ronnoles

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   by ronnoles 12y ago

   Looks interesting, but isn't it just like Slackline? http://www.slackline.io/
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   by ronnoles 15y ago

   Fine idea but I don't spend any time on my clothes anyway.
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   by ronnoles 15y ago

   Am I the only one who's really tired of the 37signals people tossing their dime-store philosophy on us?
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   by ronnoles 15y ago

   Let me get this straight. If you don't feel like doing something don't do it, even if it's good for you. Great. I'll start eating pizza three times a day, stop bathing, and jerk off more. I used to love HN, but this fake, new-age like philo
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   by ronnoles 15y ago

   If this was anything like a typical process, drilling fluid would be pumped under pressure down the drill pipe. Not a few drops - rather hundreds (or thousands) of liters. Obviously, this is not hard-rock drilling so I'd assume the volume o
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   by ronnoles 15y ago

   I did read the article, but it's simply wishful thinking to believe that all toxic substances could be flushed from a 3,800m deep hole. They say 1.5 cubic meters of lubricants and antifreeze came to the surface. Where did the rest go?
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   by ronnoles 15y ago

   It'll be exciting to find out what life forms are hiding down there, but by cracking the seal, we've already changed that ecosystem. Pumping hundreds of litres of kerosene into the ice was probably not the best way to introduce ourselves.