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>New nuclear reactor designs promise safe, clean electricity. Don't they always?
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Misty has the prototypical physique of a modern dancer but prefers the classical repertoire. Hopefully one day the two will merge and leave en pointe behind as a curious relic...
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There are a number of physical impositions placed on ballerinas. They are expected to have a small head, a long neck, small breasts, narrow hips and thin, graceful limbs. Mutilation of the feet to complete the illusion is simply part of the
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"Jot down your specific request and any relevant particulars. Enclose your card. Have your man bring it around and I'll ascertain it makes its way into the right hands. Expect to be notified by post on any conclusions, settlements
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Nope. NetBSD...
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I just name all my shell scripts in all-caps. Nary a collision...
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I bet I can guess which browser she uses...
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One of the saddest things I saw in college was a poor fellow walking along with a box filled with punch cards. It was a windy, blustery day. He stumbled, dropped the box and cards flew free in every direction. I will never forget the oaths
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As luck would have it, I've spent much of the afternoon working on my orc rogue in nethack 3.7.0 via ssh on hardfought.org. Being elderly and self-sequestered from the plague has its rewards...
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I'll just sit here on my municipal bonds, thanks...
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TxDOT has a similar program: https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/division/maintenance/wild...
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I have an intraocular lens in each eye. Ill-aimed headlights make it somewhat like driving into a kaleidoscope at night...
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Apparently cheap has a price...
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I'm on the other side of the ledger. It's 40C (104F) and I barely blink. Part of living in Texas I suppose...
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If you work for or with Trump you are, by definition, a potential fall-guy. Trump is never culpable, again by definition...
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I will be working our precinct polls on Super Tuesday. I will try to practice the common preventatives for exposure. Wash or use wipes regularly (no need for anti-bacterial). Make a conscious effort not touch your eyes, nose or mouth with y
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A negative balance is a dunning notice with a demand to pay. A modest positive balance is a coffee can or cigar box stuffed with cash and hidden under the bed. A large positive balance is an enticement to play the numbers or bet on the hors
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Followed to its logical if not very practical conclusion, we all wind up on gopher...
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Heh. My 1988 copy is sitting on the shelf next to me...
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I tend to avoid uncontrolled left hand turns into traffic like the plague. I will gladly make 3 right hand turns to avoid the stress...
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The hidden "gotcha" in most spreadsheets is that formatting cells to currency or 2 decimals changes only the display, not the number itself. To do that and eliminate potential floating point errors, wrapping EVERY currency formula
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And there is also Doctor Atomic: https://youtu.be/fDTFyinS3zA
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I would imagine we're so far down the list it really doesn't matter...
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Yes, aliens have found us and found us wanting. Perhaps they'll try again in a few millennia...
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I was performing my own informal tests on various psychoactive agents in the late 60's and early 70's and can attest to the efficacy of psilocybin, as best as I can remember...
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I spent 25 years in bar and restaurant with almost half that time actually behind a bar. Alcohol does indeed grease the social skids. Sometimes positively and sometimes not so much. It all depends on who is doing the imbibing and the chemis
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As a certified "aged one" of seven decades I'm familiar with this. I think of it as simply another accessibility issue. I believe it is unreasonable to expect designers to adhere to any particular standard. They have stuff to
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Yeah. And play around with it. It's quite flexible. Color, CSS and other goodies. Takes me about 2 seconds to update my entire site...
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"I'd love to see an extreeeemely minimal tool which lets you drop some files in a folder and then create an index page that links to those." I use the tree command on BSD to do just that. It has the option of creating html ou
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Yes, it's a dead end, a cul de sac that links to nowhere. And that's exactly what I intended. But if you see something that is of further interest, highlight it and search. That will almost always produce topical results...
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