Silentio

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by Silentio 18y ago
Whenever I see images like this I always get a little grossed out when I think that the splotches are people packed together. Dunno what that says about me.
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by Silentio 18y ago
So, when is tomorrow?
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by Silentio 18y ago
Not exactly in the tech product area, but Wil Wheaton has spun his relative fame from Star Trek into a widely read blog, and then a couple of books, and speaking appearances, and other writing for the LA Times, Suicide Girls, various comic
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by Silentio 18y ago
how so?
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"The Universe is a Giant Hologram" -or- "The Universe is a Metaphor"(newscientist.com)
1 points by Silentio 18y ago|2 comments
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by Silentio 18y ago
Unfortunately, Davis went back to writing the same old shit after that story arc.
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by Silentio 18y ago
I hope it doesn't attain AI, bootstrap itself onto the internet and take over the world.
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by Silentio 18y ago
This happens all the time where I grew up in South Dakota, and, like you said, in St. Paul where I lived up until a few months ago. The pictures are cool, but they really don't do it justice. When this phenomenon is happening to every str
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by Silentio 18y ago
I came to write the same thing. I tend to use one space when posting in a forum like this but two spaces when I write a paper for class.
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by Silentio 18y ago
Immediately made me feel like I was playing Sim City 3000. Good memories.
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by Silentio 18y ago
Wasn't the earth on the brink of an ice age sometime in the '70s? I recall my aunts and uncles talking about this a few Thanksgivings ago.
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by Silentio 18y ago
I think the Pre looks interesting, but the biggest draw for me when it comes to the iPhone is the tight integration to my mac. If a smart phone isn't going to synch easily and seamlessly with my PC I'm not interested.
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by Silentio 18y ago
Is "Runet" a discrete internet, or is it just what Russian websites are seen to be a part of as a sort of internet language subculture?
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by Silentio 18y ago
I've always thought these kinds of sites are interesting. I would be afraid of getting hacked into a thousand pieces and thrown in a dumpster...
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by Silentio 18y ago
I'm not a programmer by any means. I am involved with writing though, and often I have to draw on other people's work to support an assertion I'm making. I just use some quotation marks "" and cite the author and page number at the end of
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by Silentio 18y ago
It seems thinking outside the box isn't encouraged in schools. Is this because schools (especially schools for children) are more about socialization than they are for learning?
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by Silentio 18y ago
Sounds like a job for Myth Busters.
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by Silentio 18y ago
I don't speed read per se, but I have developed some techniques that help me digest what I need to digest when reading an assignment (I'm in grad school and the amount of reading assigned is obscene). I love to read, and when I read for fun