to prevent it, which I'm not sure can be said for the free market.
609.
by Psyonic 17y ago
"Man, I have so much to tell you guys, but I'm just too tired..." ;)
610.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I'd feel pretty confident saying that a low dosage isn't going to cause a bad trip capable of long-term damage. At high-dosages, sure, there's some danger there, although even then, there is a huge difference between a bad trip and an unenj
611.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I believe his point was that the research is more conclusive that alcohol leads to psychosis than hallucinogens. And people (in general) aren't all that great at controlling alcohol dosages. If it wasn't for the bodies natural reaction (bec
612.
by Psyonic 17y ago
How do you figure that prevents slavery? It doesn't prevent slavery right now... buying a russian sex slave and making her work 12 hour days in a club seems to generate a lot more income than she would as a "consumer".
613.
by Psyonic 17y ago
contributes -> rich : (not rich) -> (not contributes)... what exactly are you arguing?
614.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Hey Xal, I'd like to take you up on that offer. How do I go about getting that deal?
615.
by Psyonic 17y ago
The routine is funny. That said, without constant effort to appreciate it, everything is easily taken for granted. Give Cinderella a year or two after she married the prince, and she's probably a stuck up bitch who yells at the maid.
616.
by Psyonic 17y ago
You don't send them your code. That said, patterns can often be found in the binary as well. So your point stands.
617.
by Psyonic 17y ago
They should, but ultimately they go where the money is. Like the guy at the top of this, who describes the situation as a totalitarian state, but says he'll continue and just try to keep his head down
618.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Sure there is. I'm not saying they'd go there, but they could make a blanket statement that all i{pad,phone} apps be exclusives, and if they see the app appear in another mobile store, it's gone. Again, I'm not saying they'd go there, but t
619.
by Psyonic 17y ago
You do realize that "ability" was already there? They've always had full control of what they allow in the store, so this latest change is only significant in intent, not ability.
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by Psyonic 17y ago
True, but do you want to base your business on a platform that can be pulled from under you at any minute? That was already the case (since they have full control of the store), but now you'd actually be in open violation of a rule, which s
621.
by Psyonic 17y ago
There are some parts of this that resonate with me... but other parts seem a little crazy. Many extremely fit people have regular workout regimens. He mentions basketball players... I'm pretty sure they practice on a set schedule, not rando
622.
by Psyonic 17y ago
The thing thats funny about this is that all the apologists who've been explaining why multitasking is pointless and unnecessary will now instantly switch positions and say this makes Apple the greatest company ever.
623.
by Psyonic 17y ago
Who is "we"? I think plenty of people don't want world peace, actually. Look at Africa, Israel/Palestine, Shri Lanka, North Korea...
624.
by Psyonic 17y ago
What do you mean? Can't a bad-ass be a good guy?
625.
by Psyonic 17y ago
because it wasn't a priority? They feel their talents are better used elsewhere?
626.
by Psyonic 17y ago
And when you've paid $150 dollars for a disneyland park hopper pass, that $12 slice of pizza and small soda doesn't seem that bad either, but you're still being taken to the cleaners.
627.
by Psyonic 17y ago
I have no argument with that, but this article is about commercial real estate mortgages.
628.
by Psyonic 17y ago
"Wow. I have nothing to add." is how I feel most of the time as well. In your case, however, the things you add are almost always insightful. It's good to have you around!
629.
by Psyonic 17y ago
It's because he hasn't yet come to believe he's God. Hopefully he'll stay that way.
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by Psyonic 17y ago
There's something about scandals that seem to keep people interested. That's all most reality TV is, really, scandals about people that you don't even know. Tiger Woods (and Jesse James) certainly weren't the first famous men to cheat on th

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