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cglace
14y ago
Yeah, the large PC keyboards really exacerbate the problem.
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I sit by 3-4 loud typers at work and it regularly makes me lose focus for 10-20 minutes at a time and that is with my headphones on.
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The goverment invented ARPANET in 1969. IBM and ATT had major labs and were vitally interested in computers talking to one another as early as the late 1950s and early 1960s. Bell Labs invented UNIX in 1969; it made the internet possible. I
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No, people have many reasons for pursuing technology. The question is whether the government should encourage people to pour money into unprofitable forms of energy.
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How so? It's this simple, "Hey mister". . .
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"Did they bother heading his warning? No. Instead, they laughed in his face." The company that makes valvoline, Ashland Inc., seems to be at an all time high. It's going to be a long time before synthetic oil companies are not needed. I don
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14y ago
All of the young kids that want to drink do. It's not hard to obtain alcohol underage.
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Or the people that are being called uncle toms for voting for Romney.
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If you see the government as a solution to social issues I do not think you would vote Libertarian.
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Socially, yes they are "left" of Obama. Where they differ on all positions is the roll of the government to remedy social and financial problems.
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But do expect them to give you money if you are building green tech.
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I will never understand anyone who votes for the Libertarian candidate and then says their other choice was the far more progressive option. Is it because both are the contrarian play to something else?
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I don't think they are misinformed. Their interests do not necessarily have to be aligned with what is best for the US.
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Very curious. Why?
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Then try a different browser. Tried it in 3 and got nothing like that.
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http://www.marionstar.com/article/20121031/NEWS03/310310009/...
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I build something like this a year ago but never did anything with it. . .
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Do consumers need protection from something that is free?
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No, the layout was supposed to be optimized to prevent jams while typing.
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Right, once I got on a schedule I felt pretty bad when I didn't get in my daily lift.
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14y ago
I agree. I always feel great after a heavy set of power cleans or deadlift.
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The incremental value is entirely dependent on the person buying the car. I've owned a mercedes for 8 years and when I drive other peoples cars I go crazy because of the little things I take for granted in my car.
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14y ago
Do you go to entrepreneur meetups in your area?
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14y ago
Just curious, how was using vagrant a hassle for you? I've always found it really simple to use.
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You may not be able to teach climate science without Spectroscopy and Thermodynamics but the converse isn't true. We aren't going to produce better engineers and physicists because we threw in a few weeks on thermohaline circulation.
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This is the first time I have ever heard the term "imposter syndrome" and I realized that is exactly what I have. Thanks for introducing me to the concept.
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So when the person dies The possessions should go back to their rightful owner. The government.
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I'm confused. Coffeescript compiles to JavaScript which usually runs in a vm with a jit.
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All of the above are problems. Huge problem is fit. Especially pants. So many things can go wrong. Too tight in the thighs, pants run short, pants are tighter than usual in the hips, weird fit in the butt, etc. . . Feel/quality is a big one
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Maybe for electronics but for clothes I don't mind driving to the store. Trying stuff on till I find what works. Asking knowledgeable staff for suggestions/opinions. I think I've had one positive result from buying clothes online.
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