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antipaganda
17y ago
Do it yourself, and learn the skills along the way. - If your idea doesn't work, you will at least have new skills to show for your time. - No-one will be as passionate or committed to your idea as you. - There are a lot of ideas out there.
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17y ago
In many parts of the world, that's the hand you customarily wash your arse with. So, it's a practical measure, to stop you getting faecal matter on your food.
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17y ago
Of course it's not evidence-based! God needs no evidence to know that you're a filthy pervert. He merely smites thee with his ability to withhold 0.1 percent of online pornography!
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17y ago
I know that there's been a lot of talk about RepRap already, but I like to see the occasional new post on it because it lets me see how the project is going every so often. So, as a lazy HN reader who wants to keep tabs on how replicator te
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17y ago
No. No, you eejit. If it is somehow a crime to search for porn with the term "Soviet steel production" or "cheap overall shopping", then convict me. Safe Search. Use It, Or Shut Up.
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17y ago
Yes, nobody questions Yahoo's evilness. That should tell you something.
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17y ago
Does it help China increase the standard of living when Yahoo gets human rights campaigners thrown in jail?
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17y ago
Actually, speaking of running something over with a tank, this hard drive did pretty well: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8449893.stm
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17y ago
Hehehe. Naked. (just demonstrating the average male response)
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17y ago
In the trash? Come on, you could at least take its skin off and, along with your kid, turn it into a papier-mache artistic creation which actually moves.
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17y ago
Get NoScript.
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17y ago
Works okay in other countries. And I know it's not because, say, Australian government folks are just less corrupt than American govt folks.
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17y ago
It's only 350 metres wide. That'd be enough to seriously fuck up any large country on Earth without causing much damage, relatively, to other parts of the world. Anyway, you could keep the equipment on the rock, keep Apophis skimming Earth
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17y ago
Because your first post turned out content-free, so the downvotes want people not to bother reading it.
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17y ago
...it was in the article. Don't worry, I thought it was real until halfway through the second patent.
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17y ago
Dude. Australia? 25 million people, size of USA? Awesome for long-distance driving.
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17y ago
The acupressure wristband works great, until you realise it's a placebo. Then the fucker stops working. I speak from experience.
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17y ago
LCD glasses that flicker transparent and opaque directly out of phase with the TV signal, so you only see the TV at times when it is between screen refreshes. Not gonna work on LCD screens, methinks.
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17y ago
You didn't get tipped off by the advice that you could increase your farts by eating proprietary beans?
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17y ago
#bookz on IRC, undernet.
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17y ago
The date is information. More info = good in this case.
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17y ago
Does "gifted" mean intelligent? Or is this a case of the horse following the cart?
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17y ago
The professor wasn't perfect. As has been pointed out above, the last lecture did indeed contain a lie. "On the days when nobody caught the lie, we all sat in silence, looking at each other as Dr. K, looking quite pleased with himself, said
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antipaganda
17y ago
Hehehe. Prisoner's Dilemma, writ large.
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17y ago
He uses the more interesting "One thing in every one of my speeches will be true" technique. Makes for entertaining press conferences.
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17y ago
Well, this is interesting because it shows how easily you can social-engineer your way into the media spotlight by being utterly without scruple. It also might provoke a discussion on how we might REALLY be able to tell what the poor bastar
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17y ago
You don't see a problem with using autistic children as guinea-pigs for experimental treatment, based on nothing more than a preliminary study? In many of these cases, the study itself warns against using it as the basis for any sort of tre
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17y ago
How can the Earth have been cooling since 1980 if most of the 10 hottest years in recorded history were in the 2000s?
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17y ago
Well, as long as we see ALL the emails, they can't be taken out of context, eh? (What? Communications methods other than emails? Preposterous.)
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17y ago
Actually, AFAIK, climate change is supposed to cause greater variability in temperatures, not just uniformly higher temperatures. This is what I've heard from scientists like James Hansen. Therefore, one would expect more episodes of lower
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