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by goodness 17y ago
It's inexplicable: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B-K4NGo2HE&NR=1
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by goodness 17y ago
True, it is slightly similar in that you didn't directly commit the crime. Though you do have to have an active role, for example, storing the money after a bank robbery. Another one like this is "accessory after the fact." However, ther
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by goodness 17y ago
Schools can be really bad on this. One college I went to charged people with "condoning" if they were aware that someone else was breaking the rules and didn't report it. I think this is actually pretty common among private colleges in th
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by goodness 17y ago
Man, a lot of those sound familiar. A lot of hard-coded path problems are especially annoying since the official Django documentation often tells you to do it that way. On a semi-related topic - I have an old 0.96 Django app that was using
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by goodness 17y ago
Did this just change or something? Earlier today I did a search and copied the URL and it was something like http://www.google.com/url?url=http%3A%2F%2F.. . But just now when I tried to duplicate it, I didn't get that. Weird.
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by goodness 17y ago
This is a common problem that I have heard many folks describe with tools like PowerPoint and Word Processing software. People tend to putz around with formatting and layout and get distracted from the actual content. This even goes back t
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by goodness 17y ago
Man, I was sure I was going to have a shot at some of this money by helping you get it out of Nigeria.
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by goodness 18y ago
The simulation hypothesis actually becomes more likely, though still not proven, if we get to the point where we can run our own simulated universe. We might also demonstrate that we were in a simulation if we found an exploit to take over
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by goodness 18y ago
Well, almost. Not everyone on the field is eligible to receive. Two of the guys on the line aren't eligible. However, it isn't revealed who the eligible receivers are until just before the play starts.
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by goodness 18y ago
Also some similarities with the Nuke Anything extension.
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by goodness 18y ago
The first I saw this feature was in a 1992 paper: http://smg.media.mit.edu/classes/SocialVis03/editWear.pdf
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by goodness 18y ago
Not quite in the scrollbar. But beside it.
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by goodness 18y ago
Well, the thing they didn't say in the article is that height matters. For a 7 foot guy with an additional 3 foot reach (like Shaq) the underhand shot makes a huge difference in terms of the angle the ball approaches the basket. For a 6 f
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by goodness 18y ago
The slo-mo replay is brilliant
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by goodness 18y ago
In the case of the linux desktop, I have to say that I think it is a lot closer than 8 years ago. I have tried installing Linux at many points over the last 8 years or so. I have always abandoned it because configuring hardware took too m
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by goodness 18y ago
> At Wal-Mart, we had the belief that we only roll forward, never back. What about Mr. Smiley?!!
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by goodness 18y ago
There was a paper about this at CHI 2008: http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~echi/papers/2008-CHI2008/2008-0...
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by goodness 18y ago
Check out the Wikipedia article on speed reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_reading Even if rapid serial visual presentation improves reading speed (which is dubious), it has enough negative aspects to counteract any benefits. F