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nfnaaron
16y ago
I just looked this morning. It looks much better, "easy on the eyes" as they say.
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16y ago
"The universe is clearly using us to understand itself." We are [part of] the universe. The universe is trying to understand itself.
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16y ago
"Well now the market crapped out, & even though it has come back somewhat, the government and the average Joes are still looking for a scapegoat. God knows there has to be one for everything. Well, here we are. ... We aren't dinosaurs.
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16y ago
There are two things going on: exercise, and eating. You have to get control of both, however you do that. If exercise makes you eat more, you have more work to do on the eating. If you do eat more because of exercise, at least make sure th
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16y ago
Your own personal DNA config file, manipulated through lifestyle choices.
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16y ago
"One commenter on Y Combinator's Hacker News site makes an interesting point: ..." Help, I've recursed and I can't get up.
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16y ago
Good idea, congrats on executing. I don't know why, but it makes my eyes tired to look at it, as if I was looking at red text on green. Other than that it's great.
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16y ago
Hmmm, there are issues. I messed up the captcha, got the captcha error page, clicked the inviting link there, which brought me back to my comment editing box, but now there's no captcha, just a submit button. Of course clicking the button g
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16y ago
Gnome: middle click a window's Maximize button (usually a square) will maximize in the vertical direction only. Right click it and it maxes in the horizontal direction.
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16y ago
Inflammatory title, but interesting thoughts on changes in journalists' careers, whether they like it an are ready for it or not. Two sides to the tale.
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16y ago
"Was it really so difficult to predict in 1969 that women wouldn't all be stay at home mothers?" Maybe not difficult to predict, but easy to deny and ignore. I was 12 in 69, and "women's lib" (liberation) was a current term, which could eit
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16y ago
I'm not quitting, I've just pared my data and I don't use it much, it's boring. To me.
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16y ago
"Websites like Facebook and Myspace are shunning the simple advertisement model." ? Every one of my facebook pages (feed and profile) always has two or three prominent ads over on the right.
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16y ago
As I mentioned, you wouldn't try to compete with Facebook, since they're the de facto standard. This would be for people who want something different (like Jones Soda). It would likely work best by enhancing the attraction to something exis
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16y ago
I think Google could do this entirely with blogger, maybe reader, maybe Picassa, and email, and a bit of code. It would be a huge boon to Android phones. Google groups is broken for some people, and I'd stay away from using it as a building
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16y ago
I would gladly give up most to all space exploration for as long as it takes for equivalent resources to move us from oil to something else.
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16y ago
I admit vague ignorance here. The article links to two test sites, https://www.dns-oarc.net/oarc/services/replysizetest and http://labs.ripe.net/content/testing-your-resolver-dns-reply... The dig test on the first site times out. The se
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nfnaaron
16y ago
Congratulations. I've been happily using your service for a year. I look forward to more years of not noticing you. :)
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16y ago
What's premature? I don't see anything about "beta" at ubuntu's download page. It looks like final.
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16y ago
Their answer would be that the existence of the TSA security system has certainly prevented many people from trying in the first place.
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16y ago
I'm just about there anyway.
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16y ago
Put a USB memory stick in it and I'll buy it.
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16y ago
"Khan said PepsiCo researchers collaborated with scientists from around the world and found ways of changing the crystal size and structure to make the salt crystal dissolve more quickly, effectively putting the sodium on your tongue, not
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16y ago
That's the background on my desktop.
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16y ago
I'm older, it was a long time ago, and I read it cover to cover. The weird thing is I really liked it when I read it, but I'm not sure I could finish it today.
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16y ago
Probably an unfair question to you, since you're not one who riots, but if it's strictly prohibited in Islam to draw Jesus and the others you mention, why are there not riots, death threats and killings in response to their portrayals?
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16y ago
After thinking about this more, I think you're wrong. There are at least two purposes to voting. One is to help find better comments, because points are associated with the comments. But the other purpose is to provide karma to the poster
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16y ago
I was responding to the concerns of someone who was upset at accidentally downvoting a comment. I suggested two solutions, one which would restore karma, and one which would explain the downvote. Obviously not intended for SOP. One could us
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16y ago
I don't think I've ever used a touch device. I have used a treo and centro stylus device that also works with a fingernail. Don't these things have some sort of mouse/cursor emulator mode, for fine control when it's needed? It'd be easy eno
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16y ago
Well, yeah, that is my suggestion. And for extra bonus points, it works right now today. If it gets fixed in code, great.
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