buugs

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   by buugs 17y ago

   http://xkcd.com/385/
2. 242.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   >But I'm not someone that you like 5 mins after meeting. Change your attitude and youll be a better friend, and rather than spending time on the computer pulling the woe is me story just go out and meet people, someones bound to like yo
3. 243.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   very cool, reminds me of that car commercial on vimeo that dimmed the lights :)
4. 244.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   If you have a laser printer it is probably cheaper to print, or use your schools printer for hw, I remember doing that for isometric homework assignments because the paper was too expensive.
5. 245.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   Emacs is not Vim, and when people start to get that they can essentially change anything they want they actually start to enjoy emacs. And Defaults are almost never a best thought opinion but a compromise.
6. 246.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   Anyone else get an interesting error http://i44.tinypic.com/359es9e.png
7. 247.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   Not really I got the http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/ once and when I entered a query it redirected me to the normal launching may 2009 site. Maybe they are transitioning servers or something but its not up yet.
8. 248.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   I wonder if mean gets the same results however.
9. 249.▲
   by buugs 17y ago

   I have had a few math books use something similar, I believe a differential equations book and a linear algebra book with many 'We leave this to the reader to prove'. Which is fine if you know the subject but when you are learning it is by
10. 250.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    I think screen (using ssh and scp) is your best solution to only using one terminal and lets face it ctrl+key n is very easy to do.
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    by buugs 17y ago

    Google is much more valuable especially if you take services into account, such as google code, gmail, google maps, etc etc Hackernews you can get away with using rss to a good extent and the blog/articles official comments.
12. 252.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    but when you have very large paragraphs. this is very difficult to read.
13. 253.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    I think the traditional answer is pirates :O
14. 254.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    Its not really new its just different, myspace/facebook+blog+phone = twitter to me. The only new thing is search and the phone making things quicker but less substantial.
15. 255.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    While I don't think he sounds like a 12 year old I think this is a very appropriate place for the 'internet, serious business' meme. But if they are defacing him and he ACTUALLY filed a complaint of some sort I see no reason for those accou
16. 256.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    Yes it doesn't hurt to ask and be polite.
17. 257.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    Out goes the geek and in comes the hacker.
18. 258.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    Well if this goes open source maybe we will indeed have a dropbox for private servers.
19. 259.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    If you think the majority of OSX users hare hackers and technical people you are very mistaken.
20. 260.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    This is what I kind of think when I have to use a mac (mostly due to my experience with them at school), don't get me wrong some things are really nice about them but the majority of the people who use them really just use them for the cool
21. 261.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    This is a much better link if you ask me from the original: http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009/mar/26/one-nation-seven...
22. 262.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    With a poll you need to be taken to the results when you vote... clicking on results while easy is really annoying and makes you feel like your vote didn't count.
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    by buugs 17y ago

    Religion is a lot more than a social group. You have a social following and gathering around a central idea with very little differences in points of view all to embellish values and ideas that one who belongs to that group feels are true.
24. 264.▲
    by buugs 17y ago

    Severe proof that the animals are not given enough mental stimulation in a zoo.
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    by buugs 17y ago

    If you like math or math problems or complicated problems that require some thought you should check out http://projecteuler.net/ the first 30 problems don't really require a large amount of math knowledge and can be very interesting. Edi
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    by buugs 17y ago

    That's great pop up books always made me think a lot of work went into making sure they worked correctly and probably needed a lot of special fixes to get them to open like that. This isn't your average popup either as seen on the first pic
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    by buugs 17y ago

    A very expensive and unrealistic concept with modern tech. And would be very hard to use without a very good steady hand well designed extensions and a fine program to run it.
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    by buugs 17y ago

    probably not but hey no one knows what http is and assumes everything starts with www. on the internet it would be easily recognizable if it was bit.com/blueroom or something like that but as of now it is rather unnoticed unless thats a web
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    by buugs 17y ago

    No but she is the one who bought me dos sesame street games and taught me how to use them, as well as email in the early 90s and I'm sure I never would have used a computer other than as word processor and for email without her early start
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    by buugs 17y ago

    If they do they need to be careful blackboard likes to sue their competitors