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by dhughes 13y ago
I shouldn't say or at least didn't mean a lot of money is the only way to be happy, yes finding something you love to do and your family is able to live a good life is the goal. Education is a great character builder I often see
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by dhughes 13y ago
It's like the origin story of Knight Rider TV show car Kitt.
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by dhughes 13y ago
Years ago when Ubuntu Netbook Edition remix first came out I actually liked Unity on a netbook and put it on a desktop PC but then realized I hated it on a full size desktop PC. It's the same with Win 8 Metro I thought it looked great
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by dhughes 13y ago
They way I think about it is you can work a dead end job for 80 hours per week making $8 an hour to make enough to survive and not have any free time to socialize, go to the gym or be with family. Or study for and try to get a decent job y
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by dhughes 13y ago
Bad fish! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvRQ4d76ZV0
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by dhughes 13y ago
OK then, but that works both ways if I can't prove it's not totally good paleo diet proponents can't prove it's super healthy.
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by dhughes 13y ago
Etymology Online has an interesting description for the word north: "...possibly ultimately from PIE ner- "left," also "below," as north is to the left when one faces the rising sun..."* It's pretty muc
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by dhughes 13y ago
reddit won't load for me now, but it's where it began in /r/pics I believe, I remember the guy who mentioned it he's a Mormon and would do this to Sears catalogue models, it was his only source of porn.
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by dhughes 13y ago
No but it seems paleo diet enthusiasts indicate any heart disease was non-existent due to a paleo diet. The so-called "LOREN CORDAIN, PH.D., THE WORLD’S LEADING EXPERT ON PALEOLITHIC DIETS AND FOUNDER OF THE PALEO MOVEMENT" claim
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by dhughes 13y ago
The 5,000 year old "ice man" scientists have named Otzi had heart disease so I'd call the paleo diet healthy is misinformation.
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by dhughes 13y ago
I'm not anti cop but the Sûreté du Québec have a pretty bad reputation.
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by dhughes 13y ago
No it isn't. Some hipster tried to be funny, and didn't.
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by dhughes 13y ago
Another good short story similar to this is Asimov's "The Last Question." http://filer.case.edu/dts8/thelastq.htm
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by dhughes 13y ago
Damn this is my dream, make a simple app with little effort, make millions.
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by dhughes 13y ago
It was the same with cellphones. My uncle likes to tell a story of when (sometime before 1985) he had his brick phone and was talking on it in the entrance of a K-Mart. He was leaning up against a wall back to everyone trying to be discree
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by dhughes 13y ago
And then there is the RCMP a rather bigoted saying you hear is what gets you in is "tits, tan or a turban".
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by dhughes 13y ago
A judge by definition impartial/neutral, that's the point of a judge. That's frightening that France and Belgium have the need of a special judge called a neutral judge.
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by dhughes 13y ago
I think many people really do think DisplayPort is HDMI they do look similar with the exception of the release clip on top of a DP connector, which should be a clue.
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by dhughes 13y ago
I remember reading about this on io9 quoting Louis Crane and Shawn Westmoreland of Kansas State University. (2009) >A black hole that would survive the entire trip would have a radius of 0.9 attometers, would have a mass of 606,000 tonne
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by dhughes 13y ago
Aww don't ruin my dream of the auto-fridge :( a fridge-stove combination that makes your supper for you.
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by dhughes 13y ago
I remember reading about a holographic jeans advertisement that was supposedly projected out towards a sidewalk, I think in NY city. This would have been about ten years ago. Maybe I'm mistaking real life with a movie. Does it ring a
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by dhughes 13y ago
Similar and it's the gist of it. Understanding something well enough to teach it to someone who doesn't, some people seem to be able to learn enough to get by but not teach others what they are supposed to know.
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by dhughes 13y ago
I muddled through it learning electronics not realizing I was not quite understanding it, this helps. Who was it that said something along the lines of " If you can describe a complex thing to someone briefly in simple terms that show
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by dhughes 13y ago
Another (much more) common issue which seems to be related to Mavericks is the Finder problem where clicking Finder results a sudden hang of the system a the spinning colour wheel. I'm fairly new to Apple products (~2 years ago) this
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by dhughes 13y ago
ctrl+F "mobile" you are the only person to mention it. I can't see any reason why anyone these days let alone very (also) mobile teens would want to be on a service such as Facebook that seems to me so static and verbose. CB
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by dhughes 13y ago
Daaaaaaaaaaamnnn it! Fuck, I just made bash.org didn't I? :( Maybe it's only IRC, I can only hope.
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by dhughes 13y ago
Everyone make note of this day: the Riddler is born.
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by dhughes 13y ago
Pictures are the worst for backing up, actually no backing up someone else's pictures is worse. Parents for example, my mom takes a lot of pictures she wants to keep I take lots of pictures I don't care about. Semi-wheneverly whe
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by dhughes 13y ago
Yes I agree let him speak there. It's like the reverse incidents where students at some universities demand controversial speakers not be allowed to speak at their university as if censoring a speech is a victory. Let people speak and
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by dhughes 13y ago
Were they slaves? I've often seen reference that they were citizens working on the pyramid as payment of taxes in the form of manual labour, add to that your boss and the building were being built for, who to them was, a God. I'd

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