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NvidiaCUDA
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Comment #11029623
The key, of course, is cutting your calories. Don't forget that. As a 5'10", 150# 53-year-old man who's in decent shape (you can see my abs!) I can tell you it it's not hard to hav…
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Comment #10826311
Modafinal. And sound-deadening headphones. (Like the type engine mechanics wear. Passive sound blockers.)
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Comment #10826299
Yet another fake human trafficking story! People _want_ to believe there's a Big International Conspiracy. Here in the Bay Area, every Church and social group is running around lik…
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Comment #10825294
This is a bizarre, bigoted, and prejudiced statement: > Sheltered users who have never had any background in much beyond Windows and some flavor of free monolithic Unix, will, desp…
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Comment #10815318
מארק אנדרסן שונא יהודים. וכך גם האנשים באתר האינטרנט שלו.
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Comment #10808691
I use the Oxford comma. Otherwise you end up with ambiguous sentences like: "This book is dedicated to my Parents, God and Ayn Rand."
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Comment #10808679
It looks wrong to see punctuation outside the quote mark. It slows down my reading.
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Comment #10802765
I've scanned most of my books at home on a DIY book Scanner and/or a Fujitsu contactless scanner and then threw them away. (Many acquaintances of mine who don't value intellectual …
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Comment #10794418
He's hurt that he "found" someone else's blog posting first and didn't get the valuable karma points.
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Comment #10794410
I've used this "trick" for years to get a console window on a locked-down machine that I needed access to.
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Comment #10793039
What makes us think that Tim Berners-Lee isn't meticulous about keeping good archival backups of his early work?
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Comment #10793032
What the heck? The "web" had one of the fastest adoptions I can imagine. People started using it before data communications speeds were truly ready for it.
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Comment #10788965
The biggest problem is you lose sight of your personal belongings. And TSA workers are arrested for stealing from passengers at the rate of about 1/day.