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901.
by detcader 16y ago
So the Right has found another medium with which to elicit irrational emotional excitement like oh-so-many reality TV shows from its inbred voterbase... news?
902.
by detcader 16y ago
Not the case here.. in Chrome on Linux in /new/photo clicking the box after clicking "Set a click-through link" highlights either nothing or the last '/'.
903.
by detcader 16y ago
the "add password" feature?
904.
by detcader 16y ago
Tumblr is horrible with this. If you want to set a click-through link for a new photo post, it's usually click-[ctrl a]-backspace-[ctrl v] as a click-through link is really never typed out, but is most likely pre-existing.
905.
by detcader 16y ago
I like the URL: /everyday-items-hackers-targeting-right/ Targeting the Right? I'm filled with so much outrage and disgust I'm not even going to read the article! Clearly the liberals are at it again with their freethinking and college educa
906.
by detcader 16y ago
My economics teacher once used the number 17 as a random number twice in one class, without noticing. A note on the number 7: magicians actually use the frequency of that number being picked for their tricks. If an amateur card magician ask
907.
by detcader 16y ago
Hm, it's fuzzy for me. Also, there's no indication to when this video will end...
908.
by detcader 16y ago
It's a fairly political question in the US. Emotional people believe in emotional solutions, like the death penalty, physical discipline, healing prayer. Logical people believe in logical solutions, like medicine, research, and education. T
909.
by detcader 16y ago
Oh look, Time uses Tynt.
910.
by detcader 16y ago
There needs to be a tradition in this world. One hour out of the day, everyone stops everything and does something productive. Read a book for an hour. Code for an hour. Do something, or it's a faux pas.
911.
by detcader 16y ago
He admits he's an atheist! :D let's hope FOX News doesn't see that we need an outlet, a website, where this can be done more frequently..
912.
by detcader 17y ago
A Carlin quote is just cheating. D:
913.
by detcader 17y ago
Do not EVER underestimate the power of beer and MTV again.
914.
by detcader 17y ago
Theodore Roosevelt read two books a day and could recite quotations from them years later. The average TV in the US is on 6 hours per day. Would you rather be the average American or Theodore Roosevelt?
915.
by detcader 17y ago
What makes these inverse guides so appealing, anyway...
916.
by detcader 17y ago
Makes you wonder how people can have the gall to suggest that humans have any sort of purpose.
917.
by detcader 17y ago
http://incredimazing.com/static/media/2008/03/27/c4ac3ef1404...
918.
by detcader 17y ago
I'm just saying, I don't see how this is efficient outside of "can we make a robot that folds towels?" Sure, it's pretty cool, even putting aside its slowness, but it seems like a lot of effort towards something with little application. Whe
919.
by detcader 17y ago
So it's like sorting algorithms? Or...?
920.
by detcader 17y ago
My first reaction: How much time and money did this cost? How is this benefiting anything? Is this a test of some operating system that will be used on other, more useful things, or just a science project?
921.
by detcader 17y ago
FOX "News" and its clear conservative mindset all-around hates the sciences in general; flagged on the grounds of complete bias.
922.
by detcader 17y ago
What are "good morals"? Morality is completely subjective. I would say, to humor the inquirer, that computers already have morals: the morals of their users. They already make content filter software. What the question seems to be asked is
923.
by detcader 17y ago
Anyone else annoyed by questions that are designed to be provocative but come out making no sense at all?
924.
by detcader 17y ago
The Border Series (All The Pretty Horses, The Crossing, etc) is riddled with inaccessible scene description (non-stop landscape lexicon) and bouts of Spanish, only barely detracting from each story's general awe-inspiring quality. No Countr
925.
by detcader 17y ago
Before anything, read the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams. Then try the Salmon of Doubt by him. Salmon of Doubt is a must, but it's made more accessible by reading Adams' fictional works first.
926.
by detcader 17y ago
House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski has been compared to Pale Fire. I've read House of Leaves, and though it's textbook-sized (about as large as GED), when I got into it I finished it within the week. Definitely find one in print, it's j
927.
by detcader 17y ago
God Is Not Great for example.
928.
by detcader 17y ago
Agreed, and look up some Youtube videos while you're at it. This man understood science and the world with fantastic insight.
929.
by detcader 17y ago
"John Stossel is host of Stossel on the Fox Business Network." I was willing to humor Reason, but I won't humor Rupert.
930.
by detcader 17y ago
"You are an anonymous student who is now regretting the send button on his laptop." /on/ his laptop. The intent may be subtle, but I'm pretty sure that's a technical faux pas.

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