UberFly

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by UberFly 3y ago
It seems like he had a brain like Einstein but didn't have the means around him at the time to cultivate his ideas. Definitely in the majority I'm sure. Only some are in the right place at the right time.
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by UberFly 3y ago
They have to be able to adjust to whatever the local landscape allows. I know in places like Seattle they tax it heavily.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I once saw it go over by chance with a Japanese module closely following. It was very cool.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Can't tell if you're trying to be sarcastic.
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by UberFly 3y ago
This was my first thought. They can then sell some poorly-executed knockoff, ignoring that a partnership with actual experts would have been the best for their customers.
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by UberFly 3y ago
A phobia or just really disconcerting? I guess it just depends.
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by UberFly 3y ago
> "No contact or thanks has been received back so far, I will amend this comment if/when they do so :)" They couldn't even be bothered to send a proper thank you.
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by UberFly 3y ago
6000 vespene gas
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by UberFly 3y ago
Mel's Hole never existed, so...
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by UberFly 3y ago
You are trying to flamebait. Why is the regime loathed by plenty?
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by UberFly 3y ago
"BITWARDEN HEIST - HOW TO BREAK INTO PASSWORD VAULTS WITHOUT USING PASSWORDS" Like this one??
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by UberFly 3y ago
Thank you - great info. Hope you keep making progress.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Do you feel that including drugs in the therapy was a benefit over more common dialog-type therapy? If so how was it different?
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by UberFly 3y ago
There is truth that at times procrastination is tied to perfectionism, but I'd wager that the cause of procrastination 9/10 times is that we choose to do something that is more enjoyable to us over something that is less.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"Don't Trust Anyone Over Thirty" is of course dumb in the grand scheme of things, but the fusion reactor of progress really is in the youth.
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by UberFly 3y ago
So it has also become one of the glitterati. That didn't take long.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I also was overwhelmed by the amount of data. I came back here to find the cliff notes :)
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by UberFly 3y ago
This is the case for all public works projects. The red-tape overhead is crazy. Regulation is necessary but the bureaucratic maze that has to be negotiated is a huge problem. I worked on a public rail system and the down-time waiting for pe
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by UberFly 3y ago
I would take that bet. Nuclear tech will also continue to improve.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I still have my issue #1 of PC World. I hold on to it like a religious relic.
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by UberFly 3y ago
“In many cases rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city—except for bombing.” -Assar Lindbeck
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by UberFly 3y ago
Kagi Search's #1 user blocked site is... pinterest.com If they were once a good idea, those days have long passed.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"Experts are still wondering how the Romans calculated with their number system. No document is known that describes its handling." That's crazy considering how ubiquitous the Romans were.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I hope they have a good firewall.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Blamo: To Whom It May Concern: I am an authorized representative of Nintendo of America Inc., owner of the following copyrighted material: PA0002212311 (The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening) and PA0000772666 (Legend of Zelda : Link's
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by UberFly 3y ago
Probably getting downvoted for relativism. Tragedies are always complicated. The "if this is bad then that's equally bad" never really holds up.
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by UberFly 3y ago
You should start it. Accept more pics from the public as it goes.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Emotional looking at those pics and descriptions. Damn.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Uh oh. Nintendo has already sent the team in.
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by UberFly 3y ago
If they didn't know about it they do now. Also, Lynel hooves most likely.

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