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froo
18y ago
Everytime I see pics of the LHC it always has me in awe - simply stunning.
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froo
18y ago
exactly It was easy to see why women were turned off. I'm sure if the guys realized how desperate and needy they came across, they'd be able to do a better job of hooking up. I think there is still a stigma attached to online dating that
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froo
18y ago
1) Lists are a staple of Digg, and the quality of overall submissions has gone down on Digg, while the number of lists in general is on the rise. There may be a correlation here... lets not find out 2) See point 1 C) According to the follow
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froo
18y ago
I find that by ensuring I have time set aside for specific tasks, that I get more accomplished and that sense of accomplishment helps keep me motivated. For example - I try to limit the time spent on certain personal activities (scouring we
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froo
18y ago
I was throwing a concept around with a friend of mine about 2 years ago where the dating site would learn what type of people you're attracted too when you click on profile pictures (using some kind of facial recognition technology presumab
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froo
18y ago
One system without a password? not too talented.... 97 systems across 4 different government departmental networks?... whole different ballgame right there.
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froo
18y ago
One of the things that I've noticed when researching this myself is that the majority of the time, people generally dont fill out their profiles too well - which I would suggest lessens their chances of someone finding them. Instead of tryi
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froo
18y ago
It's been done before an there is a UK site that has been running quite successfully for several years called My Single Friend - URL below for reference. http://www.mysinglefriend.com
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froo
18y ago
Wow, what a negative attitude - at the risk of getting modded down to hell, I figured I'd address some of your points. Please understand that while this might be a confrontational retort, it is in no way meant to be a flame. A hobby is som
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froo
18y ago
It amazes me that someone who is clearly talented at cracking networks (so by inference we could say he's quite intelligent) would believe that they would just store that kind of information on publicly connected networks - if it exists at
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froo
18y ago
I never realised that stuff like this was available, thanks for the link. I have just ordered some stuff to give it a try while I'm on my exercise bike in the mornings.
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froo
18y ago
- I play a bit of tabletop miniatures wargaming, I enjoy it more than chess as the games are generally less serious, yet more social - I like to read - most often you can find me reading non-fiction books, currently reading "Dont Make Me Th
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Ask HN: Your hobbies?
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18y ago
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18y ago
I'm going to lay the blame fairly and squarely on the Simpsons. Seriously. The show is the only mass market show that I can think of that is continually giving nuclear power (in general) a bad reputation and because of its popularity amongs
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froo
18y ago
Another quote from the article: "What the scientists were able to estimate was the amount of energy necessary, if the technology was available, to change these dimensions: about 10^45 joules." That's the energy contained in (roughly) 22 x 1
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18y ago
Quote from article: While the theory rests on relatively firm ground, the next question is how do you expand space behind the ship and contract it in front of the ship? Quote from Star Trek: Scotty: "It's no use Cap'n, I just dont have the
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froo
18y ago
I'm not sure if this is sarcasm or not, but Australia is far from depressed economically. I'm guessing by large portions, you mean the underpopulated areas of Australia? Around 80% of our Australia's population is spread amongst less than 2
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froo
18y ago
As an Australian, I find it odd that Perth didn't rate as high as either Sydney or Melbourne which came in as 10th and 17th respectively. Perth ranked 21st overall but wasn't shown on the list associated with this link. Sure, Perth does not
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18y ago
The funny thing is, that the first 10 or so I could have sworn I've seen in another list elsewhere, almost word for word ... I'll have to try and dig it up. Definitely linkbait if ever I saw it. EDIT - just found the article I was talking a
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18y ago
It could have been dated in Australian time... given we appear to be a day ahead of you guys at times :)
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18y ago
That's exactly right. Look at World of Warcraft (WOW) vs most other mmog's, the language used by an average WOW user is much more coarse, yet WOW decimates other mmo's for subscription rates.
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18y ago
I dont want to burst your bubble or sound like a smartass, but just want to clarify this. That video is 30 minutes long, because it is hosted on one of the older accounts before the policy was changed - signing up for any new accounts limit
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18y ago
My heart truly goes out to his family. I have to admit that even on the other side of the world, I was inspired by him. The only time I saw one of his lectures was on youtube, I happened across it in the middle of the night one time, and I
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18y ago
re: nameservers, it depends, most newer systems have it updating within about 4 hours, that being said, some ISP's DNS cached can be borked, so it can take up to 24-48 hours. You should really leave up your old site in parallel with the new
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18y ago
I was a little curious too - I was expecting something more like macguyver where he used only a banana.... a little disappointing, but does have merit I guess.
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18y ago
I'm enjoying e-texteditor, its basically textmate for windows (but its not free)
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froo
18y ago
As a relative newcomer here, I sincerely hope lolcats are a bannable offense.
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18y ago
The only thing that worries me about the voting functionality is how this will work in regards to SEO - specifically people spamming with votes for less relevant search results in their various niches. I have no doubt that this kind of voti
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froo
18y ago
I know its been talked about with several threads already, but this is the first post that has a video of it in action. So for the many people who are not able to use the new search feature (like me) - this is a great help to visualise wher
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Is This The Future Of Search?
(techcrunch.com)
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froo
18y ago
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