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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Clicked here to say the same thing.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
+1 amazing post, you got me.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I feel that blogging purely for money is the wrong approach to life. The internet was much more interesting when people had websites because they were interested in things, not because they were trying to leverage social media or whatever.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I really don't see the issue here, I'd be more upset with my QA team.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I know from personal experience that an AR style rifle is completely practical for close range combat.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
It's seriously fun to shoot at a target a mile away and hit it with one of this rifles. The people that I know who own these types of guns also own many, many other guns. The .50 cal is more like a sports car, it's really fun to s
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
Thank you for recommending this, I love it!
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I still have a paperback of some of his essays, it's still one of my favorite books after all these years.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I'll just list a few things as selling points: 1) Very low crime. 2) Generally less restrictive laws. 3) Pristine nature is always nearby. 4) Not much traffic. 5) Cops tend to mind their own business here. I'm not bothered by th
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
It could be, but the focus is different because I'm not counting on my iPhone to artificially give me the confidence that I lack.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I'm currently in Idaho, raised in SoCal. I would never return to California, the quality of life here is exponentially better.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I'm upset that Bugatti doesn't make cars that poor people can afford.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
It is that simple. This is how we learn as young people what is important in life. It gives us character. I was poor growing up, I always had garbage clothes and shoes, and people made fun of me. I learned that if someone made fun of my sho
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I think you're raising the phone to a much higher level of importance than it truly holds. The fact of the matter is that if someone can afford a brand new iPhone6, they don't deserve any help buying food because they spend a huge
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I've seen the one at Edwards AFB. I used to go to that museum often when I was a kid. Since then I've always thought that it was the most beautiful aircraft ever.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
So what's the problem? Apparently, content creation isn't good business anymore.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I miss AltaVista as well. I'm a rebel and I despise Google, however effective they are. I feel like they have way too much negative influence on the web.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I had this attitude when I reached High School and started getting 4+ hours worth of homework every night. I realized that I didn't want to live my life that way, it was bullshit, and I wasn't going to bother. This upset my parent
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I have kids in elementary school, I can wholeheartedly stand behind banning homework for them. They're at school most of the day anyway, they're drained when they get home, and we literally have dinner and do homework, and then it
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
This is stellar.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
> The First World War as practically fought as a classic European war initially. And it was assumed by everyone that it would be just that; another quick decisive war. Europe has historically had long, drawn out wars that wiped out huge
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
The world in general seems to be on the brink, and the attitudes of governments in particular seems to echo the attitudes that existed prior to WWI. They're playing a dangerous game, and the rest of us pay the cost.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I'm sure I'm not the first one here to comment that generations of continuous European conflict, decades of brinkmanship, and many other diverse political factors caused WWI. The book can't be nearly as important as they clai
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
Your perspective is quite similar to mine. The hubris of our current society is baffling sometimes.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
Color me cynical, but asking for the kind of regulation we want rarely seems to have any effect.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
Yes, I saw that the article is on Wired, and I decided not to click on it. That's where the adblock wars will lead, imo.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
Reaper is something like $60.00, has an awesome free trial period and is just as capable for my needs as Pro Tools. Plus you get free upgrades.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
Looks cool. Must have Python 3 for me to use, would definitely try it out if it's supported.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I really love the C# language and I'll be really excited if this means that C# is a better choice for non-Windows platforms down the road.
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by RUG3Y 11y ago
I write music mentally all the time, it's incredibly frustrating that I can't transcribe or play anything close in the real world. I'm a guitarist also.

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