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by sgibat 16y ago
But more people would wear something that is fashionable so it's worth creating.
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by sgibat 16y ago
http://www.facebook.com/groups The new groups look different, have different features. It should be up for everyone now.
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by sgibat 16y ago
The only people saying it's a net negative are people that don't actually use FB that much. For those of us who like it and use it to communicate with friends and family daily, the new groups features are long awaited. Group chat built into
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by sgibat 16y ago
Why not use a list of the x most common english words between 4 and y letters long?
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by sgibat 16y ago
Many people are aware of this. It's been convenient so many times when needing to show a picture of some cute girl to my friends!
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by sgibat 16y ago
plus it will be easier to integrate the infrastructure when cars go automatic
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The depression map: genes, individualism vs. collectivism, serotonin, pathogens(wired.com)
6 points by sgibat 16y ago|0 comments
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Bandcamp starts charging for free downloads(blog.bandcamp.com)
1 points by sgibat 16y ago|1 comments
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by sgibat 16y ago
Sorta OT: Pomplamoose Shreds: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKD07BYcreg They're talented, but the description cracks me up..
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by sgibat 17y ago
The 29 dollars is for two memory cards in the mail. You can update it for free via a 4GB download and a microSD card reader.
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by sgibat 17y ago
Isn't it more like -- 'if I talk to the Solid State Group, and then steal their idea to use with someone else, are they going to bad mouth me to the whole world?' Which doesn't sound like such a bad bridge to burn. Consider it a preventativ
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by sgibat 17y ago
for my friends and I it's more like a message board to post interesting links and talk about whatever we normally talk about. I rarely reconnect with old friends. edit: but then again, I am only 23.
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by sgibat 17y ago
This isn't new at all. They're just bringing it back. Facebook used to be entirely like this, with popular items reappearing in the news feed, before the switch to the strictly chronological stream of updates. Am I wrong?
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by sgibat 17y ago
You got me curious about who is striking the "right balance" -- well, BEST balance. With near 40 mil at #12 and #2 in satisfaction with life, my vote is with Switzerland.
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by sgibat 17y ago
This is very similar to the game Apples to Apples, except with questions instead of adjectives.
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by sgibat 17y ago
The other way around. Sleep deprivation and fevers can indeed induce hallucinations, but I would speculate that they are not as pleasant or controllable as hallucinations from drugs.
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by sgibat 17y ago
You probably already know this, but just to clarify, LSD flashbacks are not biological, but psychological, similar to Vietnam flashbacks or other PTSD inducing events.
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by sgibat 17y ago
Verizon is doing this too now with DSL and telephone contracts.
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by sgibat 17y ago
this seems to work best when you're not really searching for anything in specific. I searched for a band and it was fun just browsing the results, something I wouldn't normally do in google.
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by sgibat 17y ago
Not related to the point of the article, but don't most people want to go to bars when they are crowded? I do anyway.
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by sgibat 17y ago
I'm not sure which fallacy you're committing, but I'm sure it is one. Someone can wish for others to have the ability to make certain choices while not necessarily wishing to make that choice themselves. Maybe your parent post doesn't want
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by sgibat 17y ago
that isn't entirely true. small groups behave more like communes. think of small tribes or family units. everyone has to pull their weight, but much is done simply for the good of others or for the good of the group as a whole. the dominati
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by sgibat 17y ago
I think he is emphasizing how dull the modern videogame palette really is; there is no third color.
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by sgibat 17y ago
My friends got nicholascage, hamburgers, and thepixies..
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by sgibat 17y ago
His take on the singularity might be interesting.
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by sgibat 17y ago
I found this very compelling, very relevant to my personal life. You should read all four parts.
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by sgibat 18y ago
Probably the best I've seen is the same idea applied to anonymous wikipedia edits: http://www.lkozma.net/wpv/ Not sure if this has been posted.
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by sgibat 18y ago
Then maybe it's because I listen to mostly neo-classical music that I've had success.
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by sgibat 18y ago
Given your comment, this comment is simply a test.
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by sgibat 18y ago
What about an automated coffee shop? A machine that remakes coffee when it gets low with a reserve of beans it grinds automatically, dispensed in different sizes by coin or bill. Have a machine on the inside and on the outside, facing the s

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