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scionthefly

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    Comment #42409409

    That's why I'm upgrading myself off of AT&T and on to a modern provider.

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    Comment #42409388

    I miss having a quick toggle to turn GPS on and off. It was on some of my early smartphones. Now I have to dig into the location menu...

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    Comment #42319038

    This is version 1.0. CERN education has a great track record of native language activities and will no doubt expand to other languages assuming this course is successful and useful…

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    Comment #42044054

    With a big friendly cover and the words "Don't Panic!"

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    Comment #42043439

    My grandfather referred to it as "stinky foot cheese". I still covered my spaghetti with it...he did not. lol

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    Comment #41849830

    I have a physical copy of your documentary, which I finally decided to buy probably a few months after it was no longer for sale (thank you ebay). It is a memory trip for me and I …

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    Comment #41435755

    The NASA weekly movie selection for the ISS is the classic 1997 film "Event Horizon". Astronauts: 8O

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    Comment #41394589

    I know I've found my people when I remember the same relatively obscure video about a relatively specific repair of a long forgotten (by most) device.

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    Comment #41382426

    Fermilab operated the Tevatron until the LHC was online. They then pivoted to emphasize neutrino research, which is perfectly doable with the linac and the main injector ring. Ther…

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    Comment #41265946

    Kind of makes me want to hook a multi-mode decoding radio to the output of a high efficiency (lol) neutrino detector to see if any of those extrasolar neutrinos are just interstell…

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    Comment #40369538

    I bought an Extech CO210 CO2/Temp/Humidity datalogger about ten years ago. It's been a very useful, reliable device. Maybe there are newer models or different manufacturers (e.g. t…

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    Comment #39853094

    I am 34,583 years old.

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    Comment #39772867

    The only competition it would have would be a Microline ML184.

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    Comment #39633679

    So if anyone attacks Ikea now, I'm honor bound to go to war.

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    Comment #39321119

    Only humans have real names. I'm a figment of the computer's imagination.

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    Comment #39307454

    Okay...I think this might be interesting. I've seen and read a lot of "math for dumb physicists" works, which as a physicist...yeah, I see their point. This could help me understan…

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    Comment #38628929

    Somewhere I still have the StarOffice CD/s that I received (bought?) when it was a SUN microsystems product in the...maybe very early 2000s. And now I use LibreOffice...so, fairly …

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    Comment #38617555

    Anvils on eggs until you have an orbit boosting burn.

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    Comment #38617290

    Does this analysis also consider the wide ranging massive impact of fentanyl and similar drugs that have skyrocketed drug overdose problems in all communities in the past five year…

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    Comment #38221945

    Searching for the site of the time capsule on Google Maps makes me wonder -- has anyone created an archive of time capsule locations? I can think of at least three or four at my un…

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    Comment #38024776

    They're about the same age as me, and they're aging better than I am.

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    Comment #37999784

    If I had a nose large enough for a bunch of bees to fly up and sting, I would be very interested in avoiding bees too.

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    Comment #37823323

    Theoretical warp physics -- the real kind, like Alcubierre, not the Wesley Crusher kind -- proposes that a source of negative mass would be critical to the creation of a warp field…

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    Comment #37324333

    So, it's both an effective entry point for beginners, and powerful enough to be a utility language for experienced programmers.

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    Comment #35904269

    When it's an option, fly Lufthansa. At least in their transatlantic flights, the food was excellent even though I was in cramped economy class. As I recall I had a type of beef ste…