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louissan

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    Comment #45784327

    Hey Chris :-)

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    Comment #44433648

    nerdy side project which will hopefully one day become a browser-based game. https://adlumens.org python/rust/js feedback most most welcome!

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    Comment #36480164

    mmm my kids *will* use this if they find out about this. What would be a way to find out if they did? Does this leave any trace?

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    Comment #36420905

    IBM not happy with NASA's decision?

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    Comment #36329200

    Reminds me (somewhat?) of the principles by Ray Dalio. "If we want to improve a skill, we need to know what exactly has to change and what might get us there."

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    Comment #36307882

    mmmr no DOCTYPE? :)

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    Comment #36291736

    Elephant in the room -- with all the "cost of living" crisis striking across the lower, middle and even sometimes higher ranks of incomes, the MSM are starting to wake up to one st…

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    Comment #36289946

    Pentium 2 cartridge, double-sided in 3, 2 ... 1...

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    Comment #36148595

    sorry I did not mean "on" the cover. I meant in "the soft cover Mechwarrior RPG" book, in some one of the pages inside. :)

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    Comment #36126090

    wasn't there a quote in the soft cover Mechwarrior RPG saying something along the lines of "whatever happened to the Universe while Einstein wasn't looking?"

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    Comment #36123664

    price? 8-}

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    Comment #36073218

    Sadly, Exterminatus is indeed the only option sometimes. May the Emperor bless their souls.

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    Comment #36072284

    well I personally don't give a flying flamingo about man/woman in the lead role of that film. It's just great. What I found telling is the reaction of young people today after real…

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    Comment #36071855

    Question of taste of course! I for one immensely enjoy the slow pace and tense rhythm of it all. The "for its time" is 100% subjective, and some young (18-20) people I know (very w…

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    Comment #36071738

    watched it for the 5th time a few months ago. result guaranteed: scared the bejesus out of me :) Great cast, great characters. And a franchise which: 1) is one of the greatest scif…

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    Comment #36070951

    I knew these two slimy colleagues of mine had something in common ........

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    Comment #35958941

    Of course - actual medical conditions must be treated. In case my original post was not clear, I wonder if the _idea_ of being affected by ailment X or Y has become fashionable. Th…

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    Comment #35950078

    I cannot help but wonder. When did everyone suddenly start spending what seems to be a non negligible amount of time worrying if they are affected by this or that or that or this? …

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    Comment #33165084

    Well I'd rather go to a bar/pub anyway. Social, human beings, brawling to order a beer at the zinc, contact and all that? Not to mention you at least get the tipsiness/(more: drunk…

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    Comment #33152724

    utterly useless hence absolutely indispensable. <3

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    Comment #31682256

    Genuine question -- how is this different/better than/less good than Brave?

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    Comment #31656232

    what about trying to see such advanced fields of studies as (extremely?) long-term investments (for the species?). I'm sure that 20,000 years ago some crazy shaman was frowned upon…

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    Comment #31596691

    And thank you for all the fish

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    Comment #31596086

    *eyes his daggerfall dosbox folder*