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dabluecaboose
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About dabluecaboose
Dilettante in much, expert in some.
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> Lot's of HN (and "social" media) commenters in this world evidently are; nothing ironic about it. I suppose what I'm trying to say is that it's ironic that the one guy providing …
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Comment #49199599
I believe you're correct! Two such stations with that orientation should warrant a mention.
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Comment #49199045
I'm surprised they didn't mention the Pentagon metro, which always stood out to me since instead of having side-by-side platforms, they're stacked vertically within the same vault.…
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Comment #49198659
Comparing a run-of-the-mill defense contractor to a serial rapist and murderer is certainly up there in the most unhinged justifications that I've seen on HN.
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Comment #49198424
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Comment #49198048
A friend of mine did posit the quandary that an "unpalatable" individual such as Luckey appears to be one of the few making consumer-friendly products: Removable, swappable battery…
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Comment #49197952
Good to see Kotaku's admirable journalistic practice of posting a list of histrionic tweets is alive and well
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Comment #49197465
Are you looking to make homemade homebrew carts? If the M64 carts are anything like ModRetro's chromatic carts, the boards will be flashable. ModRetro has also stated they're plann…
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Comment #49196656
> Does Modretro's target market buy this type of stuff? Or are they the type to just download and emulator and ROM. Speaking as someone who spent all weekend playing his new M64: Y…
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Comment #48954633
> I'm unaware of the Californians attempting to seize anyone's domain name over this issue. They may not be attacking the domain but they're attempting to leverage the US Legal sys…
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Comment #48954450
> The idea that a state court in one particular state can enforce such an absurd law against a company that likely has no business operations or servers in the state is ridiculous.…
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Comment #48940044
"Anomaly" is one of those words that, in the space industry, can mean anything from "Our payload isn't behaving as well as we're expecting" to "Someone stepped on it" to "A rock hi…
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Comment #48935841
The cool thing about geostationary orbits is that they're far enough out that they get 24/7 sun (Except around the equinoxes). We could easily fit a solar worship break in the sche…
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Comment #48935351
Hah originally making an animation was my plan, but as so often happens it fell on the backburner and then I ended up with a massive archive. I just deleted it once I realized that…