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by txru 11y ago
Yep. It's just a nice reminder for me to quietly stay subscribed to r/scala, r/learnprogramming, and r/AskHistorians.
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by txru 11y ago
Here's /r/all as of about a half hour ago. Not cool. http://imgur.com/a/5KMCS#0
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by txru 11y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Luxe-MB110-Non-Electric-Mechanical-Att... These definitely aren't nearly as nice as the Japanese toilet (which is mostly noticed in that the temperature of the bidet water is at pipe temperature),
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by txru 11y ago
FWIW, the article disagrees with this reading of the conspiracy. > While it's true that National City continued ripping up lines and replacing them with buses — and that, long-term, GM benefited from the decline of mass transit — it
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by txru 11y ago
When I read Rainbow Six, I remember wondering if he wrote parts of it to be more applicable in the video game, a la Splinter Cell. The heartbeat monitor, the map types (jungle, city, amusement park)... it seemed like nice fit. They were sti
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by txru 12y ago
I live in Pittsburgh, one of the hilliest major(ish) cities in the world, and commute to work on a bicycle. It's interesting, for sure. I usually get to work drenched in sweat, and drivers in America are still pretty ridiculously hosti
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by txru 12y ago
I'd say most people here are concerned about the engineers. The culture around the warehouses is pretty well understood, from my experience. Even if we were talking about 100,000 engineers, though, I think it's fair to make a gene
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by txru 12y ago
That woman was talking about how she had been homeless after her child was born, and how that status had affected her perceptions of security since. She seemed to have a mostly self-deprecating, while also grateful, air about the garage.