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pawn
11y ago
They don't listen (hear) because their ears are clogged would be the punny second meaning.
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pawn
11y ago
I'll probably get flamed for this, but this story reminds me of good ol' Proverbs 25:21,22! If your enemy is hungry, give him food to eat; if he is thirsty, give him water to drink. 22 In doing this, you will heap burning coa
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pawn
11y ago
I remember once thinking as a pretty young kid that the statistics for making it in sports vs how many kids would surely be trying didn't add up to something favorable. I reasoned then that it would make more sense to go for something
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pawn
11y ago
I play chess. Bet that's a shocker when you look at my user name... I don't think that chess skills transfer to programming skills - I wouldn't recommend someone play chess as a way to get better at programming or vice versa
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pawn
11y ago
I don't believe he was saying anything regarding whether or not he believes it is a racist symbol. He said, "I think games, documentaries and such are not showing the flag to be racist." Can a documentary portray the Civil
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pawn
11y ago
Towards the beginning of the game, I like to try to control the center of the board. I use pawns and knights to make sure I control the middle four squares. Meanwhile, I'm looking for moves that will let me get a material gain on the
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11y ago
At a big company, you're getting multiple approvals from multiple people in different areas of the company. If it was as simple as "Get the approval from the President" that'd be one thing, but there's most like a
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pawn
11y ago
I want to be sure I understand you correctly, because I'm not too confident in this subject. You're stating that if my device is designed to run on lower than 2.4A, but I charge it using a 2.4A charger, it'll frequently char
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pawn
11y ago
4-6 hours I drink coffee all day long to compensate.
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pawn
12y ago
When I talk to teenagers, they view the 80s and 90s as ancient history. They talk about the N64 and the Playstation 2 as if those are classics. It's really weird. I was recently a chaperone for a teenager weekend event which included
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NASA wants to build airship cities in the Venus sky
(engadget.com)
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12y ago
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pawn
12y ago
I'm amazed at how often I hear "you can't taste the difference" with something that obviously tastes different. Its like a color blind person saying "you can't tell the difference between red and green" i
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pawn
12y ago
I have a 3 year old niece who plots my demise not unlike Stewey from Family Guy. She's so much more ornery than her older brother and sister are/were.
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pawn
12y ago
This can't be overstated. In college, the smartest guy I knew was also the laziest. He used to tell me different ideas he had for how to be the laziest person imaginable while still living a comfortable life, which were always amusin
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pawn
12y ago
In case you're wondering why you were downvoted, it's not that people disagree with you, but that people don't want to see comments of agreement or disagreement without anything else to say.
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pawn
12y ago
They don't expect people to stay under a limit. They set limits based on what they expect 15% of people to break, actually. At least, that's how it works when they put any thought into it at all. Sometimes they just assign an a
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12y ago
The moral reward, in this case, should hopefully come from the donation itself more than challenging someone else to do it. There's also the social reward of being a part of what everybody else is a part of.
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pawn
12y ago
I don't know anything about Scottish politics, but as a generality, it looks like most larger cities vote Yes while the smaller towns have people voting No. Can anyone with insight explain why that'd be?
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pawn
12y ago
I would count that, yes. Any time you think "I need to do X" but don't know the syntax, do you hopelessly read through help docs or do you Google it and keep going?
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pawn
12y ago
Show of hands. Who DOESN'T copy snippets of code from the net occasionally? Anybody? Cobol programmer in the back, your hand has been noted, you can put it down now...
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12y ago
I had a dream one time when I was a kid that I trained a puppy to play Street Fighter 2. I'd never imagine it would ever be linked to anything this close to reality.
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Restaurant In China Where Food Is Prepared And Served By Robots
(businessinsider.com)
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12y ago
It's always been my understanding that the normal laws of physics don't work at big bang time as well. One thing I've wondered about is how people are so adamantly confident in the theory of the Big Bang in light of this. I
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Europe Court Rules Browsing Internet Doesn't Infringe Copyright
(techcrunch.com)
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I know a lot of people who would be okay with us going the cheaper route of putting a bullet in their head rather than the more costly method of injection.
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12y ago
Some people like to be told "Happy Birthday" even if they know most people only "remembered" because of a notification. Sometimes, it can be useful to be reminded of a birthday for somebody you actually want to get a gif
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12y ago
I understand where you're coming from, but also the person you replied to. RSS the idea is great. To be able to stream things in from different sources as you see fit is much better than letting some other person's random algorit
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NSA Details of collecting from Microsoft’s Skype, SkyDrive, And Outlook.com
(techcrunch.com)
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Second House committee approves bill to end NSA bulk collection
(pcworld.com)
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12y ago
Plausible
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