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by zargon 15y ago
I like it. But it looks like it re-compiles the template every time. Or am I reading it wrong?
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by zargon 15y ago
It's important to make a distinction medically between pushing as many as people as possible towards the high-age end of that curve on one hand and scaling the entire X axis on the other. This is a great synopsis of the situation. There
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by zargon 15y ago
This was a known problem with their design and the FCC gave approval for them to go forward anyway. Maybe they could have saved LightSquared some money if the FCC asked them to fix the GPS issues before deploying. See http://news.ycombin
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by zargon 15y ago
The bank managing my 401k requires a password between 6 and 8 alphanumeric characters. Non-letter, non-digit characters are not allowed.
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by zargon 15y ago
Sean Carroll is a great presenter. I watched the version he presented at University of Sydney: http://www.themonthly.com.au/origin-universe-and-arrow-time-... I got a lot more out of this talk than I did listening to the audiobook of his
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by zargon 16y ago
My favorite is ir_black: http://blog.toddwerth.com/entries/show/8
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by zargon 16y ago
There are many submissions that I read on the new page that I like, but aren't something I want in my saved list forever. I don't know if many other people treat article upvotes as I do, but it might explain part of the difficulty.
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by zargon 16y ago
I haven't seen any news that the u3011 is being discontinued, where did you hear that?
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by zargon 16y ago
grantheaslip, thank you for standing up for real morality; for "holding to the rod," as they teach the children in Primary to sing. The LDS general authorities hold to the rod of subterfuge and you hold to the rod of truth. The LDS church
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by zargon 16y ago
I've always liked cabbages' knack for coming up with names: adept -> inept barnes&noble -> ignoble kindle -> unswindle
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by zargon 16y ago
The search excludes books that are not available for sale in your region, which probably includes everywhere outside the U.S.
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The problem with breadcrumb trails(derivadow.com)
2 points by zargon 16y ago|0 comments
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 released today(redhat.com)
2 points by zargon 16y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 16y ago
Incidentally, I think that if many government functions were privatized you would be paying a (much) higher rate than you are now since you've already shown the willingness to pay the current rate. If you don't pay your taxes, you'll get
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by zargon 16y ago
Such phrasing is not all that uncommon. But I agree the following few paragraphs could do a better job explaining what the word means. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHgi6E1ECgo
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by zargon 16y ago
The original post doesn't appear to misuse the technical term holographic. If a journalist twists their story into "reality is virtual" or "we might live in the matrix" then they would be reporting their sensationalist (perhaps intentional
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by zargon 16y ago
"I recommend that people write their passwords down on a small piece of paper, and keep it with their other valuable small pieces of paper: in their wallet." ( http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/06/write_down_you... )
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by zargon 16y ago
Violence does not solve social problems. Forcing people to feed unemployed people is violent. A future without forced "charity" does not mean people are left to starve.
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by zargon 16y ago
A world with no borders is a world with one government. Or a world with no government. Saying many governments is better than one government is like saying more slave masters is better than one, since some of them might be more lenient.
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by zargon 16y ago
I use awesome ( http://awesome.naquadah.org/ ), a tiling wm.
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by zargon 16y ago
You are correct about the last node. But the first node knows neither the contents nor the destination.
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Symphony of Science(symphonyofscience.com)
1 points by zargon 16y ago|0 comments
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HP Collaborates with Hynix to Bring the Memristor to Market(hp.com)
1 points by zargon 16y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 16y ago
P.S. If you paid via PayPal you will be receiving a refund in the next few days (the request for mass refund was placed today). Do not worry; we still have your order and your place in the queue. Once these payments are refunded no one who
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The Language of Breastfeeding(bobrow.net)
4 points by zargon 16y ago|2 comments
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by zargon 16y ago
I don't do much photography anymore, but in the early 2000's I used an "ImageTank", which was a laptop hard drive enclosure with built-in memory card readers. You put your card in, push a button, and it copied everything to the disk. Ther
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by zargon 16y ago
Nursing is not a "benefit," it is normal. Forced weaning causes harm (for both mother and child). Not just strictly nutritionally, nursing is very much about physical contact and social relationships too. There's plenty of info if you ty
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by zargon 16y ago
The normal feeding vs. formula feeding discussion is usually presented backwards. We shouldn't talk about the "benefits" of breastfeeding, we should talk about the harm of formula. Breastfeeding is the normal state. For rare medical co
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by zargon 16y ago
Lustig says fruits are good. It is the artificially added fructose (ie HFCS) that he says is dangerous.
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by zargon 16y ago
I didn't know that the term was considered a synonym 'democracy', and was using it in a more general sense. The main link between the two seems to be usage along the lines of the Jefferson quote. Saying that a democracy is a type of mob r

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