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by cfadvan 8y ago
Most people don’t study history (or don’t learn its lessons) and as the saying goes, are doomed to repeat it. I think it’s worth remember ping that plenty, whatever they say publicly, are just trying to get rich and don’t really care how. $
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by cfadvan 8y ago
Doesn’t it make more sense to be upset at people eating pigs and dogs? Same here about octopus too, although it was never my favorite, I won’t touch the stuff. Pigs, dogs, cats... I try to avoid eating anything that can out-think a toddle
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Mapping the Lost Countercultural Hotspots of Cambridge, Massachusetts(atlasobscura.com)
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How a Vibrant, Factory-Made Sweet Usurped the Original Maraschino Cherry(atlasobscura.com)
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The Future of Your Commute(fastcodesign.com)
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Chronological Clues to Life’s Early History Lurk in Gene Transfers(quantamagazine.org)
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These Sneakers Are Made from Recycled Chewing Gum(theverge.com)
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Google’s Parent Company Spends Like It’s Thinking of a Future Beyond Ads(nytimes.com)
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by cfadvan 8y ago
To be frank, in every case given the original logo is much better, far more memorable, and easier to recognize.
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by cfadvan 8y ago
In the picture of the worker ant, it has a facial structure unlike any I’ve seen. What’s the deal with that, if anyone knows? Do we have an entomologist here?
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Setting Fires and Restoring an American Landscape(nytimes.com)
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Baby Bison Are Being Flown to Siberia to Try to Save the Permafrost(fastcompany.com)
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by cfadvan 8y ago
First I’ve heard about Beets, and omg thank you! I’m just what it says, An “obsessive-compulsive music geek...” I’m going to have some real fun with this baby.
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by cfadvan 8y ago
I admire your goal, but my first question is, have you tried Foobar2000? You could create a theme that has most of your features, and at heart it is nicely minimalist.
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43% of Music Revenues Came From Streaming Last Year(techcrunch.com)
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23andMe Wants Its DNA Data to Be Less White(theatlantic.com)
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The Uncanny Valley of Haptics(robotics.sciencemag.org)
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by cfadvan 8y ago
Your claim about fluorine being essential for organophosphate nerve agents is incorrect. The original nerve agent, tabun, contains no fluorine at all for example. Neither do VX, parathion, or paraoxon. Sarin does, and the article is talki
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by cfadvan 8y ago
According to the United Nations, Syria imported 1,916,504 kilograms of "Propyl alcohol and isopropyl alcohol" in 2010, 1,705,420 kilograms in 2009, 926,139 kilograms in 2008, and so on... ...To quote another here. Isopropyl alco
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by cfadvan 8y ago
The concept of independent traders and a merchant class uncontrolled by a central palace system of government really didn’t emerge until after the Late Bronze Age collapse circa 1170’s BCE. Before that, it was all about central control thro
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What Is Quantum Immortality?(askamathematician.com)
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Valve has acquired Firewatch studio Campo Santo(theverge.com)
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New York’s Enterprise Infrastructure Ecosystem(techcrunch.com)
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by cfadvan 8y ago
The beneficiaries of any WWIII would be whatever plants and animals survive the nuclear holocaust, as well as rock and stick vendors.
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by cfadvan 8y ago
Used to smuggle drugs seems by far the most likely. Mummies would have the benefit of being ostensibly fragile, valuable, and repellent to most. That’s a trifecta drug smugglers would hope for, in terms of evading deep inspections.
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A Dying 700-Year-Old Banyan Tree Was Brought Back to Life with an IV(atlasobscura.com)
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Behold the Stormy Beauty of Stars Forming(atlasobscura.com)
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Hearing Colors, Tasting Shapes(jstor.org)
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Wall Street Has iPhone X Sales Jitters, but the Facts Aren’t In(fastcompany.com)
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by cfadvan 8y ago
PBS logo is so great, so memorable. How many logos could most people draw from memory? How many are Rand’s? I’d guess a non-trivial percentage.

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