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joe24pack
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Comment #17413384
That was my first thought too.
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Comment #6162917
It's odd that the odd numbers slipped my mind. Thank you for your gracious correction.
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Comment #6162265
I think I might be doing it wrong, because I didn't do any looping. I'm a bit too lazy and impatient for that, who wants to spend their afternoon adding all those numbers up even w…
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Comment #6022165
When EPA and Department of Agriculture have their own SWAT teams, you know that SWAT teams are more for status display between high level bureaucrats than for any real need to figh…
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Comment #5915622
Hipster huh? Well what about Lycos, remember that search engine?
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Comment #5858658
And you don't think the EU isn't already doing pretty much the same thing?
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Comment #5545549
Beautiful clear skies here in Berks County PA. I'm supposed to be able to see the auroras, but there is nothing yet to see.
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Comment #5522603
Code Spells? Sheesh, sounds a _lot_ like Land of Lisp, but done with Java. Wonder what Conrad Barski thinks of this.
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Comment #4810156
The search for quiet and some peace, maybe that is why I like to go hiking in remote places during colder weather. Yes there is still sound, but for some reason I find the sound of…
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Comment #4600249
Looks like some weird space station plans
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Comment #3839331
it's also a risk that might not work out.
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Comment #3834989
YAML ? Easy to read, edit and understand.
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Comment #3815761
Ever notice that the O'Reilly books for Oracle have insects ("bugs") on the covers? Could there be a coded message in there?
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Comment #3752603
> What we need a hybrid system that allows good teachers to do what they want, while bad teachers are held accountable and forced to, at the least, teach the test. Bad teachers bei…
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Comment #3718546
vim whenever I'm ssh'ed into some remote server, an ide when developing code in a project for work, emacs when playing with lisp, textwrangler when playing on my mac.
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Comment #3641956
How much automation do you need and how "bulletproof" does it have to be? What's the up time? What sort of rates does it have to handle average and peak? How accurate does it have …
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Comment #3536444
data and information bootleggers?
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Comment #3512387
I know this is a bit nit picky, but WWW != internet.
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Comment #3482872
But I bet Congress' approval rate among lobbyists and corporate campaign donors is much higher. After all we have the best Congress money can buy.
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Comment #3481293
Rather than block those submissions why not automatically annotate/decorate them in such a way that users on the site know that the site's owners support SOPA/PIPA/Damaging the Int…
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Comment #3412633
completely non responsive, did not finish rendering first scene after waiting for about 4 minutes.
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Comment #3250464
That was fun, I tried to paint a happy sky and a landscape, just like Bob Ross does on his shows. But I think I did it in the wrong order. Wonder if you could capture some of the p…
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Comment #3222668
Is Zynga's company motto "B.O.H.I.C.A." ? There is some potential rhyming there. Surely this could be turned into a lively limerick or a biting haiku.
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Comment #3213671
How about the use of "impactful" ? (I swear by The Fates, the FSM's Noodly Appendage, and the Holy Handgrenade of Antioch that actual English speaking human beings used that word) …