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brewdad
13y ago
I've found this chart handy for setting the right effort on those days where a treadmill is my only viable option. http://www.hillrunner.com/training/tmillchart.php
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brewdad
13y ago
There appears to be a negative correlation between the popularity of black metal and one's risk of premature death on a day to day basis.
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brewdad
13y ago
How can an email be considered legally binding? This would go straight into my spam folder.
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brewdad
13y ago
Can a lefty safely use a modern fountain pen? I've always stuck to the higher end "mass-market" pens since I end up wearing/smearing the ink of better pens.
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brewdad
13y ago
Compuware has been struggling since Y2K ended. In some ways it has mirrored Detroit's decline.
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brewdad
13y ago
THAT would be great. Some poor intern gets flooded with email until the entire WH server infrastructure melts. Of course, you'd definitely be packed off to Gitmo for your act of terrorism.
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brewdad
13y ago
Apple is doing some "planned maintenance" today at 6pm PDT. dons tinfoil hat
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brewdad
13y ago
Siphoning money away from "legitimate" projects leading to their ultimate "failure". It's just shell game accounting.
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brewdad
13y ago
Can you still? It looks like the Gen2 version has implemented SlimPort instead of the OTG port used on Gen1. This is a confusing decision in light of the Chomecast announcement.
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brewdad
13y ago
But they don't rightfully own the land. This is hiring guards to keep people off the sidewalk in front of your house.
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brewdad
13y ago
Aha! Now we know the real reason that most phones sold today have a non-removeable battery.
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brewdad
13y ago
It was a much more homogenous mob than what we have in the US today, but it was still a mob. As for citizen referendums, look no further than California to see the outcome of this "direct democracy". It still suffers from the Golden Rule, h
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14y ago
I started the transfer process for a .im to Gandi last night. I just wish Namecheap handled that TLD so I could manage everything in one place.
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brewdad
14y ago
In Europe they have these paths from a bygone era commonly known as sidewalks. In the US, we frequently have ditches which drivers treat as roadside garbage dumps.
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brewdad
14y ago
Murdoch Block extension for Chrome works well. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/murdoch-block/moep...
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brewdad
14y ago
I must be completely jaded by this point. I had to go back and look at the site again. My mind had completely blocked out the left sidebar and the footer. This crap is so common that I don't even notice it anymore.
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brewdad
14y ago
But you very well might be replacing that hard drive after 3 years when it fails.
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brewdad
14y ago
I think he meant the fuel pump. It can overheat if fuel levels get too low.
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brewdad
14y ago
To be fair, the US does have more than its fair share of gun toting idiots.
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brewdad
14y ago
If it's like most other PBS shows, tomorrow it will be available in its entirety. They want you to watch it on your television if possible, then give you the opportunity to see it online after it's aired. It may only be available online for
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brewdad
14y ago
Name.com offers this through Verisign's mobile app. I haven't used it as I just noticed it today.
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brewdad
14y ago
Just don't insult the king.
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brewdad
14y ago
Exactly. I am in the same boat. I set up the family with individual, personalized addresses and a series of calendars that can be shared between all of us or just my wife and I. It's convenient, but not $200+/yr convenient. For now, nothing
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14y ago
People buying as much house as the bank would approve them for rather than what they could afford is what caused the first bubble. We bought a house for 2x our annual income 3 miles from work. We could have bought in a trendier neighborhood
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14y ago
Portland's transit problems stem from the fact that most of the region's job growth over the past 20 years has taken place away from downtown. On a given morning, there are almost as many commuters driving to jobs in the west suburbs as dri
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14y ago
IMO, catharsis ends once the lawyers get involve and start sending out C&Ds.