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omegant
15y ago
I've done it in an almos empty disco, with some strobes and a cord with a key(or any other weight) at the end. I turned around the key (like using a sling). Playing a bit is pretty easy to make the key stop in the air like pointing in the d
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omegant
15y ago
I agree in the part, that is more human to share with those that don't have. But giving all the basics to those able to work will back fire ( as it currently does in countries like spain), people will go to great lengths to cualify as a "p
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15y ago
Well we enjoy the effects of the "social" engine of grouth in Spain now a days(among the other problems as a construction bubble, etc..) Basically you have people trying all sort of tricks to recieve a salary from the government just becaus
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15y ago
It would be great if (new)cities where designed in small nucleus of 2 or 3 miles in diameter with homes around the business and commercial center, all surrounded by more or less green zones. This nucleus could be connected by subway or trai
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omegant
15y ago
Please Add some kind of contact info to your profile;).
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omegant
15y ago
Ooops I ment the Falklands! Yep I know what you mean about respect and I think that facebook lack of "respect" is because it was the first socual network to pick right how people want to know everything from their friends and relatives. But
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15y ago
It is very interesting that very same lack of privacity that is experienced with facebook is very similar to the kind of privacy you "enjoy" on small comunities( you can find recent articles on how is living in the malvines and it is pretty
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15y ago
It is necessary to be all 3 founders present?, Can he still join you and work from home?. I'm father of 2 and can't drop my job till I have a MVP and some founding (and then I'll only drop for a year or so)but this is not going to stop me
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15y ago
I don't know if that is the case with state ships. Recently Spain has recovered a gold and silver treasure from the odissey company(they recovered it from a spanish sunked 1800s tall ship)
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15y ago
maybe it is worth keeping an emergency flashlight on you always. One of those small led flashlight that give like 100 lumens or so.
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omegant
15y ago
Nice songs, I would love to see them a bit more produced though. The guitars are beatifully recorded but the voice is somewhat more irregular. Keep the good job!
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omegant
15y ago
Is this site intended for newbies?, I can give my opinion as one.
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omegant
15y ago
post here in who is hiring!
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omegant
15y ago
Don´t worry we are far off in Spain... :(
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omegant
15y ago
I completely agree! As noob who has been looking around how to teach himself, python is the easiest to understand and read at first. It doesn't have that woods of (}]$| . Also doesn't have that static class whatever that I had to mess with
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omegant
15y ago
Certainly great pics!, There is only missing some AT-ATs and storm troopers in some of them...
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omegant
15y ago
Yep you are right, I am reading writting from the Iphone and made that mistake.
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omegant
15y ago
Thank you!, since I read "the code book" by Simon Sinth, all this kind of deciphering just seems awesome to me. I'll check your articles for sure!
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omegant
15y ago
Cool! I just installed vim today and this will be great as I am Still a bit lost. That : remaping seems an instant classic for me!
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15y ago
What tools do you use for this kind of deciphering?, pencil and paper, some kind of mode for vim ( or any other editor), or special software?
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15y ago
Has anybody read "pain free" by Pete Egoscue? His aproach is that due to the continuous bad position certain back and shoulder muscles become weak and the other (not properly suited) have to make the force of the original ones. They finally
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omegant
15y ago
Doctor Evil´s one.
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omegant
15y ago
Are you Tim Ferris of 4 hour fame?
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15y ago
That is what I imagined in the first place. How cool it would be to have your garden or diy proyect being taken care by small autonomous machines like that. No danger of being smashed if something goes wrong, cheaper parts, if one has a mec
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15y ago
+1 on everything on the post. I lost 17 kg on the paleo diet( net loss, as I have gained a fair amount of muscle following gymnastic bodies WODs), but it's sometimes difficult to follow when you are traveling a lot, as I do. You don't real
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15y ago
I've flown MD 88's that had been storaged like that. Wow they failed so often! once they had pass the initial maintenance and start flying, you still have to change docens of electronic parts ( like sensors, switches, or computers!) along t
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15y ago
Do you have encyclopedia? how old?
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15y ago
Still easier to have temperature and pressure sensors at the weapon( they fit in a wrist watch so there should be no problem to do the same at a high tech gun) and send a rectified time input to the bullet IMHO.
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omegant
15y ago
Aye! that bloody cockney...
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omegant
15y ago
Why Is this site so wrong with iphone safary?( stuck page, difficult to scroll down, unable to go back to HN...). I always promise myself I'll not touch again this web with a 5' pole( and always forget :/)
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