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Comment #18490342
Still, 15 hours of manual labor a day. I worked in a bakery and this is a hard sell for anyone. Assembly line work in a factory is much easier occupation (I did that too).
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Comment #17646159
The British are thankfully regaining the ability for space launches. There is a new spaceport being built in UK and a number of companies that plan on using it.
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Comment #17625082
Russian Air Force had a number of female combat pilots during WW2. Some flew fighters and even Pe-2 dive bombers. The last one had controls so hard to move that two women (pilot an…
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Comment #17587785
Another interesting Civ clone is C-Evo: http://c-evo.org/text.html For a long time it was small enough to fit on a 1.44 floppy!
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Comment #17528637
Spill drains? I once spilled an entire cup of tea on my T440 - almost half a liter. Didn't even need to power down the laptop to continue working.
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Comment #17360663
TGW-10 Tri-Graph. You can see it here: http://vintagedigitalwatches.com/files/p18cas2.jpg I believe I went through 3-4 batteries over this time. So every 5-7 years. Funny enough, t…
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Comment #17360423
A Casio watch was given to me as birthday gift in 1998. It is still on my wrist, showing time. I can't think of a better tribute for that man.
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Comment #17334894
RBC in Toronto is using COBOL on IBM mainframes. They have plenty of in-house developers.
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Comment #16639638
Impressive how consistently wrong were all the decisions on acquisitions and takeovers.
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Comment #16339666
I wish your comment was higher. You describe her personality quite accurately, based on what I know. That being said, "borderline crazy person with no fear of consequences" is the …
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Comment #16198410
I wonder if Cambrian explosion of JS frameworks stops, will there be a small number of "one-size-fits-all", widely used solutions?
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