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specialbat
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Comment #23828362
Posthumous execution?
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Comment #23557136
I use a $20 salton rice maker on warm (not cook) setting into which I put a 2 litre glass jar of ingredients brought to 90 degrees F beforehand. No sterilizing. Takes about 10 hour…
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Comment #23330582
Accountants don't run the business. They provide accounting information to those that run the business.
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Comment #22916700
Agree, he is not some crank. I don't understand the flagging system on this site at all
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Comment #22719118
You can't have a free market when there is a monopolistic producer
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Comment #22558140
Anyone else see the similarity to Poe's "The Masque of the Red Death" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Masque_of_the_Red_Death
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Comment #22426062
Desktop app to keep track of time spent on different jobs
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Comment #22380507
So the rich can burn all the carbon they can afford?
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Comment #22314550
How do they know you didn't lose or destroy the notebook?
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Comment #22153629
We still have a multi user desktop application that uses the Borland database engine and dbf files over a windows file server. The BDE is no longer supported but it still works
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Comment #21400718
How about a device that pedestrians could optionally carry that would broadcast their presence to all vehicles
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Comment #19228496
Glamorous? How is fishing in the toilet bowl for your wallet glamorous? I don't think he portrayed as anything but squalid. He was certainly unapologetic about it.
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Comment #16552534
There are extensive diamond mining operations in the Canadian arctic. I always thought it ironic that people choose for a symbol of their love an object that necessitated destructi…
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Comment #16332806
They don't speculate how the lowly Shakespeare could have got access to a courtier's unpublished manuscript.
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Comment #14185940
Not as bad as APL in 1978. It turned me off the idea of programming for 10 years