nataliam511

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by nataliam511 11y ago
Solid argument in regards to why Russian is probably not going to train the dolphins to kill. I still think it's very cool that military dolphins exist. Our K-9 units in the sea.
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by nataliam511 11y ago
I've been excited for PHP7 for the speed, never even thought what that would save in server costs!
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by nataliam511 11y ago
Anyone else concerned that by helping this new bacteria thrive it will set off a series of unforeseen side effects?
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by nataliam511 11y ago
This makes a lot of sense - also makes me laugh about how many times they've previously duplicated software in different offices.
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by nataliam511 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11216976
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by nataliam511 11y ago
Super interesting. My only concern is that with traditional braille, it's still printed on paper, and thus easily recycled. If you're creating building and/or city maps that changes regularly... it's not super feasible t
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by nataliam511 11y ago
This solves a huge pain point I have with my Alexa. That being said, it will still understand any man's voice in my home better than my own. Decisions decisions.
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by nataliam511 11y ago
Are you planning on filling out those body parts that aren't currently clickable? I know you can't really lift weight for wrists, for example, but working on their mobility is fairly important, especially for those of us attached
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by nataliam511 11y ago
Some interesting points in regards to licensed applications as well. I know this has been a highly debated subject, but if you have an app that people use on their phones under your license, who owns the data? If the app is under investigat
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by nataliam511 11y ago
I'm curious as to whether or not parents put as much thought into naming their own children as authors do with their characters. I suppose not, because parents start with somewhat of a blank slate. Authors have to find a name that enco
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by nataliam511 11y ago
I think any animal would be startled if they started eating and a new object was covertly placed behind them... including humans. Cats aren't afraid of cucumbers, they're afraid of strange things in strange places.