okonomiyaki3000

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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
That explains a lot. I guess I need to start getting better sleep. Maybe I'll start next week. Or maybe the week after that.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
It does, eh? Hold my beer. No wait, I'm gonna need that.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
It sounds like they're doing this with very good intentions and so they will surely pave the way to... somewhere... a better world maybe? I don't know, that doesn't quite sound right...
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
The remake of Driving Miss Daisy just isn't going to be the same...
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
> when they released the first machine without a floppy I had already said good riddance to lame 1.5MB slower than christmas devices. Yeah, but you're probably a nerd. I was working in a university computer lab at the time and peopl
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
> One less dependency, network request and more efficient code is always worth the effort. Except that 90% of sites that use BS5 will continue to use JQ for other things anyway so, in reality, you won't have less code, fewer request
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Don't worry, guys, there are infinite parallel universes in which each and every one of those possibilities (and many others) all happened. Take comfort in that. Or don't, it doesn't matter. Another you in another universe wi
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Lol, no. The TV series has nothing to do withe movie other than the basic premise. It throws the best thing about the movie right out the window immediately.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Japan still loves its faxes. Gotta maintain a sense of tradition, I guess. Take pride in doing things the same way their forefathers did.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
News about the economy is only political if you dislike the current administration and hope to blame them for all economic bad news while finding ways to avoid crediting them for any good news or the exact opposite of that. If you look at e
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
If being hard to read makes something easier to remember, my Japanese would be a lot better by now.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
I was thinking it was more like they just announced new iPhones and now they're giving people a reason to upgrade.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
I think Apple remotely activated battery killing mode on mine. The battery was already in bad shape but since this morning it's been ticking down like a clock. It's much worse than yesterday. Anyone else? Am I just paranoid? Seems
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Don't respond right away, it looks desperate. Wait a day or two. Does anybody know if SETI automatically sends read receipts? Turn that off if at all possible.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
But what if your Big Bang was only a local bang among an infinite number of bangs so far apart from one another that the light from any of them would take 100s of billions of your earth years to reach its nearest neighbor. Then, even now, t
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
This is why we should all speak like Yoda. There is no ambiguity between: By definition, infinite the universe is not. And Infinite by definition, the universe is not.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Give him a break, he only uses 10% of his brain, you know. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-people-only-us...
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Zoox? Those "Web 2.0 Name Generators" are fine if your company makes games or some nerdy stuff but I don't know how comfortable most people would be turning operation of their vehicle over to something that sounds like it was
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
No. You're thinking of jokes.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
It was done to make a point in a clever way. I think you should appreciate the level of skill it takes to RickRoll Hacker News and not get voted off immediately.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
That's true. Terrible songs (like Sylk-E Fyne's "Romeo and Juliet") are completely forgotten very soon while the really good songs are never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Why is it a fox at all? Shouldn't it be a lesser panda?
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
This is great news for everyone on the Paleo Diet.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
This is very helpful and hope you'll consider making a whole series of generators for the trickier parts of css for example: gradientit animatit transformtit flexboxtit box-shadowtit
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
If you want to travel back and forth between inhabitable stars, forget rockets. They're just never going to get you moving fast enough. I'm basically talking about a propulsion system that we haven't imagined yet. Because not
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
The brighter a craft is, the less efficient it is. Every photon it emits in a random direction is energy that could have been better used to push it toward its destination. So, if any civilization out there really is super advanced, their s
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
a) There are only around 500 stars within the 100-or-so-light-year radius that our transmissions have reached. Does intelligent life arise on 1/500 planets? I'd say not even close. b) Maybe they have no way to reach us. Despite sc
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
What is the correlation between countries with partially privatized penal systems and strong drug laws? Yes, I realize that drugs have been illegal longer than prisons have been privately run in most cases but prison privatization is a fact
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
I wonder if I was truly wrong in this post or if I'm only voted down for stating a truth that nobody wants to admit.
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by okonomiyaki3000 8y ago
Nuh uh!!! My billionaire can beat up your billionaire!!

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