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by initself 14y ago
I recommend going to another retreat and jump starting your practice. When you are there, work as hard as you possibly can, trying your best to practice continuously.
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by initself 14y ago
I completed my 4th course in December. Vipassana meditation is the single greatest human experience that I know of. The experience of "wisdom arising by objectively observing sensations without reaction" is easily the most profound experi
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by initself 14y ago
I'm happy for you! >> practically the whole notion of "intellect figuring out and resolving issues", seems now completely a misguided process" Makes me feel like all the book learning I ever did was all for naught (aside from techni
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by initself 14y ago
Continuity of practice is the secret of success. http://www.dhamma.org/en/qanda.shtml
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by initself 14y ago
If you think sankharas are non-physical, you missed the point. They are entirely physical and experienced as "vedana", bodily sensations. Nothing woo-woo. You just feel your body objectively.
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by initself 14y ago
Guys, what you are calling "Sarkanas", the Goenka tradition is calling "Sankhara". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa%E1%B9%85kh%C4%81ra Nothing woo-woo about "conditioned phenomena". And it's not really a "Vipassana" term as much as a phil
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by initself 14y ago
You could display a large picture of the fret layout and the strings for each chord played.
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by initself 14y ago
Frankly, I'm glad my home screen on Froyo hasn't changed in 5 years.
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by initself 14y ago
I don't think there's any requirement that says "because HN caters to starts ups, one shouldn't go off about gear".
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by initself 14y ago
I think the OG Motorola Droid is THE phone to have: Wonderful keypad with the buttons in the right places, has a nice heft to it that gives confidence, Froyo is a fine operating system that doesn't have any frills and cruft. It can run hot
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by initself 14y ago
I really dislike your point of view. - Kind of Blue *is* a definitive jazz album. - Miles was *not* flaunting during that particular time period of writing and recording. He changed his mode of expression and self numerous times
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by initself 14y ago
Is it true that being in bands is now less popular because kids are now hacking rather than practicing their instruments? Or is it just that certain kids who didn't feel like bands were for them now have a "band" to join?
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by initself 14y ago
No touchscreen on the Air.
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by initself 14y ago
I use it without problems too, and so does the author, but our eyes are not happy and our brains are less relaxed. We never used importance and we don't want it cluttering up our stars. We need visual queues, like lines.
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by initself 14y ago
This will even bring an X41 back to life.
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Recommended Reading List from Stewart Brand's "Whole Earth Discipline"(web.me.com)
2 points by initself 14y ago|0 comments
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A Brief Review: Motorola Droid 4(mikebaas.org)
1 points by initself 15y ago|0 comments
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by initself 15y ago
I'll get off XP as soon as the properly alphabetize the programs under Control Panel.
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by initself 15y ago
I think for reading books and especially for watching videos on Youtube, it's stellar. I also enjoy watching my 1 year old daughter carry it around. I think when Steve Jobs declared the 7 inch form factor DOA, he wasn't thinking about a &
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by initself 15y ago
This design breaks the back button pretty badly.
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by initself 15y ago
Here's a great cheap online resource for goji berries: http://www.drkangformulas.com/orderquick/herb1.htm G11 - Gou Qi Zi (high) Price:$6.99
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by initself 15y ago
"As much as I love Apple, Inc, I would happily give up my iPhone to put food on the plates of starving children." No you wouldn't. If that were true, you would have already done it.
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by initself 15y ago
"Kernighan's and Ritchie's seminal work came in the 1970s, when Kernighan said the computer field still presented "low-hanging fruit." Partly because they and their cohorts did so well, we don't have much more to do in the basic computer de
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by initself 15y ago
Me too. Logging in a seeing just a partial listing of all the tags I've created since 2005 was disheartening. Also didn't like running Net::Delicious and watching it fail. Or watching my Firefox Delicious plugin completely fail after years
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by initself 15y ago
Amen, brother. I'd really like to hear your take on the psychology of a mind that thinks changes like that that completely break APIs (Net::Delicious) is a good idea.
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by initself 15y ago
Can you use a browser plugin with it (like I have been doing for many years now)? Because I can't.
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AnandTech: Hands-on With The Galaxy Tab 8.9(anandtech.com)
2 points by initself 15y ago|0 comments
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by initself 15y ago
It costs money.
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by initself 15y ago
They appear to have broken Delicious Bookmarks for Firefox.
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by initself 15y ago
The maintenance of Strawberry Perl is not in parallel with the development of Perl in general. I'm sure the developers are working on it. It has its own architectural issues that go beyond merely compiling Perl and releasing it. If you re

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