skore

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by skore 14y ago
No, but... just for a while... just to spite them...
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by skore 14y ago
Comments like this make me think that the cost should indeed be borne by single men, exclusively .
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by skore 14y ago
Rather than assuming, why don't you check out their website (linked somewhere else in this topic)? As for chaining up heat pipes... not really sure how to respond to that.
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by skore 14y ago
Uhm, that just moves the heat to another place... usually rather closeby. Not really a solution for datacenters (although they are used there, too, sometimes - but just to move the heat slightly further away from components so the main cool
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by skore 14y ago
> It damn well should be. The link is the basis of the www. I think it is just as much the basis of the www to show a link as it is to not show it.
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by skore 14y ago
To be fair, though, SimpleMachines is a very atrocious piece of software (not to mention their equally atrocious licensing, although it seems they're in the process of changing that[0]...), so it's no wonder. I could say similar things abou
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by skore 14y ago
Usually: Hollywood.
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by skore 14y ago
Except for the HUD, which is the entire point of Glass.
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by skore 14y ago
That's beside the point. The original post was about defending his public statement of his ability. The one you are replying to tried to counter it by saying that a public showing of humility is usually the better option. Because regardless
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by skore 14y ago
No, this is HN, where you have to be careful with your Godwin's Law. Particularly when it comes to humor wrapping a weak point.
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by skore 14y ago
Ouch, right in what I assumed to be pitch perfect geekdom. I had that coming.
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by skore 14y ago
I got a 17" Macbook Pro in 2009 (when they were still riding the wave of the iPhone) because it was a solid piece of hardware and gave me a sweet spot of down-the-road-choice (I exchanged the cd bay with another hdd, added Ram, installed Li
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by skore 14y ago
Well? What about Loom?
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by skore 14y ago
> First of all, it's gonna eat up your desktop space like crazy, for what advantage really? That was my first impression as well. They want to make it enter the third dimension. Their solution for that is - hog more of that third dimens
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by skore 14y ago
From the article: > Run a search on Pinterest it gives you totally irrelevant search relevant. > If Pinterest needs to move forward then their search factor needs to improve else its just another bookmarking website with a different
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by skore 14y ago
That seems to be contradictory: > Everything I've done in my adult life has been motivated by my desire to be attractive to women that I'm interested in;
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by skore 14y ago
The touchscreen maybe, but why the high resolution?
528.
by skore 14y ago
Well, obviously it's marketed as a device that is supposed to have the lion share of its data in the cloud. In that regard, 32GB is plenty. I like to think of it as something that could make a pretty neat remote desktop workstation. I've ac
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by skore 14y ago
It's probably related to having it adapt to the screen size - changing the size of your window also changes the text. Again, don't understand the intentions of that either.
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by skore 14y ago
> Heck, why would even GAME manufactures care if people cheat in video games? Singleplayer, maybe. But Multiplayer? Very annoying for everybody involved. Having a multiplayer opponent cheat is like having a singleplayer bug that means
531.
by skore 14y ago
Red. Herring.
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by skore 14y ago
You are being downvoted because it is generally understood that there are indeed rather serious consequences for victims of credit card fraud[1]. If you have a viewpoint that is polar opposite to how everybody else understands something, ma
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by skore 14y ago
Fair point indeed. Although I really had to re-read a number of the points a couple of times before I got what he was saying. Which might a good sign that putting them out verbatim isn't the best blog material. Not really material for the H
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by skore 14y ago
If that's the impression you get of me from one comment, then I'm afraid it seems a lot like projection. I enjoy debating online (debating in general, actually) - in a limited fashion, mostly for procrastination, at times. As with all thing
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by skore 14y ago
Thank you, but I'd really like others to chime in here. I did look through your site and yes, some of the posts do reference some projects. Again an instance of hinting at doing work instead of talking about it. I did write "only one" blog
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by skore 14y ago
I really try to be nice and give an article by Sebastian Marshall a fair chance when it crops up on HN. But every single time, I'm disappointed. There is little to no editing, no digestion process that I can detect that would turn what I fi
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by skore 14y ago
Doctors are not the ones getting filthy rich of this. At least not most of them. The money is sucked out of the system somewhere else (making it unstable for everybody involved - even doctors). But that's besides the point anyways - the fac
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by skore 14y ago
I like the thought that was the other reply to your initial comment: But what if that sore throat isn't just a sore throat, but something that will either get very expensive to fix, or kill you outright, the longer you wait? There are plent
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by skore 14y ago
If you're into that sort of thing, just look through my comment history, it's not that far down. I'm pretty much done with that discussion.
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by skore 14y ago
Ditto for nuclear. Had my fair share of discussion with neckbeards on the Internet touting how incredibly clean nuclear energy is. You know, as long as you leave out the mining (radon emissions being one of the commonly known issues, the ch

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