TremendousJudge

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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   And a week later Chrome is back to being the default, since Google pushes it like it was malware. They learned a lot from toolbar installers
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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   I use f.lux, it's fantastic: https://justgetflux.com/ Much better than the native solutions that come with operating systems nowadays
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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   >jeans are all over the spectrum, but unless they are obviously from a giant bin at a discount store, probably are at least $100, likely above $200 per pair. what? levis are like 40 bucks on amazon
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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   >If you always dress casually then you never dress casually I can't go naked to work
5. 1235.▲
   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   well that closes the case then
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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   Here's my theory: most people don't actually understand what having access to your data means. I learned this some years ago when I wrote a little tool that surveyed the people connected to my uni's computer lab (using ssh a
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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   typo: >To remedy the horizontal stretching, the Mercator Projection stretches the globe out in the vertical direction an equal amount to the stretching in the vertical direction.
8. 1238.▲
   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   weird, basically everyone I know says it's the best in the series
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   by TremendousJudge 9y ago

   Can anyone give me alternatives to Google Charts? I've tried plotly and I think it's unwieldy for consumer facing plots. Plus the documentation is worse
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    by TremendousJudge 9y ago

    ...is there someone out there who did this?
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    by TremendousJudge 9y ago

    who uses 128 kbit/s mp3 these days? the lowest I find are 192
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    by TremendousJudge 9y ago

    I think you can't after the anniversary update
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    by TremendousJudge 9y ago

    the constraints are not getting whopped by the other guy. you can try everything that falls inside the rules (no biting, kicking in the nuts, and so on), and your constraints are how good the other guy is at beating you up
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    >take out alcohol that one worked out beautifully last time around
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    >The more pointless the job, the higher the pay This doesn't mean that the higher the pay the more pointless the job, even though that's what they imply at the end
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    >Social engineering, through bribery or blackmail. Also known as "Plain old electoral fraud"
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    I prefer Ruby/Python/JavaScript/.Net to PL/SQL thank you very much
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    linux is useless for sound production as well
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    I'm pretty sure it included its equivalent functions and definitions http://www.pascal-central.com/docs/iso7185.pdf
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    https://libraryofbabel.info/bookmark.cgi?bjrvq,mgobexe314
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    by TremendousJudge 10y ago

    I remember a strategy game called Majesty that worked in a "declarative" way as well. You didn't order your units around, you could just place bounties on things and your soldiers would go out and kill/destroy them