cglace

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by cglace 9y ago
First, what do hundreds of quiet cars have to do with one really annoying muscle car that likes to rev their engine at stop lights to show how cool they are? Second, how do I know that I need to roll my window up when I arrive at that stop
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by cglace 9y ago
I'm the guy in the car over wanting it to be quiet. I'm saying I find those cars extremely annoying.
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by cglace 9y ago
Now if they could just work on making those cars quieter. So they don't deafen me when I'm trying to enjoy a nice day with the windows down.
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by cglace 10y ago
I don't think most people feel humiliated taking off their shoes and going through an xray machine.
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by cglace 10y ago
Magsafe is/was my favorite mac feature.
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by cglace 10y ago
Yeah, it's pretty annoying when a good story gets knocked from the front page all because people actually want to talk about it.
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by cglace 10y ago
Do you also use an ad blocker?
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by cglace 10y ago
Looks like the canyon would be a natural barrier. But if you have a small gap it seems like you could just build some guard posts at that gap.
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by cglace 10y ago
After I left my job I was making too little to receive a subsidy. You have to fall into the sweet spot to get a subsidy.
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by cglace 10y ago
I kept thinking this as well. Without tactile feedback its an awfully small area to work with.
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Primary Model Predicts Trump Victory(primarymodel.com)
26 points by cglace 10y ago|75 comments
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by cglace 10y ago
Well yeah, in and around the airport is a pretty horrible area but that seems like an odd way of judging a city. As for the highways I can't really say it is any worse than any other city I have been to.
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by cglace 10y ago
Dirty? What parts of Atlanta? One of my favorite things about Atlanta is how green it is. After living on the west coast for awhile it felt amazing to come back and actually see something green.
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by cglace 10y ago
"Well, that's another person with their own ideas that have nothing at all to do with mine. Bounty programs on human lives is a terrible idea. Still, the fact that you've now decided to respond, not to me, but someone else by
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by cglace 10y ago
Well the person I responded to said we should offer rewards for murdering poachers. So the incentive would be to go out and murder people and plant chainsaws/rifles on them. You wouldn't really even have to "go out in the bus
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by cglace 10y ago
I believe extrajudicial killings have a bit more than "the potential" to go wrong.
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by cglace 10y ago
You don't see any way that giving incentives to people for killing poachers without a trial could go wrong?
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by cglace 10y ago
Sounds like you should run for president of the Philippines.
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by cglace 10y ago
I've been using cactus and really like it. Really simple and uses the django template engine.
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by cglace 10y ago
If they are working insane hours: you can assume its more likely they aren't getting a lot of physical activity, they are probably eating out a lot, and are getting less sleep. How would you expect that person to have less physical iss
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by cglace 10y ago
They are probably talking about Milo Yiannopoulos being permanently banned from twitter.
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by cglace 10y ago
I agree. My favorite time was eating breakfast sitting on the balcony admiring the ocean.
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by cglace 10y ago
Are you kidding me? I find azures interface to be completely horrible. AWS interface isn't great but azures interface is no better. GCE on the other hand has a very nice interface.
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by cglace 10y ago
Wouldn't that be a very similar meaning? An unbroken chain of cards of the same suit? Makes sense to me.
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by cglace 10y ago
> 2. People on Craigslist are flaky. I have no idea what compels someone to email a seller with interest, schedule a time to view an item, and then just not show up, but they do it all the time. Why even bother? I was moving and had to s
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by cglace 10y ago
The article is wrong. ERAD card scanners were first developed around 2012 for the science and technology arm of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to combat the use of prepaid debit cards by drug cartels to transport drug money, accor
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by cglace 10y ago
>Oh, so if I have a card in someone else's name, you'll charge it, thus causing someone who doesn't even know about it to lose? From what I understand the technology is for seizing money from prepaid cards. For other cards
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by cglace 10y ago
Wouldn't the big human on top of it be the worst part of its aerodynamics?
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by cglace 10y ago
Just curious, which purifier?
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by cglace 10y ago
I would think pebble would be able to negotiate a better rate than 5%.

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