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havemylife
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havemylife
8y ago
Is there a way I can view this without going through Google drive?
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havemylife
8y ago
What disgusts you about its tone? I found it informative and probably from honest experience. It's superficial chearful embrace towards problems people create for themselves is instructive towards correcting those habits.
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havemylife
8y ago
This is perspicaciously cynical. I love it.
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havemylife
8y ago
Not nearly as bad as taking one experiment and extrapolating as conclusive. To clearify, there isn't enough retesting of experiments to make good science from. Or when an experiment's results have been challenged or disregarded ye
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havemylife
8y ago
I'm just relaying what I read when they announced the TR2. Which seems to be copy-pasted to amongst the tech news sites. Unfortunately they just state "... some first-generation X399 motherboards may not be able to deliver enough
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havemylife
8y ago
I recall reading that the thread ripper 2 is supposed to use more power so early motherboards with that socket my not be able to handle it. Just something to keep in mind. Regardless damn good on AMD.
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havemylife
8y ago
Why can't we do both?
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havemylife
8y ago
So... I didn't know what kerogens were so I looked it up. Classified as solid organic matter in sedimentary rock. It is formed by the degredation of living matter. So wouldn't this discovery relating to Mars further hint that it m
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havemylife
8y ago
Seconding the Thinkpad. There's also various repurposed IBM (I want to say mostly T200 and T400) that have GNU/Linux and an open source bios (or boot loader, I apologise if I'm mixing terms) pre-installed. Price is probably h
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havemylife
8y ago
> 3 physical button trackpoint with textured nub gifted upon us by the Thinkpad Gods of old Ah how I wish I still had a laptop with the nub (even if it had a touch pad too). I've never really understood why that didn't become s
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havemylife
8y ago
I don't have experience with those particular programs however things I would consider are duel booting windows when you need to use them. Or run them in a VM so you won't have to reboot your system. Then, since they're propr
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havemylife
8y ago
It really depends on what you want and what you use your computer for. There are obviously political and ethical aspects you may be concerned about but I think it's better to just not get into that now. You mention needing a laptop wit
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havemylife
8y ago
> One of the better things about mushrooms is it wears off faster and allows you to sleep much quicker than LSD, which is incredibly stimulating and long-lasting. It’s also less harsh and more forgiving than LSD. Thanks. I think that
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havemylife
8y ago
I can't talk about mushrooms but I wouldn't recommend LSD and I think similar reasoning could apply to mushrooms as well. I wouldn't recommend LSD not because I had a bad experience but because I felt why someone could. It&#
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havemylife
8y ago
I've been giving the concept of distributed ownership some thought. None of it's concrete and I certainly don't currently possess the wealth of knowledge or experience necessary to make it work or form it into something less
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havemylife
8y ago
As I understand it DNA and RNA store their information in the form of certain amino acids. If other life uses amino acids in a similar fashion they may not use the same ones that life on Earth uses. Life here uses I believe 20 different ami
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havemylife
8y ago
> The problem is people clinging to old time religious beliefs that women are inferior and must be veiled and that infidels are not worthy Unfortunately if you compare Islamic societies in the late 19th/early 20th centuries to those
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havemylife
8y ago
I'm by no means well informed on these topics, but I'm unsure where you're getting your 2 billion year estimate. Furthermore I thought that Earths magnetic field shielded from solar radiation, and additionally that there'
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havemylife
8y ago
I'm not discounting the possibility of life on Earth originating from somewhere other than Earth. However, why would the early conditions of Earth not be sufficient for life to begin over say any other object in space with the base ele