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16y ago
Probability and religion are not well suited terms to use together, probabilities are for stuff you can measure, religious stuff is usually something you cant measure. The math would go something like this X is gods existence with given def
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nosse
17y ago
This helped me a lot, and has worked for my friends. In my case it was more about illogical sabotage of my own work. I thought I was just lazy, but when I started to realize I was using more energy avoiding my work than doing it would have
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nosse
17y ago
It's kind of pet peevee of mine, but 3D graphics could really play some role in 3D CAD stuff. But that needs better controls too. Mouse moves on your desk which is essentially 2D plane, and that makes it difficult.
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nosse
17y ago
This kind of radical apple fanboyism is one of the biggest things keeping me away apple products. The biggest reason is that I'm poor. But I have to say I like the impact apple makes on the industry. Lots of people are worried about all kin
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nosse
17y ago
I once made scrambled eggs just of curiosity, the recipe has deciliter of milk against every egg you put in. It takes long time to cook, but beats any omelet. Because I usually don't have the patience to do scrambled eggs, I just do an omel
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17y ago
"Contrary to popular belief credit card companies will handle all sorts of not-quite-right data :)" Actually I thought they would not handle any data if it's not exactly right. I think of myself more web savvy than most dudes out there, run
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17y ago
I would need a decent 2D CAD for linux. 3D even sweeter. problem is that dudes who usually code and dudes who usually draw with CAD are two totally different breeds. And that's why we don't allready have a good CAD for linux. I would be pos
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17y ago
OSX runs Posix compliant core, so they can use programs made for Linux. They have collaborated in the past with Konqueror developing team to make Safari the browser it is. And yet they don't offer Quicktime for my Linux. They would surely g
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17y ago
Personally I find the reaction to this article a lot more interesting than the article itself. Are my hackercomrades weak for this kind of manipulation or not? So in a way this is interesting article to have here, but I would not wish more.
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17y ago
"The excrement of Smithfield hogs is hardly even pig shit: On a continuum of pollutants, it is probably closer to radioactive waste than to organic manure." This made me go woooot!? Clearly an article written to raise emotions than discuss
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nosse
17y ago
Kalashnikov never got a penny from it. Izhmash being in trouble probably doesn't effect mister Kalashnikov in any way, so the headline is missleading. One of the best AK clones, the RK-95 of finnish military is truly good quality, durable a
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17y ago
If no fossils are needed, where does the carbon come from? Carbon is a chemical element, chemical elements just don't appear magically to random places. Carbon is too light to exist in the bedrock by pure geological reasons, some sedimentat
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17y ago
I had to walk a bit to think this through. My mind works best when walking. I think touch screens will be cool toys for the toddlers, but adults will use something different. Think about it, your fingers are blocking your view just when you
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18y ago
Sorry to bother you folks, different web authors licence their stuff with such a variation of licenses that it would be practically impossible to sell customed collections of printed articles. That is kind of funny, because it wold be quite
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Tiny business idea..
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nosse
18y ago
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