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by ngold 7y ago
10 billion and 10 years a nuclear reactor, if that doesn't turn into 30 billion and 20 years before abandoning it. Which has already happened.
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by ngold 7y ago
That was the one that I thought deserved some praise.
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by ngold 7y ago
Super fun. Great one. Actual replying to save this thread so I can go back and check some of this out. Looks neat.
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by ngold 7y ago
Well that is just neat. Took a little time to adjust to movement on mobile but super fun when you get the hang of it. Really smooth. Thank's for sharing.
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by ngold 7y ago
The game gear was awesome. When the lynx came out it was pretty neat, sorta. I had one friend with one. But it paled in comparison to even the game boy, which had tons of games.
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by ngold 7y ago
I think the lesson here is, leave your sex trafficked models at home when conducting business. It is telling how common this must have been for the thousands of years before the internet. What was Charlemagnes wife, like 13 when she started
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by ngold 7y ago
I have a hobby webcomic, and it made me realize how little code you need for any website. Works great on any device and it is 2mb. That 2mb is the actual comic page. It has every navigation and contact button you could want. And I believe
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by ngold 7y ago
With the ability to weld glass to metal and now ceramic welding, the next 50 years are going to see a manufacturing revolution.
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by ngold 7y ago
That's pretty hilarious, then again I'm not the masses. Still awesome though.
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by ngold 7y ago
When I sold furniture 15 years ago, one of the selling lines was buying leather now is a great investment since the meat industry puts so much leather on the market it was super cheap. Not sure if it's still true or if it ever was.
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by ngold 7y ago
Put in place ideas that work. Watch them flourish. Revisit them. To watch them crumble. Update them to learn your mistake. Educate the next generation. On where you failed. Rinse and repeat. Education is the only thing holding society toget
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by ngold 7y ago
So yes or no does the amazon provide 20% or not?
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by ngold 7y ago
The first ad company that brings ads in house to the website they are serving will be the Google killer. It is an ad company that has no people behind it, paying content creator's pennies on the dollar, with no customer support on any
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by ngold 7y ago
Do the merits of his claims hold true? Then I don't care if it's written by a guppy fish with I'll intention. Truth is the standard. Not the writer.
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by ngold 7y ago
England didn't force Chinese citizens to become drug addicts. That came from mass poverty. And the English were happy to get all that silver back for all the tea they had been buying. As for the miserable poverty England had, they were
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by ngold 7y ago
An ad company middleman doesn't care about humans.
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by ngold 7y ago
That's hilarious, never thought about rust being another reason we are here today.
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by ngold 7y ago
YAML (/ˈjæməl/, rhymes with camel[2]) was first proposed by Clark Evans in 2001,[10] who designed it together with Ingy döt Net[11] and Oren Ben-Kiki.[11] Originally YAML was said to mean Yet Another Markup Language,[12] referenci
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by ngold 7y ago
What's wrong with gimp? Been using it for a decade with no trouble.
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by ngold 7y ago
The entire point of the United States is protecting the dollar as the defacto currency for the world's trade. As long as that holds true the amount of created money is largely integers on a screen that get added and subtracted with l
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by ngold 7y ago
Never thought about it, but some of the first erasers were just a sharp edged tool.
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by ngold 7y ago
If you have been working in 3d modelling pre-Madonna you deserve to be a prima-donna and paid very well.
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by ngold 7y ago
Sweet, great work. Does it work on an ipad3?
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by ngold 7y ago
It's fun to watch a bunch of shady guys realize they have to work together against even shadier guys and form a sort of city council out of a survival instinct.
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by ngold 7y ago
Good point. The space race would have massive benefits for us on earth in nanofabrication. Just one more bonus point for space.
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by ngold 7y ago
Maybe speculation should not be presented as a statement of fact in the title.
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by ngold 7y ago
I imagine they just need to not lose too much. The whole thing is set up to buy everything for sale in case oil crashes.
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by ngold 7y ago
That is a whole mountain of nostalgia, especially the phone line. I remember what a big deal *69 and party lines were when they became available. I actually got in a bit of trouble from Prodigy for calling new kids on the block gay.
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by ngold 7y ago
Fascinating subject. It seems like the difference between slack/discord and email, is the difference between a water cooler conversation and an actual sit down meeting.
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by ngold 7y ago
Good stuff. >Probably nobody will read this comment here, but I thought it was worth mentioning.

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