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18y ago
Try it again, they just added some stuff to the site
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18y ago
a) I have a theory that hackers have a tendancy to like electronic music more than the average joe. b) Multinational streaming isn't that easy to pull off... c) I think that people sometimes need a break from thought. d) If one decided that
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18y ago
This is a really bizarre clip of their ad: http://www.break.com/index/sfw-porn-clips.html (kinda SFW, but I wouldn't risk it)
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18y ago
Am I the only one who wakes up at a weird time (read: non-multiple of 5) every day? I wake up at 7:01am every morning... it just felt right one day, and now I keep on doing it. BTW, I go to bed by 11pm every evening. For those of you non-ma
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18y ago
Alright... most cognitive biases are potentially dangerous mental flaws.
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What's really fun is an "Hour of Power"... 1 hour of intense nonstop erging (rowing)... It's quite exhilarating. I never understood why people didn't sweat at the gym... but then again I've got sweaty-man syndrome.
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18y ago
Not only that, but cardio work tends to make your body metabolize muscles... not exactly the best thing in the world, but if it works for cardio-people... good for them.
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18y ago
although I agree with most of the stuff he says, weight lifting is definitely worth doing. You have no idea how many times I see a guy at the gym and think to myself "this guy looks like a chicken.". People tend not to work on their lower b
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18y ago
Why yes, yes I did. Thanks.
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18y ago
Technically, Macs were the first Personal Computers, then the IBM-clones came out... the clones were what most people had. Then it was just IBM(and clones) vs Mac, and BAM! people thought PCs were IBM-based machines. Unfortunately for us ge
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18y ago
I totally agree that the screen real-estate is the biggest drawback of netbooks. Projectors might help (or foldable OLED screens)...
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18y ago
The Stranger is a wonderfully annoying book. Well, the book itself isn't annoying its more the character that annoys me... and the light imagery.
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18y ago
linode.com asap
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That's incredibly smart of Nokia. I can see many people being attracted to Nokia's phones because of this free music thing.
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18y ago
Alright, buying ads during a recession is great since everybody else is not buying ads... It'll give your company a boost if you buy more that you would usually and your competitors buy less.
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18y ago
Dude, don't even think about dropping out of high school... at least get your GED and graduate early.
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18y ago
Check out http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/index.jsp . Its not exactly what you're looking for, but it might help. We use this at my office. It is meant for collaboration, but who knows, maybe you'll get some use out of it.
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18y ago
I think we're going to be the largest and richest third world country in the world because of this. Lets hope I'm wrong.
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18y ago
I would love to see what would happen if the ACT was tested there.
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18y ago
Asynchronous processors will be here soon!
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18y ago
this is pretty neat stuff.
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18y ago
Very, very cool. I'd love to get into this field (I'm tryin!).
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18y ago
YES! The NDA has been a PITA, I'm glad its finally gone. RIP iPhone NDA, You will not be missed.
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18y ago
This is a brilliant concept! I wish I had thought of this.
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18y ago
if you're at all interested in self-growth, watch this with intensity.
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18y ago
Infinity is not a number... its a concept. Say you were to count every integer, you would count to infinity. Now what if you were to count every number between 0 and 1? Would it still be infinity? I've always thought in degrees of infinity,
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18y ago
because the math police will come after us.
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18y ago
I generally use legos to teach robotics to my students, the NXTs are cool but try to find the old-school ones with the yellow brick. Those are much more awesome.
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18y ago
That's... interesting. Its too much of a uni-tasker for me though.
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18y ago
Why yes, yes it is. Has anybody seen Dark City? There's a great example of one in there. Its where the guy loses his wallet.
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