pattisapu

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by pattisapu 8y ago
Art imitates life or life imitates art . . . who knows . . .
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by pattisapu 8y ago
"Don't try." -Bukowski
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by pattisapu 8y ago
Nah.
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by pattisapu 8y ago
Good points--but you might still spew out your signal out all over the universe if you were still searching for advanced life.
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by pattisapu 8y ago
"Stop destroying civilizations, and start to accept civilizations as they exist." Civilizations, as they exist and have existed, unfortunately, appear almost inevitably to involve war.
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by pattisapu 8y ago
Nethack isn't on this year-by-year list because it transcends them all, as the best game of all time.
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by pattisapu 8y ago
I never knew there's a sculpture of a fearless girl staring down the charging bull in front of the stock exchange building -- the media always just shows the bull.
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by pattisapu 8y ago
How does do-whatever-you-want make adoption more difficult?
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by pattisapu 8y ago
Legal advice would be useful, at least in conjunction with any other advice. Some lawyers charge a flat fee for a one-off consultation about questions such as yours in connection with a potential separation employment, including the "s
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by pattisapu 8y ago
"The number of books is infinite." -Joseph Joubert
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by pattisapu 8y ago
Mechanical keyboards. (Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.)
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by pattisapu 8y ago
No operating-system specific bar on the top of the window is kind of nice for screen casting.
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by pattisapu 8y ago
Incidentally, the answer to the question of existence is 42 [1]. [1] http://hitchhikers.wikia.com/wiki/42
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by pattisapu 9y ago
This is just a small issue (if it is an issue at all) -- maybe do something with the name to distinguish it from Textile the markup language?
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by pattisapu 9y ago
> (Oh, and also Mayer was an idiot.) Elaborate?
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Accusations of molestation or being creepy are much greater risks for men considering the field.
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by pattisapu 9y ago
I saw a therapist for some time who was taught by an old German psychotherapist who, when asked about whether he could do it over the phone, responded no -- it must be in person -- "If you can't kill them or fuck them, you can&#x2
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by pattisapu 9y ago
> Immutable history is not always a compelling requirement, in fact sometimes it is at odds with many a use case. Good point. Perhaps the technology will account for this somehow, and thus be distinguishable in some way from other blockc
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by pattisapu 9y ago
TextWrangler has now been sunsetted. :-( https://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/
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by pattisapu 9y ago
I wonder if she would have thought of structured games as the "wrong" sort of play, making "work" out of play.
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Sheila Fitzpatrick's review of The House of Government is less gushing, or at least it maintains a critical distance from the work: https://www.lrb.co.uk/v39/n15/sheila-fitzpatrick/good-commun...
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by pattisapu 9y ago
In the writings of Arthur & Marilouise Kroker I see references to an alleged secret pact between the United States and the Soviet Union that if aliens were to invade, the countries would agree to join forces to defend Earth. Is this tru
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Because that's kind of lame and assumes so much about the value of your time and the reader's time, not to mention feelings and values.
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Yeah, it was kind of funny seeing this sailor, well, cursing like a sailor.
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by pattisapu 9y ago
If you ever have a chance, I strongly recommend David Hackett Fischer's _Historians' Fallacies_: https://www.amazon.com/Historians-Fallacies-Toward-Historica... What historians have had to figure out, and sometime
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Interesting article from a Buddhist on why he does not have a cell phone: http://www.ctheory.net/articles.aspx?id=620
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by pattisapu 9y ago
"We are not final because we are infallible, but we are infallible only because we are final." - Justice Robert H. Jackson
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by pattisapu 9y ago
"Yo dawg, I heard you like Tcl..."
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Did you get it through an Rx from a doctor?
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by pattisapu 9y ago
Interesting. I'm an American labor lawyer and often find myself thankful when an employer actually keeps accurate time cards. "Time shaving" and wage theft are so rampant today and are a significant part of the billions of do

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