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by passwordreset 10y ago
John Bogle is either clearly incorrect, or the quotation may be taken out of context and may be unrelated (I don't know); however, the price that the seller sells at is usually not the price that he originally bought at. This differen
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by passwordreset 10y ago
No, I think the buyer and seller should agree on what the being currency traded is, and how it's valued. I bid 40 quatloos for the newcomer.
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by passwordreset 10y ago
No, really, it's what part of America again? The _North_, you say?
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by passwordreset 10y ago
98. Checking for primality ain't one.
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by passwordreset 10y ago
Beautiful!
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by passwordreset 10y ago
They demonstrated several use cases, live: furniture size checking, education about dinosaurs, distance measurements, and entertainment. Really, did you not see that?
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by passwordreset 10y ago
related, admin your server with minecraft: https://github.com/simplyianm/sysadmincraft
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by passwordreset 10y ago
What? The government pwning some terrorists iPhone will prevent terrorist attacks from happening again? How? I'm completely gobsmacked at the line of reasoning here.
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by passwordreset 11y ago
Wow. Should one got an exploding offer, the correct behavior IMO is to tell the recruiter to eat sh!t, or possibly, tell the recruiter that his attitude sucks, and because of it, you'll be waiting until the day after the deadline to m
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by passwordreset 11y ago
Be correct or go home.
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by passwordreset 11y ago
I thought the failure of Davros was the result of Dr Who. Wow, was I wrong!
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by passwordreset 11y ago
Where the hell is Anonymous in all this? Shouldn't they be out there doxxing and haxxoring and whatever it is that they do to these kinds of people? I'd figure if someone stands up and says "Encryption should be illegal&quo
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by passwordreset 11y ago
"rumors are" == "not true"
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by passwordreset 11y ago
Surely? No. Possibly? Yes. Likely? Both.
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by passwordreset 11y ago
Don't feed the trolls, they'll only come back for more.
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by passwordreset 11y ago
What the hell, man? "His fault is a mental disorder". "Behavior that ... is out of his control." "..blaming the patient for being sick." So you're already calling the guy a sick, mentally disabled, out
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by passwordreset 11y ago
No, he couldn't, because that would have been against the law.
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by passwordreset 11y ago
The press.
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by passwordreset 11y ago
The phrase makes literal sense. Radio is a physical connection. Computers can be built without the wireless transceivers in order to avoid that physical connection.
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by passwordreset 12y ago
I would greatly appreciate a link to anywhere that explains how to demonstrate "spooky action at a distance" in my garage or at a makerspace. Provided the materials aren't too expensive, I'd love to do a lab experiment
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by passwordreset 12y ago
That sure sounds like bread and fish piracy to me. We better lock this guy up. You say his name is Jesus. Is he Mexican, or is that an alias? (BTW, Jesus is dead, his father was some schmuck who knocked up some girl that we now call &quo
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by passwordreset 12y ago
The "HN crowd" consists of more than one person and can therefore have more than one opinion. Surprise!
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by passwordreset 12y ago
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/matchstick/matchstick-t... Update 16. It went out on Friday.
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by passwordreset 12y ago
Didn't make it past the 1st sentence. Any article that begins with "It is now one hundred years since drugs were first banned" is going to be so full of similar misinformation that I'm surprised the author hasn't e
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FTC now shaming banned debt collectors(ftc.gov)
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by passwordreset 12y ago
Um, no. The model suggests that particles would be entirely predictable unless acted upon by an outside force. It doesn't matter at all if "signal-sending things" are deterministic or not. This "free will" wouldn