antipaganda

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by antipaganda 17y ago
I have one request: the little guy should roll like a paratrooper when he comes down from his jump while moving fast.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Just had a look at flixel, and... well, I'd like to have your babies. Unfortunately medical science isn't quite up to it.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Especially since the Dark Side can afford to hire a LOT more lawyers, who are second only to politicians in their ability to make your life a living hell.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Also no friends. :(
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by antipaganda 17y ago
I don't think we'll see a "proper" handheld developing environment until AR specs, Accelerando-style, become linked with virtual-keyboard interfaces in a big way. (I'm talking the sort of thing that detects the position of your hands and fi
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by antipaganda 17y ago
The most damaging disease you can experience? Sure, in a sense. I've never held down a job for more than six months because of it, and several times I've had to pick up the pieces of my broken life after a particularly bad episode. To be ho
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Prejudice.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
There's no widely-accepted cure for PTSD yet. Sometimes people get better on their own, but we really don't know why.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Everytime I see someone misuse lose/loose, it makes me want to kill them with knives. It's important to be precise, you can't just work everything out from context!
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by antipaganda 17y ago
There must be a pretty high incidence of geekery in Canberra, not surprising when you consider all the government departments requiring IT staff. And a few plucky little games developers...
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Cofound with a suit. Don't let her look at your code. Don't look at her marketing.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
What the hell, man? You're arguing all these points when the central point is staring us smack-bang in the face: THERE ARE MILLIONS OF SLAVES. I know that your gut is rebelling against this horrifying fact - since you thought that no matter
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Elie Wiesel is a whore? I think you should maybe google the name before you imply such a thing...
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by antipaganda 17y ago
The patent would certainly be considered obvious nowadays, but that's not the point. The guy did show his work to Microsoft, they said "Nice idea, yoink". He did indeed have a patent on the idea. He won an appeal based on the fact that the
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by antipaganda 17y ago
+1, awesome analogies.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
I stand corrected, since I mixed up the Cato institute with the Heartland institute. I'll take my brain out back and shoot it later.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
I stand corrected, since I mixed up the Cato institute with the Heartland institute. I'll take my brain out back and shoot it later.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
If enough isolated incidents point to the same cause, they're no longer isolated, no?
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by antipaganda 17y ago
The Cato Institute is not participating in the worthy, rigorous, hard-nosed scrutiny that underpins any real science. They are a PR firm disguised as a think tank. They exist to serve the interests of the energy industry. They are called de
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by antipaganda 17y ago
That would probably be around the middle of Western Australia, since there's a Macka's in Alice Springs that throws out the absolute middle of the country as a candidate. Also, if you look at a road map, that spot in the middle of WA is the
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Grow your own vegetables? Bake bread? That takes HOURS. But with a replicator/food printer/reprap, it's a push-button process. No work involved. Makes a difference, eh? Ever lived in the third world? You don't have washing machines, you get
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Aha! You, sir, have hit upon the greatest reason to be optimistic about globalisation; even though the evil soulless multinationals <warning, satire> are currently destroying good, well-paying jobs in developed nations and creating
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Yeah, fine. But at a certain point, I can buy a replicator, print out some solar paint, and disconnect from the grid. All I need now is small amounts of raw materials to top up the inevitable losses from my recycling loop. Your large-scale
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Is there anything useful you can do while lucid dreaming? I've done it once in a fever, and it was admittedly a fantastic experience (I was a multiverse god and made lots of multiverses full of happy people in awesome landscapes having real
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Fair enough. My childhood was also spent reading books, but I haven't stoppped. I read while the lights change. In queues. Making love. Nah, not really. That's mental. Reading in your car is dangerous.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Number portability! Bastards.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
No, he was helpless, and you were the bandit.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Ah, young padawan. How cute.
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by antipaganda 17y ago
Five books? What do you do the next day?
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by antipaganda 17y ago
There is one glaring fault that a self-taught teacher may have; people learn in different ways. What works for one may not work for all. So the self-taught teacher may not realise that their own personal methods are not necessarily valid fo

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