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by maaark 8y ago
(2012)
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by maaark 8y ago
The real problem is that "security questions" are bad security.
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by maaark 9y ago
The truth of that depends on how much you spent on the flooring.
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by maaark 9y ago
>Hint: we’re still not sure if cold fusion will arrive very soon. I thought cold fusion was confirmed nonsense?
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by maaark 9y ago
laptop turbos generally depend on the cooling solution. A 4.7Ghz quad core laptop will be LOUD.
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by maaark 9y ago
If it was temporary, they got lucky. Reliably temporarily blinding someone with lasers is impossible.
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by maaark 9y ago
To quote Trent Reznor, "God is an excuse."
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by maaark 9y ago
I've heard of the police here in Northern Ireland refer to the act of lighting bins on fire as "Recreational Vandalism". While refusing to do anything about it happening repeatedly. Makes the blood boil.
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by maaark 9y ago
Note to self: If lost at sea, do at least 10 message-in-a-bottles.
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by maaark 9y ago
>And at Morning Star, employees get to write their own job descriptions based on how they plan to contribute to the company’s mission that year. But they have to get their closest colleagues to buy in on it, and then their coworkers rate
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by maaark 9y ago
so is bread.
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by maaark 9y ago
There's an automotive engineer somewhere reading this, irrationally upset at the idea of replacing a crankshaft with a turbofan.
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by maaark 9y ago
Tours makes money by selling merch.
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by maaark 9y ago
There is almost zero chance Troy Hunt would torpedo his carreer doing something as monumentally stupid as that. It's possible, sure. But I'd trust him with my password sooner than I'd trust [INSERT SV COMPANY HERE].
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by maaark 9y ago
BBC wouldn't get away with that, I tell you hwhat.
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by maaark 9y ago
>Wow. Okay, so it's one heck of a moonage daydream, but if you don't believe it, ask yourself this: did you ever expect a Tesla Roadster would be orbiting the Sun in 2018? Yes. All Tesla Roadsters are orbiting the Sun. Have to
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by maaark 9y ago
The subtitle makes it clear. >My father is a remarkable painter. And he’s done some of his best work in his eighties IDK why GP is so grouchy.
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by maaark 9y ago
The article does mention how their beaks are changing to better retrieve and eat the larger sunflower seeds commonly found in feeders.
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by maaark 9y ago
The old Intel-Dell arrangement. Here's some cash to shun our rivals.
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by maaark 9y ago
Kinda wish he'd included notepad++ too...
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by maaark 9y ago
Why is he paying them in full, one at a time? "7 of you get to enjoy Christmas, Fuck the other 12?"
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by maaark 9y ago
Appeal to hypocrisy. Also, haven't seen Sweden invade anyone recently.
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by maaark 9y ago
https://searchcode.com/?q=if%28version%2Cstartswith%28%22win... (previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8397664 )
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by maaark 9y ago
I think mainly by offering for free a better/easier voice calling system than Skype/Ventrillo/Teamspeak.
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by maaark 9y ago
I've heard Quorn has gotten better since I last tried it a decade or two ago...
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by maaark 9y ago
I was literally about to reccomend this book! It's very good!
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by maaark 9y ago
They might be allowed to buy Radeon Technologies Group, though.
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by maaark 9y ago
I recently had to debug an open source delphi application, it was awful. The IDE is dated, the errors arcane, and I had someone from "greymatter" leave me a voicemail after I started a free trial of the IDE. Also, curly braces as
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by maaark 9y ago
>Even if you rule out unicode and stick to old-school ASCII, like most Facebook relationships â€¦ it's complicated. Brilliant, encoding problems in an article about encoding!
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by maaark 9y ago
The lift close button in my work actually does close the doors.

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