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by mehwoot 13y ago
Tom Litton, for example, still keeps four storage units himself, at two facilities, all of them 10-by-30 units. I asked what’s inside... “I’ve got some of my old clothes that I probably wouldn’t wear anyway,” he continued, and some trophie
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by mehwoot 13y ago
I like using "Its the X for Y" but in a negative way. "This startup is the Google wave of Y".
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Because it's not technically illegal what they are doing and they're doing it successfully. If there are people who think it's ethically ok to run a website that way, then there are probably people who will invest in it. To
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but I and a lot of other people have had completely opposite experiences I think calling crossfit a cult is a bit extreme, but isn't this what people in a cult would say anyway? Normal people who join cults don't think they are
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by mehwoot 13y ago
They're in a period in their life where they seriously believe that they cannot spend the rest of their lives with someone who doesn't have the same taste in music as they do. Wow... you actually believe that? You're insan
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by mehwoot 13y ago
The quoted average salary is not the cost of employing someone though, there are always significant on costs.
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Endurance in top flight racing is a given. Races are well with in the endurance of the cars. Dr. Ferdinand Porsche is popularly reported to have said "The perfect race car should fall apart the second it crosses the finish line.&quot
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If that's the case, explain to me how the Red Bull car is 6 seconds a lap faster around Spa than the Caterham car, when they have exactly the same Renault engine and the same pirelli tires. Did Caterham forget to turn their engine into
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by mehwoot 13y ago
Are you serious? When was the last time you watched a Formula 1 race? It was boring because there weren't any restrictions, and so the best teams were so far ahead the races just became a procession. That and the high downforce setups
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And this is different to D2? D2 was even worse, with the amount of time you needed to spend to get that perfect item.
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by mehwoot 13y ago
Musical talent have very little to do with whether you can live from your music. For some genres of music yes, for others, no. There are genres where sound design is of the utmost importance. I'm not saying competition isn't a
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by mehwoot 13y ago
Amateur music is quickly filling in that gap, especially on the electronic front (not just EDM, there is a huge variety of music composed digitally that sounds nothing like your standard rave music). No, you are completely wrong. I can&#
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by mehwoot 13y ago
Utter crap. Not everybody can be a musician, at least in the genres I listen to, and the difference between the amateurs and the professionals is painfully obvious. I'm not being elitist here- I wish anybody could make what I like (a
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by mehwoot 13y ago
The thing is, it's mostly the smaller university athletics departments that take the losses. Of the top 40 public university athletic departments (by expenditure), only 5.2% of income is from University subsidies. The top 10 receive
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by mehwoot 13y ago
My apologies! You are right. It's the Shooters and Fishers Party and the white nationalist Australia First Party they are preferencing above the Greens. It's the Sex Party that is preferencing One Nation.
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by mehwoot 13y ago
Only 3.8% of voters vote below the line. At least 95% of Wikileak's votes will go to One Nation. And then there's the question of why the hell you would support a party that does this sort of shit. The only thing they will ever
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Wikileaks preferenced One Nation ahead of the Greens, Labor and Liberals in the senate. Since the final senate seat will likely come down to One Nation / Greens in 1 or more states, the only effective outcome of voting for them is a v
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by mehwoot 13y ago
Whether they have to or not is clearly conjecture. And why would anybody in their situation not be defending their company?
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But when Kickstarter’s founders have to defend their own platform, a platform that once was nominated idea of the year by TIME, you know something must be rotten in Denmark. The fuck kind of logic is this? When somebody defends their com
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by mehwoot 13y ago
The series Futurama was named for such displays at the world fairs. The name Futurama comes from a pavilion at the 1939 New York World's Fair. Designed by Norman Bel Geddes, the Futurama pavilion depicted how he imagined the world w
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by mehwoot 13y ago
I'm not saying it really matters, but the PHP just looks ugly to me. I think it's all the dollar signs and braces.
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"git push heroku master" comes at a steep price. Um... what? 1 dyno is free on heroku. You host it for nothing. Am I missing something?
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NSA said in a statement Friday that there have been "very rare" instances of willful violations of any kind in the past decade, and none have violated key surveillance laws. So there have been willful violations, but they didn&#
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I highly doubt it is. In the wikileaks movie ("We steal secrets") they publish a few excepts from the conversations that Manning had with Adrian Cuomo and s/he mentions it a lot. It hasn't really been a secret, but Man
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That crossbench is made up of 9 greens, Xenophone and a DLP senator. Certainly Labor won't control the senate, but it's still a long way off the Liberals controlling it. If Labor + the Greens have 38 seats (which would be a loss
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It's just European without using thousand markers, right?
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Is sapphire glass really better or is it just a fancy sounding gimmick? And what's up with "Silicon-anode Li-ion?" More RAM sounded good to me and the whole ubuntu in your pocket thing also sounds great As far as I understa
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and probably the Senate depending on preferences it seem Actually it's going to be an uphill battle for them in the senate. It is pretty hard to take outright control of the senate, especially with the good showing by Labor/Gre
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That's a parliamentary committee. It isn't the law. In Australia, you can be charged with computer hacking at the lowest level for Accessing data that is subject to an access control restriction (Commonwealth, ACT, NSW, Victori
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by mehwoot 13y ago
People would be upset if C# didn't have for loops; why aren't they upset the type inference is nearly useless? Can you honestly not comprehend the answer to this? There are plenty of languages without type inference and shit ge

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