TheSOB88

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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Didn't he just say Travelocity owned the tickets? If the airline's not directing the stranders to where they can actually buy flights (or the flights are too expensive on e.g. Travelocity), there will be empty seats.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Yeah, this is the feature that'll make the web finally break mainstream.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
This sounds too much like GiveawayOfTheDay.com. They don't charge, so all they can give away is pure crap software.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
The "fence" part has to physically move. What you are describing - no moving parts required - is basically a hologram.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Damn that's one complicated die.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
How about the non-importance of material things? I guess that is sort of #1.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Yes, there were many dead babies per living baby, but if each pair of parents only had one child, the population would halve each generation. More likely, there were some families that had a higher survival rate and kept the death babies in
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Is this just a scientific study, or will I gain anything useful for daily life? This is a looong article.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
This site had 3 pop-overs. I'm not sure they want me to read their content.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
I hope you have a nice life.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
OK, I guess I was wrong about the dates. I must have glossed over that sentence. The point about my boss is that the things he gets excited about, while they do sort of make sense, have been proven untrue by further science. A correlation t
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Seriously, if she's so insecure about being unemployed, she should maybe get a job, not try to control what you talk about. Am I missing something here?
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
I'm sorry, I still can't quite understand what you're saying. However, I now know that you're not a native speaker, so I can't really hold it against you. But your blog still can't be popular among people who can't understand it. Do you kno
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
This is a tech that was built a long time ago and still hasn't found a use. Also, my boss thinks they're the next computer revolution. This is a man who believes that the asteroid Apophis will probably hit the earth in 2036 and that the Sun
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
It seems to be unable to produce dissonance. How does it avoid that? Edit: I think it's pentatonic.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
What a crazy bint.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
I couldn't quite understand the message due to all the extraneous commas, but it seems to be the same one Ferris talks about in 4 Hour Work Week. Also, it mentions unexpected crap popping up but not how to deal with that. It's like, OK, let
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Didn't he know that? Didn't the original model solve that problem?
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Sure it's stealth mode; you're trying to get by unnoticed. The difference is who you don't want to be noticed by - in classic stealth mode, it's everyone; here it's just potential competitors. Perhaps the old stealth mode could be more appr
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
So, basically two extra-light desktops? Is this satire?
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
But why does a blog post have to be formal in the first place?
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
I doubt he's saying the entirety of literature is a waste of time, just the way his literature class (and by extension most of them) was run.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
So do you never use such structures in speech? They're a way of getting the point across clearly and succinctly. Just because they taught you it's "wrong" in school doesn't mean that it doesn't have value.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Maybe that's indicative of a larger culture problem at your company. I can't really see people at a bar talking about politics - are you sure you drank enough?
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
How do you compute an input profile? I thought this would be on the site you referenced, but I couldn't find it.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Didn't seem too hard to me at all. Maybe I'm just hardhearted, because I often get the same type of reaction as OP did, but to me OP's just explaining why it won't work.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Don't repeat yourself to computers. DO repeat yourself to people. http://breckyunits.com/with_computers_dont_repeat_yourself_w...
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Insulint bastard.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
Stop it.
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by TheSOB88 17y ago
I bet they'd let you buy your own $500 chair to reduce the chances of injury/hemorrhoids if you explained it well enough. Though if the corporate culture's really oppressive, they might make you take it home after people start complaining.

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