the_hangman

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by the_hangman 12y ago
I have a sneaking feeling that the #YesAllWomen thing might have gone a bit over your head. It wasn't because more women died. It wasn't because of the plight of the western woman. #YesAllWomen was a more-or-less spontaneous respo
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by the_hangman 12y ago
It was from their Miami event from earlier this year; the photos have been on TachWeek's Facebook for a few months.
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by the_hangman 12y ago
While I'm not saying they were chosen at random, the photos were from the TechWeek Miami event. They've been on TechWeek's Facebook page without any sort of problems since March.
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by the_hangman 12y ago
> Also, I had issues with sound going out and not returning until after a reboot on OS X. This drove me nuts. This one bothers me endlessly. I got my first Macbook in '09 and have had two others since, and every single one of them h
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by the_hangman 12y ago
> That is kind of like in grade school, being banned by the teacher for reminding another student that they shit their pants. That is so oddly specific that I have to ask: were you the kid that shit his pants, or the one who had to be to
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by the_hangman 12y ago
> Arguably, the start menu not being full-screen is a bug. A bug introduced in Windows 95 that they waited until 2013 to patch? I think after a certain number of years it might have moved from a bug to a feature. For me, the problem with
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by the_hangman 12y ago
Welcum 2 'merika.
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by the_hangman 13y ago
What the?? Your argument is thoroughly debunked and THIS is your response? When your wife calls you a bitch do you also thank her for the quasi-relevant information? Because that's basically what you just did.
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by the_hangman 13y ago
I'm not sure how familiar you are with the zoom functions on web browsers, but zooming in on many web pages can easily destroy the design. This is especially true when using a lot of media queries in your CSS and when using absolute un
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by the_hangman 13y ago
(Honestly, I have a difficult time taking any person seriously who enjoys the sound of his/her own voice so much.)
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by the_hangman 13y ago
> Bitcoin deals with this issue by having 8 decimal places. The higher the Bitcoin value rises, the smaller the decimal transaction size will become. Each decimal place has a name, with the smallest unit being 1 Satoshi. If 1 Bitcoin was
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by the_hangman 13y ago
> Multitasking is essentially fast app switching on the devices > Copy and paste was a nothing feature > ... although its blatantly been influenced by the direction Apple took, it took Google until Jellybean 4.2 to catch up with th
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by the_hangman 13y ago
I did read your comments, and I still think that you're making sass out to be entirely more complicated than it has to be. It's somewhat clear from your comments that you never gave css preprocessors a fair shake. There is no &#x2
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by the_hangman 13y ago
It's just smell. And media hype. But mostly just smell.
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by the_hangman 13y ago
Notice that you said "if". There haven't been any actual studies conducted to prove or disprove that the Sriracha factory is polluting the air surrounding the factory -- only anecdotal evidence about asthma symptoms flaring u
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by the_hangman 13y ago
> Regeneration is a problem when you have lots of developer workstations, build agents and test machines to deploy the Sass stack to. If you can't make something like sass work with your version control, it's a problem with you
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by the_hangman 13y ago
Ubuntu is alright -- the problem with Linux as an OS 'for the people' is that the people find the command line frightening. Putting a pretty UX on top of Linux and making it easier to use just moves users further and further away
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by the_hangman 13y ago
I'm not really sure you understand the things that you are saying. You're the one saying that it's feasible to gain 34 lbs. of muscle in one month eating only 3500 kcal/day. Then you said that this guy did it working out
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by the_hangman 13y ago
You're really confusing yourself here trying to make these numbers work. Furthermore, it's not really proper to just pull some numbers out of the air with no basis (e.g., 1500 kcal/lb for muscle vs. 3500 kcal/lb for fat)
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by the_hangman 13y ago
I think the most interesting part of the article is when it mentions that anecdotes about an employee's performance most-often dominate these OLRs. It seems that a company with as concrete of a business goal as Amazon's would have
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by the_hangman 13y ago
You should probably direct your anger to the author of the article for exposing this to people like your druggie cousin who comes over for your birthday party if that's your main concern. As long as your password keychain is unsecured,