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harry
16y ago
I do this as well, more of a "track where I am when I'm reading" when I get distracted by something else, I quickly return to the spot. I dislike it when something like WSJ puts those 'learn more' links after you highlight something right u
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Themes caused the most round-about slowdown for me when they were introduced. I haven't gone back to using any theme sense and I get fast speeds on a 5k msg account. Also - Hooray for a free, fantastic email service. Thanks google!
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16y ago
I hope I'm not the only one offended that the ghosts don't act like their pacman counterparts. Red is such a puss in google land!
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16y ago
In a similar vein, outside organizations can poll our University with what's called an "Open Records Request." (Kansas Open Records Act - http://www.dol.ks.gov/es/html/kora_drh.html ) Any data that's not protected under some law (HIPAA, FE
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16y ago
It is a waste of resources for a college to recruit, advise and coddle an incoming class of students to only lose 20-25% of them due to fail outs after the first two semesters. Retention is a huge issue at state level universities. It's not
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16y ago
http://www.picturesforsadchildren.com/index.php?comicID=86 Pretty much sums it up!
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17y ago
Thanks to the both of you - reading up on it now.
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Ask HN: Recommend Statistical Software
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17y ago
>Suits are made to be as comfy as pajamas. There is a reason investment bankers tolerate them. If yours isn't, it's either a lousy suit or it needs to be tailored. Wearing a tie to bed sounds like a form of mild torture.
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17y ago
Just a .02$ story about renting from about two years ago. I never really rented before this but was making enough money finally to say 'eh what the hell.' I rented three games in a row from the local hollywood video for my 360 that were unp
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17y ago
"It must be so much easier to buy the software from you than getting the illegal copy that your customers will quickly dismiss the latter." Yes THIS! Exactly. Perfect example in my book is Steam. Steam has singlehandedly made me a consisten
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17y ago
Wow, you just saved me the headache of just stripping out the offending White on Black css using a devtool. Thanks much!
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17y ago
State Academia here - No free coffee. We sorta have a informal 'coffee club' in our office. You bring in a round of homebrew and make it when there isn't any in the pot. You also hate on the people who make weak coffee.
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17y ago
Took a picture of a Halflife 2 poster I have in my office ( http://store.valvesoftware.com/productpages/prints/product_H... ) - not only did it return a strider battle youtube but also a wiki article on it.
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17y ago
This works really well. Picked out the KU logo and Swingline staplers perfectly. Choked on a big box o Jolly Ranchers. I'll prolly keep futzing with this for the rest of the day now.
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17y ago
Yes I would.
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17y ago
I used jQplot on a whim project a while ago and greatly enjoyed using it as well.
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17y ago
As I work at a good sized institution I gotta disagree. The effect I actually see is that students who spend more time at our university take up disproportional resources and end up costing the university money - Since students who take 
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17y ago
would love one! damonish@gmail.com
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17y ago
Actually, GV is working fine.
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17y ago
I, too, read this and started laughing hard. Good old highschool memories of huffing whippets and laying around giggling like idiots. NO2 makes me love going to the dentist. Huffing whipped cream to 'feel better' is lunacy. Go have a beer a
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17y ago
Same here. Government feels weighty. Altho I do catch myself hacking something together with figurative duct-tape and grunting "good enough for government work."
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17y ago
Imagine you haven't had a smoke for 2 days and want one. That's all that quitting is, putting up with that feeling for a long time. You get used to it! It took about a year before I really stopped noticing that feeling. Whenever you smell o
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17y ago
Pack a day smoker. Quit cold turkey 3 years ago - through willpower. Not impossible & not easy.
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17y ago
I personally work at the University Registrar in a data analysis and records protection postion. Due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA - http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html ) we do not disclose ADH
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17y ago
Lawrence, KS, USA.
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17y ago
Yup! I didn't renew my AT&T contract in favor of Google Voice. Whenever I find an ~iTouch/Android (Zii EGG!) portable that does what I want over WiFi I'll happily avoid larcenous SMS fees. I'd say that's a good threat to AT&T.
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I'm dubious about what the "Flame Retardant" can actually prevent. In my past, Polystyrene has always proven to fall in the "very, very flammable" category. I'd like to see a video of someone experimenting with progressive intensities of op
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17y ago
I love my roomba! It single-handedly licked my kitty-litter tracking problem. it keeps my place completely swept on a weekly basis (I've a small studio loft, nothing huge) - preventing me from stepping on the odd tiny rock that was drug in
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17y ago
Good article - I'm happy to find out that other DBRs have the same healthy fear & utter suspicion for each analysis they write as I do.
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