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funkwyrm

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    Comment #9052956

    Tried it. Worked wonderfully when my hair was very short. Completely impossible as I started to grow my hair out. Then it became just oily no matter what. Had to start shampooing a…

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    Comment #9052944

    Wild to see imgur becoming a blog platform.

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    Comment #9052936

    "An employees risk is several magnitudes less than the founders across many factors. " I read often about founder risk, but I think it is overstated for non-bootstrapped companies.…

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    Comment #6114853

    1 - If you've ever had alcohol, you've done a drug. 2 - marijuana is a more common first "drug" than hallucinogens, for good reason. Although temporary psychotic breaks CAN happen,…

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    Comment #5868959

    Surveillance is trumped by enforcement?

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    Comment #5121277

    I've always wondered this: why can't this same idea be applied to wifi signal? Is it truly impossible to make wifi behave in a peer-to-peer/mesh network fashion?

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    Comment #5120898

    Aside from the great general advice you are getting here: You can always go back to school or learn a new trade. The only thing preventing you is "being in competition" (your words…

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    Comment #5078348

    This is a pretty good paper comparing United States plea bargaining to Germany. http://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?artic...

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    Comment #4893343

    Cool explanation. I didn't conceptually get that the mitochondrial energy process is the same as a coal power plant. But if everything gets burned, how do I build new cell walls an…

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    Comment #4893075

    The big mistake begins here: "Simple physics requires that to lose weight, we must burn more calories than we ingest" THAT fallacy is how the author leads the reader in to HIS stra…

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    Comment #4775696

    This particular misconception has been wandering around for a while: "Simple ecosystems are the goal of proceedings like CARP, the panel that set out the ruinously high royalties f…

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    Comment #4774008

    It seems everything the author is concerned about would be solved it there were a centrally/open-source managed, non-profit, DRM out there. The DRM which would be analogous to SSH.…

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    Comment #4768055

    I know it is the deep dark valley of obvious, but this is why we use macs.

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    Pandora is proud of paying musicians?

    I recall quite recently the press release where Pandora talked about creating a musician middle class. For the first time in history. So, the first step to creating this middle cla…

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    Comment #4754039

    This has happened to me often enough lately that I really wish someone would implement peer-to-peer hosting in a form that will replace the way the current internet works.

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    Comment #4602786

    Not true, read the actual quote, he said "and women. Or men. Whatever" he specifically expanded it to basically include "whatever you are attracted to" ... he is a straight man, he…

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    Comment #4602388

    I disagree, IMHO Pussy as a shorthand for sex reduces SEX to the sexual organs. Not the woman, the sex act. That may be unenlightened (we know sex can be so much more!) but not nec…

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    Comment #4602366

    Without being there, I can't be sure, but the way the OP describes this appears to miss the point. The way I interpret that sentence, using the very little context supplied, is pro…

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    Comment #4508545

    Conversation with a very technical friend of mine about filling positions in my bootstrapping company: HIM - you need a technical cofounder ME - don't I know it ... perhaps you cou…

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    Comment #4506931

    Yeah, that's kind of the conclusion I came to. But that just makes me ask the question: Then why doesn't every developer with a related skillset just learn Objective C already and …

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    Comment #4506200

    I have been through this a lot with a music/art interactive platform I've been working on for the past year and a half or so. My gut take on this is that programmers have the same …