hrkristian

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by hrkristian 13y ago
I understand the sentiment, but lets not get away from ourselves here, there is a huge difference between acquiring skills through physical activities and ingesting chemicals for a short period of bliss.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
The victim badge is powerful. I wish there was a greater effort to hold spouses etc accountable, they are rarely innocent, and allowing the whole "I had no choice" charade just perpetuates the attitude that this is an okay defense
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Your parent made the point that without the government Google and others may not have launched in the first place. This modern world has already invented the cheesegrater, what remains to be invented really is -for most part- too complex to
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Research on this very subject was cited on a Norwegian show called Pulse, but it's too long since I saw it that I'd be able to find it again. There apparently is a correlation between wheat and sleepiness, for some.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
La oss håpe dine landsmenn ikke tar til internett med sitt eget språk der det ikke passer.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Do go on, tell us how one book from one person makes all future scientific research redundant. While we're at it, lets go back to pi=3, like god intended.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
That doesn't stop people trying to figure it out, and being consistently wrong on every turn doing so. HR stands as a shining example here, hiding behind "personality tests".
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Except trains are largely autonomous, it's about wanting a human element in the operation, not requiring them. I see the same applying to a self-driven car, the human element is always present there in the form of passengers, who undo
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Without the corresponding client, the codes are worthless, and trying to brute force with these as reference would be as useful as brute forcing from scratch?
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Yeah. I had to manually kill the app to escape those damned things. Quite persistent.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
By the time we'll be able to actually destroy our moon or send it off, I'm pretty sure we'll also have the tech to just borrow one from one of the other planets. Personally I would love Europa, but our distance to the sun wou
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by hrkristian 13y ago
10. Intellectual Capitalism Will Replace Commodity Capitalism So he's predicting a future where we "trade in people"? What of those who are not born into intellectual prowess. Will the divide become even larger than
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Why the focus on CO²? We're finding new potential disasters every other month. There's really no telling what CO² will do to the planet, even though we can guesstimate the result. What about the jellyfish boom? The consequences fo
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Question is, at what point does traditional TV channels become so unpopular that they're simply not worth operating anymore? Perhaps the better question is, when does traditional TV become so unpopular those satellites taking up geosyn
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by hrkristian 13y ago
This is clearly because of pirates and VHS! Sorry, and on a more serious note, I should hope this doesn't come as a surprise to anyone. Moving out a few years ago I ordered a 25/25 fiber line and completely dropped any form of cab
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by hrkristian 13y ago
You are apparently not aware of the fact that for the better part of 15 years, Norwegian girls and boys have been using various websites to post nude pictures of themselves to the public. En masse. We literally have a nude library of most o
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by hrkristian 13y ago
To clarify: While theoretically the title of knight is attainable in Norway, it's not something that is practiced, and has not been for at least 150 years. Were there such a title I'd be happy to see our government/King knigh
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I've always been intrigued with how many people treat IPs as "real". For my part, I'm always in the mindset of "Whatever. If something in fiction isn't conclusive, then the existence of an answer is simply not
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Tracing packages would do it, a false route would be longer as is explained in the article, where a package from Mexico suddenly -instead of just being sent north- is crossing the Atlantic and the length of Europe twice over, to get to D.C.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
The same applies to the Scandinavian languages, to an extent. A Norwegian will generally have little issue understanding both Danish and Swedish, while Swedes and Danes have a much harder time understanding each other. However, us Norwegian
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Norway vs. the World(aftenposten.no)
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Not if their corporate deals were different in a way that made bulk testing at the factory more expensive than paying Best Buy to do it for the consumer market...
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I find your view on what is offensive fundamentally wrong. Noting an arbitrary difference, like say "those ten guys are very interested in that woman's behind, while those ten women are clearly focussing on what this man is saying
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I never truly understood why Google shipped 4.4 with two SMS apps. Hangouts is cool, it lacks some features of the old SMS app like notification bar options. That's annoying, features shouldn't be stripped like that.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
It's also a slight (human) deterrent. I've personally found myself deleting some comments not worth being said, usually at the captchas. I can only imagine this goes for others and in other situations. Here, the quality check is r
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Your mistake is equally as big. Women who buy women's magazines are women who first and foremost are interested in reading magazines . Out of that subset of women, one can begin measuring who are interested in women's magazines.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
You should have read more carefully. >starting with no real background at all, totally blowing away some of the brightest people in computing. That's pretty much an acknowledgement of your existence as an exception to the general ru
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by hrkristian 13y ago
That's just not right on your part. My sister, when researching baby monitors, had to resort to male-dominated forums. She was interested in the technical details and experiences of these before buying, but women-forums only ever cover
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Building an OS from the ground up would take a lot of money and manpower, and NASA aren't exactly rolling in cash nowadays. And while yes, in-house software would be safe against most existing malware, and general malware, ISS would no
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by hrkristian 13y ago
It was probably one of the easier exercises to monitor automatically, I should think a camera is less prone wear&tear than a pressure mat for planking... There is also hygiene to think about, not in the sense of an actual concern, but i

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