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by lignuist 14y ago
How did you get the domain?
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by lignuist 14y ago
It is called "Relax" and is manufactured by an austrian company. http://www.relax-bettsysteme.at/en
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by lignuist 14y ago
That's a result of joining the German Democratic Republic (GDR) 1990.
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by lignuist 14y ago
We spend a lot of time in our beds (at least we should), so we should take everything about it very serious! We recently switched to a bed that strictly consists of natural materials like wood, latex, cotton and natural rubber. Absolutely n
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by lignuist 14y ago
I think all these approaches lead to elitarism and blackhat KEO tactics (Karma Engine Optimization). Maybe a form of the pretty common the-forum-used-to-be-better-syndrome? :)
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by lignuist 14y ago
"seventh-grade sense of humor" Even if this would be the case: is this a bad thing? Why so serious?
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by lignuist 14y ago
I don't think women get attracted to the name (just because they are women). I think it's more for people with a sense of humor.
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by lignuist 14y ago
Why?
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by lignuist 14y ago
Maybe I'm overthinking it. Still: in the sum of all the purchases I do over the year (obviously not only toilet paper), this 80 cents can make a significant difference, if I have to invest the time only once, to find out, how I can fix my b
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by lignuist 14y ago
I'm using mostly notebooks only (sometimes with an additional display) for some years. So I'm using no mouses, but trackpads or trackpoints. Never had problems with my wrists. I think mouses are very nonergonomic devices. The increasing dis
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by lignuist 14y ago
Toilet paper is in some cases also not resellable.
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by lignuist 14y ago
"it's just happening faster now" That's the point. Let's say I call a shop, asking for a price of a product. They tell me a price of X, so I take amount X with me and go to the shop, just to see that the price eventually has been changed to
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by lignuist 14y ago
Yes, it's most likely not rational, but to me it feels like being tricked, if the price changes every few minutes. I prefer a little reliability.
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by lignuist 14y ago
I always tried to do this.
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by lignuist 14y ago
If they find a way to force the visibility of ads, we still could move them to the bottom of the page.
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by lignuist 14y ago
An example: http://freecode.com/articles/lemon-parser-generator-tutorial Lemon looks nice. Personally I prefer ANTLR (which totally rocks): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANTLR
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by lignuist 14y ago
We should not accept, that a company that can kill us all just with a little mistake, lies to us notoriously.
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by lignuist 14y ago
Yeah exactly. If one doesn't like Apple decisions, just open another App Store that sells IOS Apps... uhm... wait... not possible. Ok, another idea: just start producing another smartphone that replaces the iPhone with something with a comp
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by lignuist 14y ago
Why are you shocked? I'm shocked (maybe disgusted is the better word, as I was expecting it) at the fact that Apple bans Apps that simply transport Information, just because the information is not pleasant enough.
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by lignuist 14y ago
IMO the rule should be: release everything unless there are strong arguments, to not release specific data sets. These arguments should be transparent and publicly discussed. Just saying "it affects public security" is not a strong argument
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by lignuist 14y ago
Why? I think it is great that Bruce Willis brings attention to the topic. My father gave me his record collection. He was able to do so, because he owned it. Will current/next generations be able to do the same?
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by lignuist 14y ago
http://www.koko.org/
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by lignuist 14y ago
Someone should monitor Facebook for criminal activity.
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by lignuist 15y ago
How is being shot down better than being shut down?
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by lignuist 15y ago
In some countries smaller trades are done with prepaid credits for cellphones.
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by lignuist 15y ago
Looks similar to NiceDog (which is nice, but hasn't been updated for a while.). https://github.com/bastos/nicedog
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by lignuist 15y ago
In combination with the transaction tax (currently discussed in the EU - [1]), this is a killer tool, to get more money from citizens. Also: how is this supposed to deal with power outages? No food, when there is no electricity? [1] http:/
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by lignuist 15y ago
This is scary. Not only for British citizens, but for all citizens of the EU, since we got the European Arrest Warrant: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Arrest_Warrant
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by lignuist 15y ago
If it's only hundreds of thousands, you might want to find thousands who'd like to pay hundreds for a TLD that rocks and is safe.
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by lignuist 15y ago
Not all weapons are made of metal.

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