overdunk

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by overdunk 9y ago
But for christ's sake, I hope these god damned engines can handle an amount of coin-sized pebbles or gravel swept up into the intake by fortuitous air currents.
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by overdunk 9y ago
I won't argue with you. I'm not quoting hard statistics, it's just a turn of phrase, given the context.
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by overdunk 9y ago
This neglects the porn-as-spectacle aspect of entertainment value extracted by viewers of pornography. But " large number " is a poorly defined qualifier. 10,000 individuals interested in an odd combination of diaper play involv
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by overdunk 9y ago
I'd say this is the new alcoholism, except ordinary people who would have trivial access to alcohol no matter how regulated, would not be able to refine opiates into the doses these new drugs provide. There are people out there who kno
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by overdunk 9y ago
Is this sarcasm? It's pretty nice not having a phone at all, and checking on the internet maybe once a day or less.
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by overdunk 9y ago
Probably accurate. And based on the quip from the article where the original nickname for the game was " Sonic's Ass " the rest falls into place. Basically, I remember the main character kind of just hovering in place, and pe
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by overdunk 9y ago
Wikipedia isn't camel-cased.
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by overdunk 9y ago
Crash Bandicoot had repellent level design. Placing it next to Super Nintendo's Super Mario World is like placing catfood on the same table as Thankgiving dinner. Believe me, I suffered through more than 15 minutes of the game.
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by overdunk 9y ago
Snips is an AI not a AI
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by overdunk 9y ago
Jargonification always feels like job security by obscurity. In other words, not actually job security, but a contrivance thereof.
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by overdunk 9y ago
I'd argue against the use of LOL for any writing that involves an exchange of money, at any level, reader, author, publisher, printer, paywall, et c. But with regard to trivia, such as The Sokal Hoax, it is always, always, always the j
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by overdunk 9y ago
You are correct, sir. And thinking about OP's statement a little more, maybe staying off the road is a good idea in the sense that a two minute eclipse can distract drivers on the road. But in general, unless you happen to glance at th
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by overdunk 9y ago
90% of the US lives within an 8hr drive of totality, so traffic will be horrible Oh, come on. Less than 5% of America actually cares enough about astronomical events to drive 30 minutes to see something. Much less book a hotel stay.
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by overdunk 9y ago
Uh, " plain text " is not a pair of words that I would use to describe " structured data " at all. I don't even know what someone would intend to mean in such a situation. If someone told me they needed me to parse