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glomph
13y ago
Do you not need a russian phone number?
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13y ago
I find it really interesting that homeschooling has such a bad reputation in america. In the UK my impression of it has been overwhelmingly positive. People who I have met who have been home schooled have often had broader education without
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13y ago
Then of course there are the classics such as Trainspotting.
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13y ago
Generally the guardian doesn't include links to the authors site as these are published online exactly like they are in the newspaper.
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13y ago
How did you have the trust for someone to lend you $500 without knowing them?
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13y ago
TextSecure seems to be pretty popular.
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13y ago
20/20 hindsight.
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13y ago
Yes I am ready for that. Wage slavery is wrong if there is a viable alternative.
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13y ago
Unrewarding jobs in an ideal world would pay more.
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13y ago
Are you serious?
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13y ago
That part is quite obviously satire.
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13y ago
I think it depends on the modules/exam boards.
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13y ago
More people get brain damage falling down the stairs or off ladders in their own homes though. Should we mandate helmets in the home?
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13y ago
Unless they did it at the time of mail arrival in order to better compare and save on loading times. In which case the information would be useless.
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13y ago
See also kiwiric. ALthough they have yet to to deliver on persistence.
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13y ago
If it is true that a large proportion of bitcoins belong to s a small number of people it has some pretty extreme consequences. It puts the effective monetary policy of bitcoin in the hands of random individuals. If they want the value to g
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13y ago
David Byrne's book Bicycle Diaries has some fantastic analysis of the effects of cars on cities (particularly American ones). I would highly recommend it!
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13y ago
Holy animated gif batman! Maybe link to a video instead?
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13y ago
And modest too.
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13y ago
Escrow is only really viable if you know the future recipient or if you can depend on the sender to return to approve transactions. Seems difficult to fit it to this type of situation.
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13y ago
There is already https://code.google.com/p/shellinabox/
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13y ago
Triage is an odd name for this.
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13y ago
http://tack.io/
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13y ago
Yes.
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13y ago
I was taught a similar thing when practicing juggling. It was quite a revelation to me. In juggling especially, if you practice until you fail each time you waste a lot of time picking things back up. Whereas if you practice an amount you a
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13y ago
Is this better? If you have large files it requires a fast internet connection to use them without problems. Accessing files over the internet is completely different to what the standard dropbox software does. It also means you have no bac
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13y ago
This is basically already being discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6821677 Reverting is pretty weird.
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13y ago
http://www.last.fm/robots.txt
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13y ago
I am a strong supporter of using the singular pronoun 'they' where the gender of the subject is unknown. People who say it is improper english are completely idiotic. It has been widely used in this way for a very long time and sp
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13y ago
Another open source alternative https://kiwiirc.com/ (but it doesn't yet have persistence built in)
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