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eoyola
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Comment #1325814
For me eating alone is a special privilege of being an adult that I enjoy sometimes and has its benefits. Regular eating alone might actually make me a healthier eater in the long …
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Comment #1008561
I don't think it's a straw man. Just maybe the closest to what you're thinking is a slippery slope, but it didn't seem like the parent was trying to refute the author's argument. T…
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Comment #830759
The controlling of people's fear in your usage is also known as manipulation. You're right that it works quite well since it takes advantage of the emotion parts of our psyche that…
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Comment #791874
In this case, how do you know the act isn't phony? If you know that person is sometimes phony, you'll be left wondering whether anything they do for you is insincere, including buy…
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Comment #778723
Why would someone dress in such a way to turn people away?
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Comment #680013
Don't forget the rule of moderation esp. with milk.
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Comment #617206
how do you get my ip? gets my lan ip 192.168.99.4 instead of the internet address.
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Comment #613983
"And, like its prequel, Spent’s almost monomaniacal focus on sexual selection to the exclusion of other evolutionary processes is its greatest weakness." I almost always intuit thi…
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Comment #456559
If you're an Emacs user, I suggest the Org Mode package.
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Comment #393389
Ha, it was video footage by Lerone Wilson that gave him away. If I may, I'll plug the "Aardvark'd: 12 Weeks With Geeks" documentary that Joel sells. It was much better than I expec…
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Comment #391728
For task and shopping lists, I always recommend emacs Org Mode, but then I find I have to justify using emacs :). I can update my grocery list for example, and publish it as html w…
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Comment #387488
You seem defensive. Don't you believe it's better to be physically fit and energetic than not, or do you argue that fitness and health is truly irrelevant to your role as an employ…