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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
Given that the rocket is specifically designed to operate normally with an anomaly such as this, I'd say they had faith in their rocket to perform as it did. I think the statement at the end of the update sums it up well: >Falcon 9 did
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
I think she was looking for the extra attention, but accidentally overstepped that threshold, and is now neck-deep in shit. She's not coming out of this with a net gain.
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
What can you do. In a court case as convoluted as Samsung V. Apple, you just have to expect these kinds of things to rub off on the populace. If the user doesn't understand the case itself, they're going to go off with their gut on whatever
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
Amen to this. I never realized how awful non-fitting shirts looked until I got one properly fitted to my skinny frame. Also, protip for fellow skinny men: Get dress shirts that fit well in the general torso area, even if the sleeves are too
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
That is beautiful. Gives me chills. Very sad to see Mr. Armstrong go, but his legacy will be remembered as long as the moon is.
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
Woah, as a 17 year old, that blows my mind. I cannot wait to see what humanity accomplishes in my lifetime. Personally, I'm hoping to see the first man's footsteps on mars.
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
That's the source engine default behavior and it works really well. Even better when running in window mode with no borders.
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
If only we could get the new versions "every couple months." Many Android users will never see this updated UI on their device.
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
> I can't see how this could take someone more than a couple hours to fix. This is what kills me about the icon consistency thing. All it would take is a single Googler with Photoshop a single day to fix.
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by THE_PUN_STOPS 14y ago
This makes me really excited. Recently I've gotten the distinct feeling that the time period we're living in now will be known in the future as "The Age of the Algorithm." As production and storage of information continues to explode in the