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jRoden
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Comment #2439811
Umm...what? The first person just picks a number, there's no RNG involved, no need to tell anyone a range. I know we're taught to plan for edge cases, but I find this pretty silly.…
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Comment #2331053
I'm probably a "fecking eejit," but what exactly is so stupid and ridiculous about the quote "Who are the [Twitter] investors? Probably some of the wealthiest people in this countr…
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Comment #2145736
Why are you sperging about this so much? It's just a cutesy geeky reference. I don't think anyone is under the impression that it actually leverages the layout of the periodic tabl…
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Comment #1820908
That might just be your computer (or Vista?). On my netbook, on Win7, none of that happens. The only thing I noticed was a slight delay when the Start menu closed and I saw an empt…
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Comment #1792041
That's what pains me the most. Anyone with half a brain can see that these people provide nothing of value and should be laughed out of court and punished for wasting everyone's ti…
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Comment #1692115
The problem with compiling an overall $/oz. amount is that, generally, prices go down as quantity goes up. The data will be skewed if a lot of people are reporting $50 eighths (400…
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Comment #1585794
If you're totally on the fence and any modern smartphone would suit your needs, I would (and did) go with the iPhone 4 (caveat: having mac/pc access would make it much easier). It'…
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Comment #1468830
"In many cases, Karelis says, diminishing marginal utility certainly does apply:" Either way, I'd like to know why exactly he and the article are crap. I'm not completely sold on i…
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Comment #1319692
Which they have done before now, and will continue to do after. You seem to assume that these are brand new games being rolled out with this pricing scheme - all of them are over a…
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Comment #1257897
Also, on the Binary Fractions page, in the last cell of the first table, the last term is "1x0," which should be "1x1." Nice, informative site though.