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by robobro 12y ago
I kind of see logic or the laws of nature as being "higher forces," but I can't bring myself to believe in sky wizards, ghosts, time travel, psychic powers, and the like. As a philosophy major, I think something dissuading me
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by robobro 12y ago
Now for uTor to see this, that'd be great!
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by robobro 12y ago
Funnily enough, the Guinness Book of World Records started for a similar reason, settling barroom trivia bets
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by robobro 12y ago
Free software vendors make so much more money by bundling other software than they do by selling subscriptions that it’s pretty much the only business plan that anybody can consider using. At least Avast is bundling something good, so we c
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by robobro 12y ago
As a type 1, this article disappointed me
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by robobro 12y ago
Diabetes is an autoimmune disease (source: am diabetic) so this is probably not a viable long term solution
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by robobro 12y ago
Very cute! Will you open the source?
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by robobro 12y ago
http://www.bryanthankins.com/techblog/2009/04/12/the-myth-of... http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/503542/TheplusMythplusof... http://www.safaribooksonline.com&#x2F
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by robobro 12y ago
IMO, they could just get Zenmap, anyway.
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Slackware is 21 Years Old(slackblogs.blogspot.com)
178 points by robobro 12y ago|60 comments
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by robobro 12y ago
It'd be one thing if people were mailing stinky weed and FedEx were turning a blind eye, but how are they supposed to check every package for substances / make sure every recipient has a prescription for controlled ones?
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by robobro 12y ago
There's no reason not to link to the primary source. https://blog.torproject.org/blog/being-targeted-nsa
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by robobro 12y ago
Isn't it all copying on the web/cloud? Your file isn't lost on your end when you give/publish/share/etc.
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by robobro 12y ago
It's Wired. What'd you expect?
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by robobro 12y ago
Does this have to do with LTP? I feel like meditation and NMDA antagonists can sometimes mimic the function of a good nap for me.
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by robobro 12y ago
1. Offer a good product
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by robobro 12y ago
I recommend Blosxom whole-heartedly.
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by robobro 12y ago
Talking about illegal information is an inherently difficult task because illegal information is, as I see it, an illogical concept. With time, we can only hope that laws regarding information transmission loosen up. Familiar with http:&#x
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by robobro 12y ago
Why is this getting voted up? "LOL, I USE A MODEL M KEYBOARD, SO I BETTER UPVOTE THIS"?
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by robobro 12y ago
The name looked familiar... then I realized, there's multiple Finches. https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/Using%20Finch
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by robobro 12y ago
I'm a fan of the Buddhist way: breathe in, breathe out. Vipassana, samatha, and jhana are a bit more complicated than that, but it's enough.
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by robobro 12y ago
+1 for Blosxom. Does anyone else use it?
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by robobro 12y ago
Seconds are base 60 actually, just like minutes
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by robobro 12y ago
If you use Windows, UNIX time probably isn't very relevant to you.
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by robobro 12y ago
I missed where he suggests a better color scheme. He references it for pink commenting.
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by robobro 12y ago
Thanks, wouldn't have caught it otherwise. To whoever changed it: why didn't you just make a second thread?
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by robobro 12y ago
Oh. I've been friends with several 4chan janitors/moderators over the years. But there's also occasionally leaked images of the software behind the scenes.
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by robobro 12y ago
The 4chan staff are all volunteers.
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by robobro 12y ago
> All of our codebase ... has been closed-source from day one. Yes. Why? The imageboard community is full of awful scripts. Yotsuba has a lot of really wonderful features. It would be great for the world if you were to release Yotsuba on
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by robobro 12y ago
Why don't you open source your moderation panel, or at least release screenshots of it? 4chan has had a lot of beautiful code submitted by volunteers every year. It's a shame to keep it all locked up.

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