undersuit

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2281.
by undersuit 12y ago
You and I don't have the same genome, we aren't the same species?
2282.
by undersuit 12y ago
>extremely crowded soup >realize it is not the way it looks Can you blame them? I mean adding even just the free water molecules to the first video would result in two color static music video.
2283.
by undersuit 12y ago
This has some nice little side effects, like I can use the highlight -> middle-click action to get around JS in the browser that is triggered on copying text. Not that I'm a fan of the situation, Keepass2/Mono break my routine
2284.
by undersuit 12y ago
Yes. Every single taxpayer has been paying double for their internet access. One time through the government, a second time through their ISP.
2285.
by undersuit 12y ago
I don't see the appeal.
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by undersuit 12y ago
Without reading and writing I think the whole 'Standing on the shoulders of giants' thing falls apart because you must be directly associated with the 'giant'. How do you transmit the ideas of an Einstein between generat
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by undersuit 12y ago
>I would be interested to hear if there would be anything preventing ISPs from charging their customers more... Public backlash? Large ISPs are losing subscribers on their normally profitable video and voice packages. Most have a monopol
2288.
by undersuit 12y ago
>Since most customers want bundled voice/data/video I don't think that's what they want. That what they are offered.
2289.
by undersuit 12y ago
It's amazing how this off-topic rambling is at the top of the page when there are so many better posts below.
2290.
by undersuit 12y ago
You'd have to do that in secret if you didn't want massive backlash.
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by undersuit 12y ago
"They've been challenged multiple times by multiple world-class competitors, and they've demolished them." Yes, but not always by technical might. They were once the scrappy underdog, and it's been shown in courts t
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by undersuit 13y ago
http://codeandlife.com/2012/07/03/benchmarking-raspberry-pi-... I was wondering this too, but I never took the time to find out what this guys numbers could translate to in terms of actual throughput.
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by undersuit 16y ago
He has a point, especially cause the rules can change. http://www.jsoftware.com/help/primer/order_of_eval.htm