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14y ago
The variation I do on this is cycles of train and forget. So I look at a problem, read up on it, have a good hack around the edges of it, then deliberately go away from it and leave it be and either focus on another unrelated problem, or ju
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14y ago
They are legally obliged to for any sales to the US territories. So if you are in the US and buy Minecraft, then they are exporting software to the US and have to comply with relevant law and any trade agreements between Sweden and the US.
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I work, sometimes when I have to and sometimes when I find something interesting to do. The thing is, so many well paid jobs seem to consist largely of ephemera, while the people I see doing useful things within society are usually paid les
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14y ago
I always thought that in some parallel universe, Clifford Stoll has a pretty successful stand-up career. In this one he makes lovely klein bottles for people though, so we might have the better deal - http://www.kleinbottle.com/
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14y ago
The disgusting stench of moochers, as you so delightfully put it, by which I am guessing you mean the unemployed, is largely the end result of the automation of production starting with the agricultural revolution, and not a creation of the
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I'm glad they didn't try to see what would happen if he stopped eating eggs. At the age of 88, and given that he has done this solidly for so very long, they could accidentally kill him by putting him on a more average diet. What would be e
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14y ago
ethernet is relatively stable, whereas new wireless protocols and upgrades come out all the time. I would rather have wireless through usb or as a component of a daughterboard via the onboard bus, than soldered onto the board.
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14y ago
Was just meaning that randomness tends to be clumpy and that violent assholes are more likely to be violent assholes when there are a few of them around, so the fact that they were three of them does not particularly decrease the chance of
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I know god exists. elvis told me only last week, and the king never lies.
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It would be fantastic to be able to summon the MIT wearables division in an emergency. Surely one of them has built a Gundam by now. http://www.wearcam.org/computing.html/borgs_outside_medialab...
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14y ago
Seeing a number of moochers feigning disability for unearned dole outs, is surely the most common disgust of our times. If you really think that is true then you possibly need to get out a lot more, we got this whole banking crisis, massi
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14y ago
So from now on, politicians could just sing all the reports they want to bury to the tune of popular songs, and the automated copyright filters would take care of the exposure problem. And now for the budget, this year sung to the tune of "
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14y ago
There's a large series of events before a non-criminal who isn't absolutely insane decides to attack you. Firstly, you are demonstrably wrong, and as evidence, I would put forward around 20% of nightclub door security as exhibit A. Also I
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That's because, like the majority of people, you are probably quite bad at understanding both randomness, and the normal behaviour of violent assholes.
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A patent suit is always going to break out these days, in anything even remotely connected with mobile computing, so the correlation there isn't very strong. [edit] The current pace of litigation seems to be leading towards some form of Kes
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14y ago
Attacking people with cameras in a McDonalds, at a popular tourist trap, is not how any mafia front would behave if they wanted to last more than a week.
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confused security + non-compliance = being hit
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You are completely misreading him, as far as I can tell. He says: I'm not seeking to be awarded money. I just want my Glass fixed, and it would also be nice if McDonald's would see fit to support vision research. Which means in any sane
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14y ago
He is one of the most major researchers of this kind of device that does have direct and obvious applications for all sorts of forms of visual disability, and he is also one of the major long term voluntary scientific test subjects for it.
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The thing is that certain forms of 3d printing technology brings the costs down so far for manufacturing certain technologies, that not restricting it as a society means that you will win technologically overall, compared to more restrictiv
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The new proposed minimum is about the same size as my flat here in the UK, and I know plenty of people living in smaller places than mine.
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14y ago
So, can we declare shenanigans on Goldman Sachs then?
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a. How do you know that other brains don't. b. How do you know that consciousness is primarily a function of complexity. c. Complexity need not give recognisable output. d. The weather.
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Seems arbitrary as hell to be honest.
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or for that matter their reputation. That they still have a reputation worth defending is fairly surprising given their history.
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No problemo. Am glad that my minor bout of OCD came in useful.
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As far as whether I was making a joke or not, it is a bit of both. I understand that the wikipedia definition of the term notable means something that has been decided to be included in the encyclopedia, however in discussions over whether
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the fact that it got included and remained included makes it notable according to the technical meaning of Wikipedia. Why does that remind me exactly of this: Listen up! The first rule of Tautology Club is... http://xkcd.com/703/
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I would always let people test free stuff without an account, and for features that can only work with an account, create a guest one automagically that the user can convert into a proper account if they wish to use those features for more
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14y ago
Was the website of The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea putting up an https link. Still it makes no difference to the fact that the https should have a valid certificate, especially for a site like that.
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