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far-I

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About far-I

I'm just an android with an extra pair of balls.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #4464668

    "Son, be careful not to drop your ice cream cone" "Sir,calm down.Calm down,sir".The loudspeaker is screaming.

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    Comment #4404640

    the session expires too quickly.

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    Comment #4367101

    It's a matter of preference too. Do you think Richard Pettibon's stuff would like nice in grey? I don't think so!

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    Comment #4367088

    oh!Ok, mr. elitist. Did David Carson know anything about design?

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    Comment #4365017

    I was thinking the same thing today after finishing Mitnick's last book and I was wondering when they started using that expression because he uses it in the book but I wonder if t…

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    Comment #4121095

    yes, 2600 still exists. I buy it sometimes.It's good stuff.

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    Comment #4121066

    that's exactly what I was going to say! I love it. It's funny, I live in Nova Scotia, Canada and there's a tweet every 5 minutes, not even.

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    Comment #4092743

    or "Does it serve a greater goal"? Does it enlighten the masses or does it just bring more useless information like a lot of leaks.

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    Comment #4092724

    what about Anomos? Is that safe enough?

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    Comment #4088764

    I wonder if he had a "free software" sticker on his bag. Maybe the thief thought the bag was free also.

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    Comment #4064957

    he got booby-trapped

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    Comment #4064219

    there could be a parallel food-o-thon where people do molecular gastronomy recipes in teams and then serve it to hackers. And also bio-feedback would be good.

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    Comment #4051867

    that's what I thought too.

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    Comment #4051866

    did you study at MIT?

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    Comment #4044275

    they're nice but hard to read. It seems like the data is not a priority.

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    Comment #4039336

    Vim is the most natural choice for me. I learned how to type when I was a kid, so using Vim for me is the best way to make use of these skills. It's so nice to be able to delete a …

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    Comment #4033979

    I heard the same thing.

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    Comment #4031053

    Smalltalk was too expensive. You have some other reasons here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/711140/why-isnt-smalltalk...

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    Comment #4030555

    especially if you're using a car for delivery! Imagine at rush hour in the morning. Why do you think they use bikes for couriers? You should get a couple of bike punks and pay them…

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    Comment #4021607

    If Mr. Gross would've mentioned that he worked with the plagiarist before, he wouldn't have gotten as much attention and compassion from people.

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    Comment #4021496

    it's probably Codecademy's fault. hi hi!

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    Comment #4015778

    best blog post I read in a while. It's real and tells it like it is. The process that matters.

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    Comment #4011540

    I'm using Chrome and it doesn't work. I'm even logged in. I only get an img.

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    Comment #4010861

    Why Javascript? It's a picture.