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oditogre
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Comment #8229931
Yup, same as WalMart, hehe. They're awful and evil and rahrahrah, but at 1am on Sunday when everywhere else is closed, they'll sell you a loaf of bread, electric drill, computer mo…
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Comment #5047293
It's #2 on my front page (via /r/news).
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Comment #2967403
People pay for Reddit Gold. I don't see why they wouldn't pay for an @reddit.com email address, too.
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Comment #1602389
Wow, wish I had it that easy as a kid. Everybody I ever played with drew in the gallows to begin with, so you just had 6 misses (2x leg, 2x arm, body, head) before you lost.
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Comment #1469775
Interesting, but as the article says, it's a young field. Far too young to draw any meaningful conclusions, but...certainly interesting.
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Comment #671016
(Comment so I can easily find this again.)
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Comment #384433
I control one endpoint (the 'server' / computer being connected to), and to some reasonable extent, can dictate how the other end is setup. To the extent that it matters to me, bot…
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Comment #383630
You could be right; I'm just asking for people's personal, specific preferences (e.g., exactly which VNC?). There's far too many different options out there to try them all, so I w…
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Anybody have any recommends for PCAnywhere-type services?
I thought there was a YC company that did that sort of thing, but at any rate, anybody have any preferred services? VNC might also be acceptable (I've used TightVNC elsewhere befor…
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Comment #242584
Exactly. The way I see it, you can think of a piece of code sort of like chain links. GPL code looks like this: http://ace.imageg.net/graphics/product_images/pACE2-988564dt... AND …
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Comment #227963
>2 Receive real time updates of cool links shared by people you like How do you handle a link that gets sent to the same person by two people? What about a link that you yourself s…
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Comment #208139
>This industry is loaded with cash, they're transitioning from traditional analog video to IP-centric solutions and have no expertise. I can confirm on this one. It's amazing how m…
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Comment #208118
3% in games would be worth a metric buttload of money, where the difference in 'playable on N Ghz CPU' and 'playable on N - 0.2 Ghz CPU' could double your potential buyers.
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Comment #115996
Varies by how long I've been awake. 5 - 6 hours on weeknights. 8 - 9 on weekends (but the entire 'day' - from time I woke up on Friday to time I wake up on Saturday, for instance -…
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Comment #107973
>Aaaaand wtf is with the creepy pics of young girls looking into the camera all over the site? That was my initial reaction, too. Unless there's a specific reason you're trying to …
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Comment #107572
How do they make money, I wonder?
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Comment #106407
Handy, thanks.
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Comment #106406
Edit: Ontopic: "So while Arc is not the perfect Lisp, it seems to be better for at least some kinds of programming than either of the leading alternatives." What kinds did you have…
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Comment #106397
I love the MS 'Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000'. It feels a bit goofy at first, but it's really nice once you get used to it (There's this riser thing that goes on the front, so it…
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Comment #106385
Pretty standard etiquette for just about any irc room with a specific topic and a fairly steady, longstanding group of regulars, really. Still probably justified in being posted th…
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Comment #106362
I dunno. I don't think this guy has seen enough xkcd comics. Most easily meet the 'bizarre' requirement. Quite a few, especially the ones with a 'love' theme are cruel and / or nau…
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Comment #96258
Handy app. Much more convenient than java clients. '/list' is pretty ugly, tho. :) Didn't test much beyond that and joining a chan to chat for a sec.
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Comment #93581
Handy. 'Recent' is used in a pretty loose way, though. Looks like anything in the last month is counted.
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Comment #92910
There's also the point that it's unlikely to be relevant beyond the next year or so.
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Comment #87193
Pretty funny. I don't think anything will ever top the simple 'printer on fire', though.