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by iknowno_one 13y ago
It's funny to me that no one has ever claimed to have accomplished anything globally significant while using nootropics to my knowledge. Mood elevators or stimulants, sure. Hitler was all into those. But, nootropics? I mean, I guess it
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
That's because they are dead.
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
Gravity.com, Anybeat.com, Google+, Myspace, tumblr...
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
I feel like everyone in this thread, including the author of the blog, is retarded except for you. People calling the XBox 1 a car, not realizing that consoles are the horse and Steam/online digital gaming is the car, since you can buy
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
I have gall-stones and another unidentified digestive problem that does not allow me to eat very much sugar or fat in any of my food, essentially knocking out about 99% of foods found in the world today out of my diet. I mostly eat protei
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
When is Mozilla going to make a Thunderbird addon for Firefox?
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
Here's a Science Friday video of the same thing but without the music on top, so you can actually hear the frequencies. http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&i...
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
How does diaspora focus on privacy? The whole point of Diaspora was to implement a decentralized Facebook. Diaspora as it has been, is centralized, and doesn't seem to be anything but a smaller, crappier Facebook. Friendica does what Diaspo
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
Zelda 2 is considered by so many weak-willed children of the 80s to be the "hardest" Zelda game, and yet it was not even included...
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
Excellently put, the solution in the short term is counseling and creating a culture in which down-time, leisure and enjoyment of life is prized more than "putting in your hours." The purpose of automation is to make our lives easier. We ha
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by iknowno_one 13y ago
Ask any musician during the pre-internet era and this would be their assessment: Recorded music will always be the profit center. Live performances are only good for promoting a band's records; it's easier to sell 1,000,000 records than it