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13y ago
I would bet that the majority of young consumers that do have cable subscriptions do it solely for ESPN and the other sports channels.
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13y ago
That's cool, I think. Do you have any links to examples from other CPUs/GPUs?
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13y ago
At least they'd have a culture then.
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13y ago
Brand new. I bought 10 new CFLs at Home Depot a few weeks ago and returned them a half hour later.
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13y ago
I also hate the hum of fluorescent ballasts and the cheaper CFLs, in my experience, have a louder hum that I drives me insane.
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13y ago
I'm with you on this one. You're hoping that somebody 1) has a static website 2) wants to change hosting 3) doesn't have access to the source 4) just happens to call you That's not a very solid customer.
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CodeMontana - Exposing Montana high school students to programming
(codemontana.org)
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13y ago
The point is that they linked to the source, which did not specify that it was licensed under Creative Commons, and offered a convenient way to contact the photographer.
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13y ago
"Just one leaf, man. Just one. I'll do anything you want."
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13y ago
What is the point he is trying to make in this incoherent mess?
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13y ago
Which browsers in particular?
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13y ago
I bought a set of these a few weeks ago. https://www.tindie.com/products/NsN/pcb-color-sample-set/?pt...
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13y ago
Toad is a fucking cheater. He's always cutting corners.
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13y ago
My wife will do that. Advertising works extremely well on her.
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13y ago
I should've phrased it better, but I was asking him as a person of minority by choice. I fully understand making a site accessible for those who need it, but I don't understand the NoScript people.
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13y ago
Not everything in this world has to cater to me. I'd prefer it if everyone stopped trying to be all things.
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13y ago
In all honesty, why should I care about you, the tiny minority? Why should I waste any time at all worrying about you?
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13y ago
I think the concept owning your car will become mostly a thing of the past. Most of the time, I just need a car to get me from point A to point B. When the car is not performing that function, it's just sitting, taking up space. Rath
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13y ago
This is not helpful.
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13y ago
No joke. It's this guy: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=losethos
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13y ago
I always think of Louis CK's bit about 'The N-word'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF1NUposXVQ
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13y ago
For example, Ansel Adams printing notes: http://notesonphotographs.org/index.php?title=Sexton,_John._...
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13y ago
I was in the same boat until I ran into a problem that was perfectly solved by promises. Took a while to get to that point, though.
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13y ago
With PvP or without?
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13y ago
Wow. The windshield doesn't even crack.
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13y ago
People are so damn clever.
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13y ago
No idea who might've done this? It's absolutely incredible.
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13y ago
With the eventual goal of returning the second stage, as well.
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13y ago
Unless I'm a Tier 1 service provider, I have to pay for those bits moving out of my network.
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13y ago
I was thinking utilities in terms of electricity, gas, water or sewer.
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