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by scoggs 9y ago
Technology is really beautiful for reasons precisely like this and I'm really happy that there are real life cases and stories such as yours to underline and define the most positive side. It'll never be talked about nor trotted o
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by scoggs 9y ago
Through my most recent ~3-4 contracts I've come to confidently realize something I'd always suspected: companies that are in a market where advertising and marketing are just expected when comparing what competitors do is the majo
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by scoggs 9y ago
Haha, when pop-culture knowledge meets specialized "high school clique-esque" category of questions. This is kinda funny to me but I feel like it shouldn't be. I'm nearly 100% certain all three of the contestants would r
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by scoggs 9y ago
I can't believe this guy has the nuts to act like he deserves a lick of sympathy. Nuts. I don't know what's worse, him acting that way or a news channel glorifying his actions. What a strange world we live in. I know we live
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by scoggs 9y ago
I always could hear them from the dining room of restaurants even with the bathroom door closed. That's what I always am reminded of when I think of / see them.
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by scoggs 9y ago
>...really shouldn't almost the entire focus be on the terrible design and the people responsible for it in the first place? I was just thinking that! I can just imagine (in my own head, of course) that this guy has been banging pot
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by scoggs 9y ago
I'm thinking about how annoying this would be at any sort of venue or music event. Someone said prior the main reason they'd use their phone in that situation is to group up with others they came with or met there if they get spli
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by scoggs 9y ago
No, not really. If someone goes out for drinks, then dinner, then a show and the night is going really well maybe the parents want to call and check in. They want to see how the nights going for the babysitter and kid. Are the kids asleep?
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by scoggs 9y ago
I think marijuana being a weed :being able to grow as fast as it does while also being an incredibly easy plant to grow (or screw up, depending on how you look at tings) will lend to lots more home growing than we see home brewing, in my op
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by scoggs 9y ago
You just sent me down a 3 minute rabbit hole / day dream about Wall-E, the last robot in the universe connected to the blockchain quietly and very easily mining coins from every type of crytocurrency created over the centuries since th
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by scoggs 9y ago
And it's an SVG (embedded) to boot so there's no real way for most people to grab the source file and upsize it (where possible). EDIT: Also, I realize there are some relatively simple and quick solutions to this, but it's de
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by scoggs 9y ago
I hope they get some extra coin for keeping the place clean enough to not need janitorial services in the secure room.
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by scoggs 9y ago
It's so painful running into brick wall after brick wall of asking "Why do you want X and have you thought of the implications for Y, Z, and A-W?!", only to be met with sighs and eye rolls that we should just know and get it
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by scoggs 9y ago
I'm sure it's written somewhere, tucked away, that keeping prisoners, captives or other types of incarcerated criminals and POW's on a bare minimum diet (2000 calories maybe?) sets a certain sort of tone to either get a desir
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by scoggs 9y ago
I know and have known so many non-convicted people who turn angry, grumpy and sometimes violent when they are even 30 to 60 minutes late eating a meal. One person in particular sticks out. I could easily see how if his diet were suddenly cu
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by scoggs 9y ago
Oof! I'm not envious of the way you must have felt when you realized what had happened. We've all (probably) had the same sort of feeling on a much, much smaller scale and I've never been one to enjoy that heart-sinking-into-
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by scoggs 9y ago
>he didn’t just bless the idea, he practically endorsed it as a “still emerging but very likely positive course of treatment” in his words. I love it! It's really sad and fucked up watching the federal government flail around trying
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by scoggs 9y ago
Agreed. People have been trying and trying but like like traditional letters and snail mail people have been trying to replace that for years unsuccessfully as well. There are use cases for all of the different methods and the level of secu
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by scoggs 9y ago
I think that type of answer from him is worse than explaining the possibility of the shielding breaking or leaking from the accident which could harm people who aren't even involved in the accident. That's a scary prospect which p
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by scoggs 9y ago
Maybe it's something similar to what they do in the ivory tower where they have to show they are looking for candidates in all sorts of different places beside internally to combat cries of nepotism and favoritism? Maybe that's ov
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by scoggs 9y ago
Very cool, right? I had a brain fart when I read the title on the front page thinking it was a self-driving electric plane, for some odd reason, and my heart skipped a beat. >It costs about $3 an hour to run the plane's engine, one-
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by scoggs 9y ago
It shouldn't need to evolve, it should just work well and it always should have.
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by scoggs 9y ago
Colorado blazing the trail again for the entire country? I like it.
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by scoggs 9y ago
Thanks, Harry!
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by scoggs 9y ago
I know that people patent things for various reasons but would people truly expect the holder of that patent to litigate against another company using that method to ensure "more true" randomness in whatever application they were
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by scoggs 9y ago
I'm not positive but wouldn't the edges be most likely to melt and lose their "matching" features given the rapidness with which the ice itself is melting?
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by scoggs 9y ago
He's got plenty of time to rethink that strategy of doing the right thing in exchange for some niceties... I wonder what was the biggest factor in making him decide to reveal the plot instead of trying to execute it.
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by scoggs 9y ago
With how quickly work is expected to get done (in any given field on average) and how careless people who are under that gun of meeting deadlines regardless of any issues cropping up can tend to be I think we are lucky that they were ponder
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by scoggs 9y ago
Sorry for the delayed response but: >the _entire area_ is one or two failures away from Mad Max-level hysteria That hits the nail on the head about what I was trying to say. Thank you for saying it much more succinctly! New Jersey got hi
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by scoggs 9y ago
Any chance there are photos of any sort online? That sounds really interesting and if the photos in the article reminded you of them (the images were gorgeous) I'd imagine they share that trait of gorgeousness.

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