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   A day in the life of Pluto(gizmag.com)

   1 points by workitout 11y ago|0 comments
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   by workitout 11y ago

   If I were an Astronaut, I'd rather see Pluto than Mars. If you managed to figure out how to survive the extremes of Mars over an extended time, you probably will already know what you need to survive Pluto long term too. That's wh
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   by workitout 11y ago

   Well said, I stumbled across virtualization in the early 2000s and rediscovered what had been invented in the 60s. In the 80si created a compression algorithm only to find out it had been invented in the 60s. When I was under 30 I assumed e
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   by workitout 11y ago

   Eclipse eclipse's JetBrains's products that much is a fact and it far exceeds Visual Studio still.
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   by workitout 11y ago

   Earth to Republicans, if you want to alienate people under 30, please listen to John McCain.
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   by workitout 11y ago

   >> We need people to be qualified by measurable factors like degrees, A degree certifies that you can learn to learn what you are aware you don't know. That is all it does.
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   by workitout 11y ago

   Well informed and in touch does not replace years of life experience.
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   by workitout 11y ago

   I was with you even though I've not used most of the tools you mentioned which must have been first released in the past 6 months for the hipsters. Why describe country music using terms like "discomfort", "shame" a
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   by workitout 11y ago

   Actually that isn't normal at all. Have you worked in any companies larger than 10 people? There are legal liabilities employers have to (or are supposed to) uphold and more so for public companies. Starting with this: http:/&#x2
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    by workitout 11y ago

    Forgot about that, it's wonderful to be able to use my own bathroom instead of thinking about which co-workers sat on the toilet before me or did they have a contagious disease, etc.
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    by workitout 11y ago

    For me: communication - This is really hard and sometimes harder in person. loneliness - I'm married, wife is a homemaker so I get to see her all the time, this isn't an issue for me but i can see it could be for some. iso
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    by workitout 11y ago

    I think the answer is yes. There's an old saying, idle hands are the devil's workshop or something like that. The mind needs to be nurtured and guided just like muscles or it will fall into disarray. Creative pursuits help keep th
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    by workitout 11y ago

    Yes and hopefully they will be able to convince education leaders to right the history books for all those who contributed to the success of the US and it allies.
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    by workitout 11y ago

    Thanks Wicher and baudehlo, great tips.
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    by workitout 11y ago

    I use Postfix, I'll have to check how it makes outgoing connections but I'd assume it's unencrypted. My client connection to my server is encrypted but never thought to use it for the connections to the servers my server deli
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    by workitout 11y ago

    Doesn't Facebook own your pictures you upload? I haven't been on there in a long time but I thought I recalled that.
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    by workitout 11y ago

    I grew up poor in the south. People don't need to be handed incentives to succeed. Some people don't mind being poor. Some people will be poor before long even if you give them a million dollars. If success is important to you, yo