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811.
by batbomb 13y ago
I believe that too, but I meant that also in terms that rent control punishes you for deferring decisions on moving. I have a very large 1BR apartment that can be 2BR if needed. I'm very reluctant to leave. If I had 2 children, it woul
812.
by batbomb 13y ago
I think Rent Control tends to hold people hostage from having new families (as turnover in larger houses is much smaller as a result, and there's no real benefit to waiting to have a family), and that's a part of it. While I'
813.
by batbomb 13y ago
Using square brackets is silly because you won't be able to ever put API parameters in the URL. By using semicolons (a la matrix parameters) or commas you could eliminate that.
814.
by batbomb 13y ago
The file system isn't going anywhere. The file system as we know it is almost effectively an extremely partitioned index organized table of BLOB information, which actually makes it more efficient when handling permission than a databa
815.
by batbomb 13y ago
Get over this already. "Flat" design or whatever the hell we all want to call it has been the application of the International Typographic Style to UI elements across phones. If you are worried about somebody ripping somebody off,
816.
by batbomb 13y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the name actually came up when they were (maybe jokingly, maybe not) thinking of naming it Sea Lion.
817.
by batbomb 13y ago
Or typewriter.
818.
by batbomb 13y ago
Nuclear physics and nuclear energy as well. The data center in Utah has more to do with cheap land, low cost, and low likelihood of natural disaster.
819.
by batbomb 13y ago
I'be actually seen these engines in person. We did a tour for a class at INL. They are huge, much bigger than you could fit in a 747.
820.
by batbomb 13y ago
In these anecdotal reports, I'd like to see whether or not the actual navigation devices have been tested. In my opinion and past experience, it's possible that there actually is interference, but it's very like it's a result of a faulty/fr
821.
by batbomb 13y ago
This is actually the opposite in some states. My post below, for example: The three hottest counties in New Mexico and Idaho have populations under 34000 combined . One of them is just 2900 people.
822.
by batbomb 13y ago
In Idaho, New Mexico, and Wyoming, the counties that look really hot are very, very low population counties. For example, I'm assuming the giant red spot in New Mexico is Sierra County, population 11,988. The southern most county in Idaho i
823.
by batbomb 13y ago
Pound for Pound, I could still see an engineered meat cube having better texture than tofu. Even if this was just used for ground beef substitute, it would probably be fine.
824.
by batbomb 13y ago
Reminds me of this Onion piece on the new Sony fucking piece of shit: http://www.theonion.com/video/sony-releases-new-stupid-piece...
825.
by batbomb 13y ago
.25 a kW is a hell of a bargain if you are plugged in for 8 hours.
826.
by batbomb 13y ago
That's several months ago. If it was a few days ago he'd probably be hearing from the SEC soon.
827.
by batbomb 13y ago
They have a location in Tucson that never has a line.
828.
by batbomb 14y ago
You know what's more awesome? Baggie bombs. The Oxy-Acetylene mixture for cutting steel, fill a ziploc bag with it. Add a few inches of newspaper, light it, run.
829.
by batbomb 14y ago
I'm not sure how it's implemented in Graph, but the best thing you can do is to abstract out an execution to a general object. From there, you can create all sorts of adapters and the "graph" engine just farms out the execution to the appro