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by dbz 17y ago
Ah. Wonderful. I see now. Thanks a lot =]
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by dbz 17y ago
Okay. I have a problem maybe someone can help me with. The article says: "If the machine prints NPRNPR, it has printed a false statement. But if the machine never prints NPRNPR, then NPRNPR is a true statement that the machine never prints
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by dbz 17y ago
I'm an Aderal person. If I want to work at 3 AM. I take some Aderal and I will have the ability to think and not fall asleep no matter how tired I get. So it(slightly different it) definitely does not do that to everyone. On a side note: I
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by dbz 17y ago
I've been using chrome since it came out, and I noticed the tab features (the close tab button on the right was not apparent as a feature because I am used to it being there) right away because they made a HUGE different. Chrome is amazing.
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by dbz 17y ago
I didn't like it at all. I liked the graphic showing who paid who what amount of money (and why), but the other graphics were unnecessary and made it hard to find specific information. I didn't want to read the entire article-I wanted to fi
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by dbz 17y ago
Still. I find the most upsetting part of the article "And then the entire project self destructed over nothing more than greed, jealousy and miscommunication." <- that quote. That quote shows his personal feelings about what happened
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by dbz 17y ago
I agree. What will the police even do with the computers? There should be laws against that kind of thing. Seriously disgusting.
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by dbz 17y ago
I do not appreciate compliments anymore. I haven't for a long time. I have a complicated view I don't really wish to explain right now (maybe I'll write a blog post later) about why compliments are almost insulting, especially insulting by
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by dbz 17y ago
When I am commenting (for someone else) I always stick at least one comment in (or above the function) per function, that way everything is clear, even if the comment is describing where the function will be used. That rule is awful imho.
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by dbz 17y ago
There are lots and lots of interesting articles on Wikipedia, but I do not find the majority of these interesting. I'm a bigger fan of the random, but interesting, articles you can use "in class". Ex: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_N
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by dbz 17y ago
I'm going to regret how many down votes I get on this comment. =/
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by dbz 17y ago
Eeee. I didn't mean serious devs. If one is serious about an idea I am sure he or she would be able to find $6 a month. I was talking about the casual person who has other expenses and doesn't want to spend $72 a year on hosting to work on
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by dbz 17y ago
This seems like it could be useful for start up devs who can't afford to buy web hosting/aren't sure if they want to (at first).
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by dbz 17y ago
You think it's a good gift as well? I mean. If I am saving five bucks for pre-ordering...
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by dbz 17y ago
Oh yes I agree. I personally am a math guy. My algebra two teacher was...well...Let's say that I sat in the back of the class the entire year and just corrected him several times a day. Almost all of the people who left that class struggled
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by dbz 17y ago
As soon as I read that comment I thought the exact same thing; however, I thought about it for math. Not above calculus level math (because the students in those classes should be smart enough to call something fishy out immediately), but h
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by dbz 17y ago
That most certainly could have been put in a twitter post....Or even in a simple picture
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by dbz 17y ago
These piss me off more than job interviewers that ask me how I would make a bicycle for a blind man or how to figure out how much a plane weighs ect... That's a lie. I find those questions more amusing, but I hope my point is still seen =p
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by dbz 17y ago
Especially the end. Really. They make him out to be the Chuck Norris of game creation.
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by dbz 17y ago
I've used Photoshop a good three or five times total; however, doesn't this seem (to everyone else as well) to be a tutorial that I could have made? (By which I mean something that a new user could easily figure out.) Not trying to be mean
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by dbz 17y ago
Oh gosh. Soon I bet people are going to start claiming individual words.
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by dbz 17y ago
"the job will go to a candidate who manages to answer the question by designing an extremely overcomplicated solution for a completely non-existent problem. And that candidate will be the same person who designs their software." I wont lie.
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by dbz 17y ago
You are correct. I should have said "a punishment"; however, even that would be technically incorrect. But I guess what I mean is that the fame is pure karma which they shouldn't be allowed to rid themselves of because they committed murde
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by dbz 17y ago
I see how what I said comes off rather emotional vs. rational(/logical). I agree that they should get a punishment that fits the crime. In fact I feel that so much that I think that each time a crime is committed, the person should get an
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by dbz 17y ago
I have one opinion and it's not mixed. I have no remorse for the killers. They want their name removed? Well, maybe they shouldn't have killed someone. I'm not trying to troll or flame or anything, I just feel that the punishment fits the c
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by dbz 17y ago
I don't see how it is deceptive. It's stated quite plainly that it is a record, and not a normal occurrence. (None of this is spoken in a harsh, rude, or sarcastic tone.) How would you say it differently? (Real question.)
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by dbz 17y ago
Am I the only one who is in awe of that tree house? It is totally epic! I would love to have a tree house like that one. I agree they are indeed too young at the moment to appreciate the tree house, but when they are older they will most ce
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by dbz 17y ago
People would use it because it is an amazing search engine. I never use google for news, and I will use google even if bing pulls this little(big) stunt.
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by dbz 17y ago
And when kids download "decent programming environments" they have absolutely no idea how to use them. =/ That one comes from personal experience.
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by dbz 17y ago
I started programming around 6th grade, and I am in 11th grade now. I started because one of my "really smart friends" was doing it. He started because his dad made his own linux distro .(That's a lie. I know his dad has made his own linux

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