nickthemagicman

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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   Hahaha keep telling yourself that.
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   "After a dozen cathartic strokes, he looked up, and there was Dave, his logorrheic caddy, yippy-yapping about: trickle-down economics and the importance of job creators (There being nothing wrong with making money!)." Is that eve
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   You're a sick person.
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   Lol having mercy and compassion = fetishizing poverty? You sir are amazing.
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   One of your previous comments: "$80k is hardly the low end of the car market. I can buy a decent Porsche for less." You're a poverty expert obviously. With nothing but warmth, mercy, and compassion towards those less fortunat
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   If you're really that numb to people's suffering that you argue that it's possible to live on a 30$ weekly food budget because one wing nut posts a web page about it... Well, it really does make me think you're trolling
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   College students are like the Kevin Federline's of poverty. They believe that because they lived frugally for a few years while seizing opportunities that a middle class existence opened for them they are now able to speak expertly on
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   I'm not sure if you're trolling or just extremely naive and idealistic. You're still operating under the assumption that you have choices when you're in poverty. Imagine working two jobs 80 hours a week and pulling in $2
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   by nickthemagicman 13y ago

   Your logic is flawed in that people in poverty everything is a priority. When you live paycheck to paycheck you don't make 'decisions'. You just function and watch TV.
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    I agree with this 100%. Happiness is an arbitrary condition based more on psychological factors than actual actions performed. And as such should never be the full determining factor of your career. For example, what makes you happy changes
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    Switching from SysAdmin to Dev. How much salary should I ask for?

    1 points by nickthemagicman 13y ago|0 comments
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    Why would you assume they were gay?
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    IS even the question of leading a meaningful fulfilling life uniquely modern? How many cavemen or Egyptians or middle age serfs were running around saying "Boy I need more experiences to give my life meaning"? Maybe we have amazin
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    Lol. wtf. Don't talk about your kitchen like that.
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    Lol. He was right. The comparison was idiotic.
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    Probably Sublime text. http://www.sublimetext.com/ It is the shit.
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    All my sage.
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    Does the fact the his avatar is fluttershy kind of ruin his credibility to anyone else?
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    Steinbeck, Wells, Shaw,Twain College dropouts.
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    There's 3 billion base pairs in human DNA, not to mention the other millions of species out there. It seems like your chance of finding a naturally occurring complement to what you want, without introns, is pretty good. Then what?
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    by nickthemagicman 13y ago

    I think the problem with programming is fricking programmers. We write so much obtuse code with no documentation, adhering to no standards, and with no tutorials that you can literally get side tracked for days on some esoteric dependency t
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    by nickthemagicman 14y ago

    Any way to get this as a screensaver?