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10y ago
RE: culling, Yeah, there is stuff (I notice manga not reprinted since the 90s, they didn't hold up physically that well and they loaned mainly to teens) that I remember being common that has been culled. e.g. My library system doesn&#x
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10y ago
I wouldn't feel exactly comfortable doing that anywhere I've lived since I've began urban living, but here is a fun story (in the U.S, in a high crime city, but a lower crime area): Before I moved into my second college apart
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10y ago
I think that is correct, though I'm not sure if there is anyone who tracks the exact cause, maybe it would surprise us. Last time I heard about a violence against a taxi driver they were shot in the back in a carjacking, and then the a
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10y ago
I removed this from my (grand)parent post, since it was irrelevant, but since we're here: I had to help with dad's business every school break from age 13-21. Mainly renovation, a spec home, some sheds, rarely roofing. Small town
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uxp100
10y ago
Are you sure this is true? You think the added risk of heart attack from software development is greater than the risk of death in construction? You think the rate of spine, eye, or hand injuries from typing all day is greater than the risk
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uxp100
10y ago
There is low-level code that is as you describe, and low-level programmers who write it. Probably if printf is involved, it's not that "low level". Maybe this needs printf for a test suite, and talloc doesn't call it its
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uxp100
10y ago
Well, 7g is about a quarter oz, so it's still imperial influenced at least. And in the US, we often refer to imperial amounts by their gram amounts as well. Especially in legal states I feel. Usual amounts are 1 gram, 3.5, 7, 14 and so
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10y ago
Honestly, inserting compression doesn't sound impossible. Difficult, but a few months and a team of people and it sounds achievable. Warez folks do some crazy stuff. However, I read some forums from the time, it sounds like the results
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10y ago
Oh yes, I remember padding the image, and Echelon, of course. I still have the tools somewhere in my backups. You mention the read speed issues, meaning the dreamcast drive was CAV. Were all data drives of the time CAV? Are audio CD players
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10y ago
Yeah, that is something. They thought better hardware protection was unnecessary because they believed in the strength of their software solution (which was quickly cracked)? The games could be larger, so that CDs could not fit them withou
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10y ago
No, I don't think so. They specifically talk about adding compression only into their newscast unit. Why would they data compress only one segment? Also, Compression sounds good. Too much, or badly configured compression sounds bad, ob
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uxp100
11y ago
OK, here is yet another musical representation method that you may find interesting (especially if you have a modern bent): Take a tune, and now arrange some graph paper like the "note pattern view" in a sequencer, with one differ
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uxp100
11y ago
If you read precisely past the point where you stopped quoting, you see their reasoning why this bad, the answer to your "And?" Whether or not you agree with that answer, shouldn't that answer be the part you respond to, inst
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uxp100
11y ago
I'm not sure this is the "best stuff," but I'm currently reading From Counterculture to Cyberculture, and moderately enjoying it. It's about Stewart Brand, but really more about the scenes he was involved in, it
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11y ago
about 5% of staff are non-white, for a definition of white that includes hispanic and asian people.
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11y ago
There was later a cartoon sabotage manual that isn't so wordy. http://www.nytimes.com/1984/10/19/world/cia-linked-to-comic-...
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11y ago
I think I saw a few of these discs at Weird Stuff Warehouse in Sunnyvale. I've also seen some non-vhs, non-beta video cassettes around. A collection of music videos on some quite large cassette format, almost double the size of VHS at
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11y ago
as truly world-changing as [...] electric vehicles EVs have been around for a long long time, commercially, and conversions. I'm glad tesla is doing what they are, but world-changing seems like a stretch to me. Anecdotally, I've h
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11y ago
You don't want to develop that here, that's ok, but It's worth saying that these were not the most common leftist opinions, and the USSR in particular was popular on the left far longer than was prudent, from a modern perspec
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11y ago
I apologize, this is pedantic, but I think people often overstate the relationship between neural networks and the brain. I'm far from an expert, but saying neural networks are based on the brain is a stretch. They're inspired by
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uxp100
11y ago
Here's a tip for those who may read this and pick up a pair of these. It may sound obvious, but do take some time to adjust the depth of the plug based on what sounds good. I spent a year using them, but taking them out for a favorite
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11y ago
I've rarely had a good store bought strawberry, and had great strawberries in the garden growing up. Not Wild Strawberries however. This variety had been in the family for years, but probably had been commercially bought plants from th
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11y ago
Cool. I've thought about this a lot, just because the UX of now cheap older cameras tends to be very good, for me at least, and the UX of the low end digital tends to be very eh. > $1000 bodies, it's a different story of course
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12y ago
The closest I get is I occasionally take creatine. I'm vegetarian, I think the studies go either way on if the low creatine in a veg diet matters for mental acuity or not. I'll take 3g daily for a month, then forget about it, feel
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12y ago
The app is Facebook. A lot of shows are listed there. Obviously, the location is obscured in some way. For punk shows, it's the name of a House, to find out where that is, ask a punk. For folk, it sometimes is just a phone number liste
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12y ago
Since a few others have said you're wrong about MPLS, I'll say you're wrong about MKE. In my experience, you're wrong, I can't imagine going to the suburbs for "culture," (except perhaps Wauwatosa) I don&#
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12y ago
Archie remains popular (inexplicably, to me) and Archie anthologies are available in most supermarkets I've been in (in the US) and at least some of the several comic books are found in almost every comic shop. For a casual fan, I thin
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12y ago
Yeah, actually if one HAD to skip either Mythology or MotW, skip Mythology.
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13y ago
The S-100 buss based machines before those were very modular, if perhaps not PCs in the same sense.
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13y ago
There are housing co-ops that are not student only, so that would be one option. I'm far from an expert on this, never lived in a co-op myself, there may income restrictions, etc. But there are people interested in co-operative/co
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