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by delucain 12y ago
Not much for now, I don't think. They haven't improved on the intensity or accuracy of lasers in general, just the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of them. Large scale experimental projects like you mentioned don't generall
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by delucain 12y ago
I don't think that's a fair assessment. It would be like saying you haven't left your town until you see another one. And bringing Voyager I to a full stop is currently impossible. It doesn't have the fuel and is traveli
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by delucain 12y ago
To be fair, they aren't saying it just happened. They are confirming their last announcement that it had left the solar system. They are just saying they are more sure. However, for humor's sake, I also had thoughts pretty much al
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by delucain 12y ago
University of Texas - Austin, TX - Full time direct hire We're a small team in charge of the McCombs School of Business website at the University of Texas. We're looking for a mid level web developer with experience with CMSes (we
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by delucain 12y ago
Because it vibrates during the best times to run and pee. That way you never have to look at your bright phone in a dark theater. At the Alamo Drafthouse in Texas looking at your phone even once can get you removed from the theater if you&#
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by delucain 12y ago
Generally, the cost of college tracks inflation. It's where the funding that is changing that makes it appear to increase. 40 years ago state funds paid for most state college costs (hence the name, "state" college"). No
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by delucain 12y ago
See, deep down, this is what bothers me about it. They haven't even added a decent questing system but modders have, and Notch gets the cash while articles like this prevent anyone from really making any money at it.
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by delucain 12y ago
But who's to say those bittorrent packets contain pirated movies? What if they're a Linux distro, a video game update patch, or something else. You can't. That's the whole point of not prioritizing or de-prioritizing any
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by delucain 12y ago
Maybe this is a little off-topic, and I don't want to sound like an ungrateful player of minecraft. I actually really love the game and have put more hours into it than just about any other game but a few key titles like the Diablo, El
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by delucain 12y ago
I wonder if the accelerating trend towards higher Southern populations in the 1900s was brought on by the invention and development of home air conditioning. I know I would have never moved to Texas without it.
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by delucain 12y ago
Not necessarily. I know it's a small subsection of their potential customers, but in markets competing (or about to compete), the subscription process for UVerse's gigabit service (contractually 300Mbps until September then 1Gbps)
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by delucain 12y ago
You could always emulate it or run it in a virtual machine if you're just looking for the experience of an old style word processor.
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by delucain 13y ago
More people need to play Risk apparently.
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by delucain 13y ago
Tax evasion hurts society as a whole by reducing available resources for the programs that aid our country, and failure to provide child support harm the children and mothers that the child support was intended for in much the same way. Nei
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by delucain 13y ago
One of my wife's friends is attending a college in Ireland. The cost of flying to Ireland and back twice a year, room and board, books, and tuition is roughly the same as they would have paid for tuition at their local state university
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by delucain 13y ago
What if ISP2's customers don't have access to ISP1? Given the state of our broadband infrastructure that's MORE than likely.
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by delucain 13y ago
I don't think your second premise is entirely true, since Comcast doesn't provide enough bandwidth for streaming services like Netflix and YouTube already. Those services are going to become harder and harder to use if anything.
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by delucain 13y ago
Will this really matter in the long run? I mean don't most cable companies have a local monopoly anyway? I don't think there are many Comcast subscribers who can switch to TWC. I know there's still a diversity of offerings ac
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by delucain 13y ago
What really amazes me is how many people on that thread were asking for a copy.
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by delucain 13y ago
"Tony Stark was able to build [a miniaturized arc reactor] in a CAVE! With a box of scraps!"
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by delucain 13y ago
Home prices in Austin are climbing though. It won't be too long until homes in that price range come with a minimum 45 minute commute.
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by delucain 14y ago
This is the only reason I don't pay for a Spotify account.