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TrevorJ
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Teething issues with the superchilled lox probably.
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Tip of the iceberg.
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Sometimes I am reminded how incredible it is that we haven't managed to make ourselves extinct yet.
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To be fair, there are real world safety considerations when putting radioactive material into orbit. It's not just a knee jerk reaction, in all likelihood. The risk for Cassini was calculated at 1:1400 (For context, humans have launche
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Thank you for the reply, and thank you for being willing to share your experience as well.
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I wonder how long it will be before Amazon starts truly transitioning towards becoming the end to end supplier/seller. It seems to me that they have strategically used third party sellers to bankroll the needed infrastructure and provi
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I've often thought that RSS would fit this role well, if only there was a way to display and reply to comments on the content as well. RSS readers are great for consuming content without all the BS, but I just miss being able to intera
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>A breakthrough occurred when I slipped the doctor a piece of paper containing the URL to this website. This gave him a really good idea of who I actually was, and was a very useful tool in helping him diagnose me. Is it expecting too mu
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Article is really thin on details, I'm skeptical. Last I checked, pixel density was still a big issue with HMD's and text. Contrast, as well is a problem with AR style HMD's. I'd love it if the tech really was there thou
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>I just love how Google datacenters are somehow "the real world" They totally are though, especially to the HN crowd where a lot of us may be putting hardware in data centers. I agree that this isn't going to give us a cle
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He's selling items on his site that the Archery company contends they hold the patent for. This doesn't seem to be a spurious claim.
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I'm not saying I agree with that move from a moral standpoint, but I'd bet money that Yahoo has a better chance of making it work. The demographics are different, there were enough tech-savvy people who understood Google's bu
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It's also not a theme that is unique to their brand at all. So you connect cyber and meatspace, ok, well what tech company in the last 20 years couldn't say that?
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It's the business model. The longer you are on a web page the more ad cycles you see. I agree with you, its' not good writing, but I think that is where it comes from.
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There's some evidence to suggest that this is what has happened with tuition rates due to the availability of student loans.
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Really not following this line of reasoning.
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11y ago
It's a worthy goal, I wish the name didn't sound so... I dunno, Orwellian?
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11y ago
Some RV's are nearly twice that.
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Developing a game is such a time and resource intensive process, I don't see any AAA studios locking themselves into using AWS. It's a non-starter.
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As a single developer, I've not been able to find something: -Lightweight -Easy to use -Has a desktop client Everything is oriented around being cloud driven, complex team-based features I don't need, and just generally being more
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Interestingly, on mobile it's about 10x better than than viewing reddit on the same device.
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I can't. I bought windows. If I don't want the new version or the new patches I damn well shouldn't be forced to use them. This crap doesn't fly with anything else, why do we accept it with software? Would it be ok for G
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11y ago
Interestingly enough, if you play by the real, actual stated rules of the game it goes much much faster.
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When my sister and I played as kids we had the bank start issuing checks. We stumbled on the modern federal reserve policy as 8 year olds without realizing it I guess.
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If your landlord fails to enforce the lease agreement, you can probably use that to get out of the lease. Our complex recently had people complaining about this very thing and they have started getting much stricter about it thank goodness.
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>he only crime you can commit with a drug is a violation of prohibition. Also DUI, Minor in possession, providing controlled substance to minor.
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The argument isn't one of severity, but of responsibility so your comment doesn't really address the argument being made.
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B-b-but according the paypal's shiney new superbowl ad, paypal is 'new money'.
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I don't buy into the idea that you need some set of innate talent to be able to program. Logic and reasoning is a skill, and it can be trained just like any other.
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By the same logic, every addressing system that might lead you to pirated material should also require the same checks. What if I print out a copy of a poster I don't have permission to use and then give you the GPS coords where you ca
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