gte910h

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by gte910h 13y ago
What? Are you insane. Consumption drives the economy. Hoarding slows it down. Why as a society would we want to punish consumption!
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by gte910h 13y ago
These do wonders: http://www.amazon.com/Chill-Its-6602-Cooling-Towel-Blue/dp/B... (I live in Atlanta, 95% humidity, 90 degrees, way too often)
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by gte910h 13y ago
This sounds like an excellent way to get your apps banned from the store
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by gte910h 13y ago
There is only so far A/C goes. 100F is likely to still be 85F except in new construction.
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by gte910h 13y ago
In many parts of the country, yes, you get worms this way. Hookworms directly or some other worms via eggs into small cuts.
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by gte910h 13y ago
I don't buy things from kickstarter in the thousands unless it's a proven name in a business. I often buy things in the hundreds, and have yet to be truly stiffed (although delays are a certainty)
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by gte910h 13y ago
I live in Atlanta, while I've driven in Manhattan before and had to get in some tense situations, I understand the type of city you can be referring to there. They're atypical for city driving here.
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by gte910h 13y ago
I've seen giant black boxes show up over movies with third party DVD software before, yes.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is practically made for her case: They can change the monthly payment amount to something possible to pay. Student loans have a high standard, but not an impossible one.
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by gte910h 13y ago
I live in a city, and I hate driving in the suburbs. No one pays attention, uses blinkers, or is careful to not cut people off.
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by gte910h 13y ago
While I enjoyed the movie, it was just a bunch of people sitting around talking. This was too much for many people to get over.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Movies a pretty horrible places to get philosophy across: Dry diatribes and overmuch dialog at times. E. G. the man from earth, etc
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by gte910h 13y ago
You have to look at TV. The lead time for movies are so slow, you only get about 5 year old scifi.
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by gte910h 13y ago
I don't think the board of apple really has a choice here: Shareholders will replace them if they do not do the maximum under US tax law to minimize tax liability. That said, we should fix the laws to change this.
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by gte910h 13y ago
That's not how language works. Things are pronounced how they are.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Or Briefs or Preview
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by gte910h 13y ago
And their lease likely says "No subleasing". If rent controlled, it precisely defines the amount that can be earned.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Things that show you icons in the status bar usually have battery consequences. Maps while tracking your location, Bluetooth, device orientation change things, etc.
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by gte910h 13y ago
You can do this now with Xamarin's stack
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by gte910h 13y ago
Forrst is continually talking about all this stuff: http://forrst.com I'm an iOS dev, and I hang out there to get better at design. I'm often in a better place to effect change, and it's always nice to know how to help a designer fix one
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by gte910h 13y ago
Why they're shocked isn't worth getting into really at first: The first question is, are they even able to get that sort of budget together. Then the second question is, what sorts of things are available for budgets they can muster up, and
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by gte910h 13y ago
>Common law is popularly chosen law created by the people No it's not. It's case law from England. It's created by judges.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Judges create case law, over and over. Common law was created that way, and tons more is created that way every day. I don't know why you assume this is better that popularly chosen law.
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by gte910h 13y ago
>big project is shown time and time again to not be effective The first week, 60 hours works. The second, it's still more productive than 40 hours, but not as much, after that, it isn't, then actively dips below a constant stream of 40
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by gte910h 13y ago
Of a factory worker. Knowledge workers studies are indicating it might be lower on a longterm basis with spikes.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Case law is still law. Libertarians who think "SUE SUE SUE" is the answer really frustrate me: It's random judges picking the law instead of elected reps
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by gte910h 13y ago
No, that's not true. In the US, we've chosen to give you a time limited monopoly to commercially develop many types of art you express, but in no way is it naturally yours. We are allowed to copy the ever living hell out of it for a large n
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by gte910h 13y ago
I replied to the wrong person. Was aiming at CanSplice Sorry there!
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by gte910h 13y ago
Why should you use willpower to control sleep if working a different time slice is neutral or better for your job?
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by gte910h 13y ago
Who the hell cares if there are taxes collected. But it's OBSCENE to exact the costs required to comply with every little tiny jurisdiction. Make a streamlined approach where tax is based on 1-10 plans laid out in federal statues, and able

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