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11y ago
Adding and subtracting from the starting deck would very useful. Adding Jokers, playing with only 1-10 (scopa), ect
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11y ago
There is slavery in the Warcraft lore, the humans enslaved the Orcs. Surely such a specific example as yours would raise serious questions, but what about the Orcs?
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11y ago
> There are of course moral questions surrounding the use of humiliation and “execution” as a form of public punishment within virtual environments. Is there?
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11y ago
Democracy 3 might have been a better choice to mimic politics.
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11y ago
Very cool. What I've been really searching for is a large e-ink display. I'd love to do a RaspPi powered "cork board".
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11y ago
Okcupid. Worked pretty well for me as a 25~ y/o. Definitely made me more comfortable with dating and learning how to quickly recognize if there was mutual interest.
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11y ago
Ugh, god forbid a future employee might not be a "true believer" and have other goals and aspirations then making their next company the best thing ever.
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I'm pretty glad I read the comments on this one: Pastafaarian • 4 years ago "So, it takes the possibility of death in order to get a physicist to use applied chemistry." 58 •Share
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I would imagine plenty of fatal car crashes have been recorded in the data sent to google about traffic. Data points with incredible reduction in speed and then no further data.
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> The police officers in the front of the wagon were taking selfie videos of the crazy race-car style driving and posting to Snapchat stories that they shared with each other and boasted about openly in front of us, laughing. Mind blowin
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11y ago
Jesus christ, what was the ref doing. Just stood there why the guy was clearly defenseless.
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11y ago
I might be wrong but aren't you missing the giant radio telescope they used to send the commands? Still awesome. I love how NASA helped with advisors and gave their okay.
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Drone Vandalism Is Here and Its First Victim Is Kendall Jenner
(motherboard.vice.com)
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> To me it comes off as a kind of PSA for Vice's 20-something target audience. I pretty much agree with everything you wrote, but a major part of prevention is awareness, so I'm all for all the PSAs possible.
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11y ago
Abilify, a medication for bipolar disorder, is $200 with insurance, over $1000 without. What do we expect people to do?
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I've heard advice in a similar vein as this and it really sounds great. I try to stay in this mindset but a part of me really struggles with the idea that I'm going to spend 40+ hours a week on a "means to an end". It ju
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11y ago
Nerdy Habs fans: combining obsessive love of tech with obsessive love for hockey. All the goal horns are on youtube, maybe you could create a training set with that?
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11y ago
Interesting idea. Being in your pocket the audio/video would kinda suck I would imagine. People have those headphones with mics though which would probably work. You can set custom commands on Android then say "OK Google <comma
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11y ago
Interesting, love the idea of small track pads. One issue that I immediately thought of though with it on your thumb is damage to the nail bed. As far as I understand it, pressure on the nail and the part of the thumb behind the nail can le
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11y ago
The Windows version my school ran dumped these hashed password files of everyone who logged in. It was trivial to copy them and crack them at home but it certainly gave me an uneasy feeling so I stopped.
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11y ago
Vertical ok only after you learn 5 m/s is TOO FAST.
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12y ago
Sure, but you have to admit it can also product Enron like negative feedback loops where bad behavior is okay, and rewarded, due to culture.
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12y ago
> makes the company stronger maybe. or just an echo chamber of like minded drones?
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> Only "the 1%" can do what she did and keep their careers and finances (after legal bills) intact. Such a good point to keep in mind. I have such mixed emotions on that too. Is it good that some people have to opportunity to f
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12y ago
Not sure I get it. Sounds like a cult now.
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Untimed Olympic lifts are nearly the same to me as yoga. Steady concentration, form and listening to your body. I don't know much about Crossfit besides that they co-opt a lot of Olympic lifts but add timed elements and "go until
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12y ago
Wow great quote. I think it would be narrow minded to not consider prayer a form of meditation. I know people who would describe a wide array of nontraditional activities as "meditation" as well: skiing, playing an instrument, dri
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12y ago
That seems pretty hyperbolic. There are plenty of reasons to not use javascript.
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12y ago
I played so much SimCity, SimTower, SimAnt and SimGolf. They always had quality games in the beginning.
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12y ago
As far as I've seen it was only "OK" because it was before they changed the rules to expressly disallow this. So it was technically right, the best kind.
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