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sodiumphosphate

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    Comment #6111026

    What fun is a slide show without a talk?

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    Comment #6107598

    Perhaps tangential, but is there any way to be certain whether the webcam light can be controlled by software? I often wonder if my MBP camera is necessarily off just because the o…

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    Comment #6075491

    I keep wishing that I could remotely control any of my devices from any other.

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    Comment #6062977

    I recommend Screenflick if you need more options than Quicktime provides, along with Soundflower for capturing device audio output. http://www.araelium.com/screenflick/ http://cycl…

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    Comment #5946774

    Boo. Syntax inspired by Python. Fast, easily extensible compiler. All the power of .NET / Mono. (But shitty website, and lots of confused kids on the Unity3D forum.)

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    Comment #5874403

    I think .NET is pretty amazing (to have emerged out of Redmond, at least).

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    Comment #5855311

    We are here. We are rich in resources, and an excellent source of protein.

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    Comment #5802290

    I wonder what they taste like.

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    Comment #5791887

    "Tell me more about these bohemians."

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    Comment #5726680

    Right on. I would definitely constrain such a thing to a small subset of C++.

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    Comment #5724271

    I wish someone would write a CoffeeScript for C++.

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    Comment #5634934

    Damn. Still no ancient aliens.

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    Comment #5634883

    Alright, what's a clampork?

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    Comment #5460272

    Festo is just fascinating. I feel like a child every time they produce a new video like this.

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    Comment #5388227

    Doesn't it seem more plausible that someone just executed a prank with a sheet of plastic, and a myth grew up around it?

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    Comment #5388213

    Oh yes, please. edit: I submitted the request at http://dsc.discovery.com/tv-shows/mythbusters/show-talk/ejec... .

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    Comment #5286665

    Here are my first impressions from a brief test drive. http://luciangames.com/blog/2013/2/26/the-loom-game-engine

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    Comment #5262021

    And possibly remove your foot.

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    Comment #5257028

    I've heard a teddybear works pretty well in a pinch. For me, the epiphany usually hits when I finally break down and decide to ask for help. I realize my cognitive blind spot while…

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    Comment #5182172

    Nice idea, but for good results the leap API would need to be integrated into the application. Now blender, on the other hand, is ripe for experimentation.

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    Comment #5155256

    The show is excellent, IMHO. Delightfully wicked and intriguing.

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    Comment #4835341

    Thanks. It turns out I enjoyed this very much, and though the syntax was a bit foreign it made a lot more sense than I expected.

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    Comment #4831748

    Is this useful for someone with no knowledge of functional programming languages? I'm certainly interested in the topic. I recently spent some time learning [ChucK]( http://chuck.c…

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    Comment #4783073

    Yet more reason to promote entomophagy.

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    Comment #4727444

    I keep wishing for this magical language to manifest, like a C++ compatible Boo. I only wish I were capable of building one myself.