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by bld 16y ago
And now the name has a positive connotation. Powerful, in a way, because so many cultures identify with it.
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by bld 16y ago
Spoiler alert: don't read this article if you haven't read Ender's Game (and want to).
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by bld 16y ago
I'm wondering why the roads are still so full of cars, even late into the night.
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by bld 16y ago
Turn that rage into a popular webcomic, then you could start a new career!
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NASA center director attends reception with an Anybot(nasawatch.com)
3 points by bld 16y ago|0 comments
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by bld 16y ago
Dupont Circle in Washington DC could take a page from this. It's the exact opposite principle: inner and outer circles, with sets of inner and outer traffic and pedestrian lights at each incoming road. At rush hour, it's fortunate if one ve
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by bld 16y ago
This was the first page I found after the news stories when I did a Google search for "google net neutrality".
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by bld 16y ago
I find that my idea of things is usually my biggest impediment to exploring their potential. When I let go of my idea of myself, others, or anything else, a path (forwards, backwards, or sideways) emerges naturally.
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by bld 16y ago
Unless you're looking at your web browser more often that your wall.
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by bld 16y ago
I have a rough neck, and facial hair that grows fast. I eventually gave up nicking myself every morning trying to get a close shave and went electric. It would grow back by 3pm or so anyway. I got a Braun Activator, and haven't looked back.
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Japan's IKAROS spacecraft sails on sunlight(wiki.solarsails.info)
2 points by bld 16y ago|0 comments
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Start Up: A Comedy Sitcom Pilot About One Unfortunate Entrepreneur(charlespax.com)
3 points by bld 16y ago|0 comments
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by bld 17y ago
Universe Today has an article on possible explanations, including a comparison between a simulated rocket failure and the actual phenomenon. http://www.universetoday.com/2009/12/09/what-was-the-norway-...
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Apps 'to be as big as internet' (news.bbc.co.uk)
6 points by bld 17y ago|5 comments
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by bld 18y ago
Sounds like they could learn a thing or two from Sheetz's Made to Order system.
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by bld 18y ago
And Apple beat Amiga, which was another 10 years ahead in the GUI, multimedia, multitasking, separate processors for audio & video, etc. Mac and Windows caught up some time in the mid 90's. Commodore was beating themselves too, with a d
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by bld 19y ago
A thread in the WatchGuard article, which I didn't see in the original, starts in the 1st line: "...highlights the risky side of relying on freeware and shareware for any mission-critical purpose." I would attribute the risk more to a lack