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amishforkfight
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Comment #9455645
This is essentially what 'swatting' is.
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Comment #7207120
I don't believe there is anything 'weird' about the tie-breaker, it's a pretty standard technique - local elections, tournament tie-breaking, movie night voting. What's weird about…
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Comment #7206769
I don't do a lot of this kind of work, but as an interested party with sunday spare time, I think the problem here is that you're scoring anything other than the first picks. If yo…
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Comment #7206667
Thanks for the repost, I haven't read this before and found it quite good.
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Comment #7206660
She's a Star Trek character that died a few times.
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Comment #6553706
I thought the abuse was part of the story. The lengths we will go to preserve ourselves, even to destroying the weakest of us in the effort. The subsequent Ender novels delve into …
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Comment #6533411
The idea of a basic level of income isn't that it goes away once I find a job that pays the same or more, it's that I'm always guaranteed that base pay. If I take a job that pays a…
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Comment #5105430
As someone whose employer just underwent Chapter 11 and a subsequent sale, I hope that the power-jousting, cockfights, backstabbing, and general dumbassery that I experienced will …
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Comment #4902863
In most RTS games, an arbitrary Resource Mine generates resource X at a fixed rate, but the resource is delivered into your resource pool in fixed-rate chunks. 100 units of X per m…
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Comment #4840725
Confirmed -- I've used WebStorm and it's derivative PHPStorm for several years, they are excellent IDEs.
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Comment #4388010
Another blog that talks about an ambiguously-named product and provides no links to or descriptions of said product. I had no idea what Cheddar was after a couple minutes of skimmi…
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Comment #4242956
I'd imagine the allure of getting in early, perhaps?
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Comment #4242952
Who would get offended by that? It's not even close to offensive.
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Comment #4168958
PNG8 (which IE6 supports) has had support for alpha transparency for a long time, but only Fireworks was able to create those files. I'm guessing that these guys are making PNG8s? …
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Comment #4121798
I'd like to see the prosecutors of these cases jailed for the equivalent time lost by by those wrongfully imprisoned. "Sovereign immunity?" Sorry, I guess you should do your job th…
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Comment #4116657
The simplest solution is that each member of the household customize the seat to their liking before performing any actions. If you fall in and flush your intestines out, well, tou…
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Comment #4100300
Big buckets of data my ass. My 2gb cap is pathetic, and I've only got 3g.
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Comment #4064601
I need to learn from this. I'm usually too excited to start turning out some code, and I almost always end up at a dead end a few weeks later (talking about personal side projects)…
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Comment #4016039
Same here. I'll buy two or three $6 and I start thinking about my budget, and slow down. Same issue with Steam sales. The advantage of the AppStore is the payment integration and i…
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Comment #3945549
Just a guess, but the inclusion of -ms prefixes indicate the use of a CSS preprocessor and some off-the-shelf mixin libraries for all the fancy crap.
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Comment #3884658
> The more the iPhone succeeds, the less leverage the carriers have, Mr. Kuittinen explained. All they have is bandwidth. I look forward to the day when mobile carriers are nothing…
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Comment #3822664
I'd spend $600 on a new phone if my monthly bill was going to be $30.
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Comment #3788423
The three laptops I had before my MBP were all from different companies, ASUS, Gateway, Dell, and I hated the hardware on all of them. There was always something going on. The case…
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Comment #3774279
That's a really good point that I've begun realizing more frequently in my work. People are blown away by most things, and there is almost no correlation between how difficult the …
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Comment #3773266
Why do the technical people always seem to get the short end of the stick? I have people approaching me on a monthly basis with their 'great idea' and 'all I need is someone to cod…