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boyaka
11y ago
The recyclability issue is discussed in the eastbayexpress article linked by anigbrowl in reply to one of the sibling comments. ---Quote: Coffee companies are well aware of the problem. The second brewing system Keurig introduced, the Vue s
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11y ago
Horrified is an exaggeration. His statements shown here are at the end of the article: --- "People didn't think too much about that back then," he said, pausing a bit before he went on, "I feel kind of guilty. The world&
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11y ago
The two floor office building I worked at had three standard office coffee brewers as well as the espresso machines, while my school had the Keurig machine. The coffee brewers are indeed my favorite of the three, but I thought the espresso
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11y ago
I'm going to have to side with GP on this one. One Hungry Man package has got to be at least 4-5 of these cups, same goes with most to-go packaging. Waste is not the issue here. The problem the CEO is arguing about with DRM has to do w
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11y ago
Ahh, I mistakenly interpreted your quitting of coffee as coffee being part of the potential cause, rather than a requirement as part of treatment of prostatitis (not that coffee absolutely didn't contribute to it, as you say it's
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boyaka
11y ago
Can you explain your personal symptoms, experiences, and how you happened upon discovering your condition? What made you go to the doctor and get diagnosed? I really dislike looking up medical conditions online.
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11y ago
Born and lived most of my life in the Bay Area. My Dad got us @Home cable Internet, which is the same infrastructure Comcast currently uses, in around 1997 when it first became available. It eventually became AT&T broadband Internet (at
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11y ago
Borg! (Not that I would rather have my Internet from Comcast)
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12y ago
Check Google Maps right before or when you leave for your trip. The Navigation app is nice, but you could always just hop on your computer right when as you leave or check a while before you leave too. Just figure out the times when you are
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12y ago
From my perspective, Chrome is magical in terms of resource usage. You get a task manager to kill off tabs that use ridiculous amounts of CPU for when you aren't even looking at them, and all it takes is a simple refresh to bring them
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12y ago
Here's a playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEzMNp2d6Bk&list=RDhEzMNp2d6...
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12y ago
Relevant story with a reddit twist, except I believe drugs did actually exist. Cool story though if you haven't heard of it. http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/headline-story/...
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boyaka
12y ago
Broken means it doesn't do what it claims, is assumed, or is known to do. I think the general consensus is that Tor is supposed to enable a person to browse the internet anonymously.
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12y ago
I wasn't able to run them starting with the 468 B file with only the file alignment reduction (which as stated, violates the official PE spec).
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12y ago
I bet a major cause of the traffic surge are just curious people like you that aren't even interested in this service, or jealous people that are intentionally pushing the limits and trying to make them fail. In fact, the fact that you
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12y ago
The groups aren't as dichotomized as you describe. I would consider myself part of the first group except that I do drink for the euphoria. I occasionally drink, period (rare social occasions), but when I do I'll want at least 6+,
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12y ago
I was reading through the comments and was thinking exactly what you have concluded. I currently spend my time horribly inefficiently, so I shouldn't be the one to complain. The problem for me is that I've chosen a task that shuts
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12y ago
The major differences in my methods, which were originally based on Internet searching but I have just gone with, are: -Brew time: I do 7 minutes, but I tend to go longer because I either forget about it or forget to check the time when I s
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12y ago
I find it amazing how all these self proclaimed web gurus that make "pretty" blog posts or articles think that they're way of doing things is so great. This ∆ is how his blog looks on my phone. Gotta love reading two words on
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12y ago
Not a study, but it has certainly been mentioned before. Here's a relevant discussion (and YC alternative to Tinder) where the same topic is discussed (ctrl-F tinder). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8454405
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12y ago
Yeah, and as I say it didn't surprise me that any of that mattered. I've always known what I have to do (have more money for clothes/fashion, spend time at the gym). I think I have a pretty interesting personality, I do make
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12y ago
There was a post on HN just today by an anonymous guy for his book 'Hacking Sex' [1]. I actually went ahead and checked it out, since it had a lot of positive comments from women on Amazon. I was intrigued that the author stated t
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12y ago
Thanks for the video! I find this submission and the video you linked talking about being in an "open" or "closed" state ironic for me, because I just made a relevant comment on the football thread yesterday [1]. My argu
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12y ago
Reading this discussion feels like just as much a waste of time as following sports. I think it's hard and pointless to make any conclusions about the reasons people are stubbornly disinterested in mainstream entertainment. Whether som
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12y ago
Well then maybe we should just require everybody to have telescreens [1] in their homes. The NSA can monitor them a la Thought Police. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescreen
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12y ago
Awesome compilation! Thanks for the link. I randomly went on a chiptune binge on YouTube a week ago to see what I could find. I made a submission [1] of a video (Black Light Machine [2]) I found because I thought the visualization was reall
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12y ago
Ahh yeah makes sense. Both the summaries have the same number stating the combined total of both towers (2603). Best I can figure is 2603 + 88 (Flight 11) + 59 (Flight 175) + 10 hijackers = 2760
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12y ago
I think he did what I did: sorted by fatalities, found the top 3 which were 9/11 and added them up. He was missing flight 93 which would bring the total to 2997. Here are the relevant incident summaries: http://www.start.umd
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12y ago
What is up with those fatality numbers? Kinda weird it's exactly 1382 for both towers.
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12y ago
All the more reason the report should be declassified.
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