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by qbrass 9y ago
Did they take their paywall down just to avoid the irony or is it down for good?
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by qbrass 9y ago
Not that we've solved those problems and needed a replacement.
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by qbrass 9y ago
Presume they all do and plan your trip accordingly.
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by qbrass 9y ago
It's just Happy Gilmore with lightsabers.
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by qbrass 9y ago
Pedestrian safety standards make them converge towards aerodynamic blobs with tall hoodlines.
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by qbrass 9y ago
More likely it gets off-shored somewhere else.
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by qbrass 9y ago
It's the same thing that happens to actors when people are fans of the characters they play. They forget that the actor in real life isn't the person they know everything about from watching them on TV or whatever.
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by qbrass 9y ago
It also incorrectly predicted it from 2013-2017.
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by qbrass 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toledo_War
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by qbrass 9y ago
Besides having more time to lose them, the farther back you go, the less they were worth, so there was less reason to be careful with them.
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by qbrass 9y ago
The government was made up by conspiracy theorists. It didn't actually exist except as a constant in all their theories, so while people dismissed the theories about the government doing this or that, they eventually forgot that the go
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by qbrass 9y ago
They chose "percentage points" specifically to misrepresent the data, while still being a correct statement.
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by qbrass 9y ago
It only bans nuclear weapons and other WMDs.
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by qbrass 9y ago
They pronounce the prefix 'giga-' wrong, too.
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by qbrass 9y ago
Picking it up is the only part that gets easier.
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by qbrass 9y ago
Assuming mass scales linearly with volume, the cube root of 6 is 1.817ish So moonisaurs would be roughly 82% larger if you just scaled them up until they weighed the same as they did on Earth. It's a really sloppy estimate, but think m
527.
by qbrass 9y ago
Imagine that the Tesla's autopilot returns home after it retrieves the Voyager probe.
528.
by qbrass 9y ago
You might have a case against the shopkeeper if you could prove they have the specific bill that was stolen from you.
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by qbrass 9y ago
You don't have wait for the sampling loop to finish if you're willing to trade time for accuracy.
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by qbrass 9y ago
>But at least you're disagreeing with their real position, not a strawman. A troll would understand your position, prefixed with "So, you believe..." Throw it out once you acknowledged they understood it, and replace it wi
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by qbrass 9y ago
The problem is that a 3 second gap is large enough for someone else to put their car there, so that's what happens.
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by qbrass 9y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bloger
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by qbrass 9y ago
Railroads aren't as good at lobbying as car companies and airlines who don't want the competition.
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by qbrass 9y ago
Real estate.
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by qbrass 9y ago
More so in the 80's.
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by qbrass 9y ago
That may be good enough for you, but it's not good enough for me.
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by qbrass 9y ago
The person arming it, and people trying to disarm it if they're trying to punch in codes but probably not if they're just cutting wires. The people being blown up aren't using the software, even if they're receiving the
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by qbrass 9y ago
:x won't exit if the file is read-only and will write the mess you created trying to quit vi if the file isn't.
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by qbrass 9y ago
So you didn't bother trying to bypass your own rules without breaking them?
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by qbrass 9y ago
The prophecy of Robocop 3 continues.

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