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by rhcom2 9y ago
Nice, time to buy some perfboard and ditch the breadboard so it stays together.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I don't know, it sounds like she said yes to the first date? Maybe I'm missing part of the story. http://people.com/human-interest/melinda-gates-love-story-bi...
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by rhcom2 9y ago
If the women isn't interested, you stop. Seems like many men have a problem with rejection and accepting no, that's usually when it becomes creepy. Had Gates asked his now SO out and she said no and then he politely went on his wa
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Should make a cool color 3d print.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
That quote hit home for me too. And one a little later that expands on the same idea: > "Assange, by contrast [to Snowden], appears to have no interest in anyone’s privacy but his own and his sources’. Private communications, person
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I thought it was some type of tobacco at first.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
They're actually not completely illegal. You need an NFA stamp for things like full automatic rifles, machine guns, most silencers, short barreled guns, and the stamps are often very expensive. Which is why you probably don't see
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I couldn't agree more with this. As a liberal gun owner I've often thought that some sort of class for other progressives on gun safety, gun history and gun culture would lead to better and effective gun laws. Yeah 50 caliber snip
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Why are those the only two options? Why can't we continue make manufacturing safer like we have been since the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire?
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by rhcom2 9y ago
> One of the main techniques, explains Wayne - a scam baiter who often works with Jill - is by leaking scammers' details and their conversation scripts online. > The aim is for these to filter through to search-engine results, so
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I had a more cynical view that it was so the credit card companies had the fewest amount of people opt out. They could have made that site apply to anyone worldwide but that would hurt themselves.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I think that's an excellent way to view that project. Maybe something down the line can use some of Urbit's ideas.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
You might want to read about urbit [ https://www.urbit.org/ ]. I think it might be similar to your thinking.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
That website was set up as a result of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (which also allows people in the US a free credit report once a year) which only applies to Americans.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
We found the QA engineer.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Just the text book creators being influenced by their biggest consumer. "Texas buys 48 million textbooks every year. No other state, except California, wields that sort of market clout."[1] http://www.nea.org/home&
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I don't think "hugely popular" is an overstatement if the number is really nearly 70% in favor. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics...
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Just someone safe to talk to would be a good start. Maybe if students had an anonymous, easily accessible access to a therapist.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Hopefully he'll see some restitution too and it won't be only current drivers.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
This is a lot easier now. If you have played the game for less than 2 hours and purchased it within 14 days Steam will refund you pretty much no questions asked.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Wow. Those accuracy number are crazy, I had no idea they would be so low (<5%).
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I think of the current scene dominated by a lower barrier of entry to market and the current rise of indie and "early access" games so maybe it won't be defined by games at all but by the dominance of Steam.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Try go with a talkative friend who can take your mind off it and definitely let the one sticking you know.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Also a card holder and I'm very much looking forward to the movement into the mainstream so we can get rid of a lot of the hippish pseudoscience and actually have medical studies on the stuff.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Something I never really thought of but that definitely looks like the trend: http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/10/29/technology-device-owne...
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Maybe not nihilist but claiming people's opinions are not sincerely held beliefs based on nothing more than you disagreeing with them seems pretty pessimistic to me. It's just the new way to say SJW.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
To get to that point though I'm sure the bank would be calling you for their money, sending you letters, serving you with legal documents, ect and I think most people should notice if their account suddenly had extra unbudgeted money t
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by rhcom2 9y ago
I love KSP but when people ask me if they should buy it I try to be as honest about the brutal learning curve as possible. It is definitely not for everyone.
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by rhcom2 9y ago
Wikipedia has a pretty good graphic depicting the difference under the water: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Types_of_offshore_oil_and...
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by rhcom2 9y ago
What kind of things do you get to control with your voice? ED in VR looked cool as hell.

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