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strait

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    > It's starting to rot at 25 years, lying in the rain and mud and beetles. There are logs much much older than that lying around the local woods. There are stumps over a century ol…

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    Comment #34737452

    I often get the blues from scanning the front page of Hacker news. Another day, another legend passing away. How could I forget when there is Always something there to remind me?

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    Comment #33156282

    When does if x and x == nil ever evaluate to true in LuaJIT? What does the FFI have to do with it? Please explain. Edit: I think I see what you mean here. The x variable is actuall…

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    Comment #29133825

    Composting a humanure mix in sealed enclosures with a regulated exhaust would produce relatively high nitrogen compost. Deliver this locally to growing crops in a just-in-time mann…

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    Comment #28321407

    Interesting idea, but I suspect that jurisdictions soft on squatters are almost certainly soft on vandalism and theft of contents caused by said occupants. Once the owner reclaims …

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    Comment #28005041

    anyone, everyone == usually false there are exceptions == usually true

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    Comment #27991576

    Yes, also Blind Lemon Jefferson and T-Bone Walker out of Dallas. Roy Orbison out of West Texas. Buddy Holly and Waylon Jennings out of Lubbock. Freddy King and Albert Collins. The …

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    Comment #27978953

    Methane production requires nearly a total anoxic environment. Even trace amounts of oxygen are enough for substantial suppression. Decaying roots, even if they were deeper, would …

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    Comment #27977549

    Another example of an article selectively picking bits and pieces to support a sensational and false conclusion. The discussion of oxygen exposure was conveniently left out. Why fo…

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    Comment #27912361

    West Texas is still in Texas.

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    Comment #27744900

    The ultimate solution is just to live with it. The little shards are occasionally sticking up at just the right angle to force a minor puncture. It's about the same as stepping on …

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    Comment #27742005

    In the evenings, usually every day. However starting out, it was more like every second or third day, until the feet became stronger and I had learned gradually to run with more fi…

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    Comment #27736279

    Running completely barefoot has changed everything for me. It started several years ago with just intending to walk barefoot across park fields and down short trails. However, I so…

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    Comment #27649360

    They're not lying. They're just assuming you're using the proper cookware.

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    Comment #27647655

    I was visiting family in a very rural part of Texas recently. No iron crosses or confederate flags, but plenty of Trump/Pence flags and signs still around. It's probably the best p…

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    Comment #27225867

    More likely the number 10000 is now entrenched in so many varied locations in the last 50 years that it would be a monumental undertaking to try and adjust it successfully.

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    Comment #26910933

    Area Man Finds Study Finding Him Full of Crap, Full of Crap

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    Comment #26430869

    It seems like there are nine different ways to enter INSERT mode and they are all useful enough to be used with some frequency. So, having the pedal simply substitute for ESCAPE wo…

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    Comment #24396686

    During the period of about 10 years that I was using Emacs as my main editor, I invested countless hours in mastering Elisp, configuring this and that, writing custom functions, fi…

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    Comment #22941326

    Primary school in rural Texas. We'd spend an hour a day singing songs mostly about how much God blesses Texas, America, and the Marine Corps, then finish off with The Eyes of Texas…

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    Comment #21460096

    The name has me imagining a Honeymooners fantasy horror spin-off where a bearded Art Carney begins dabbling in the occult during the pilot, quickly learning to supernaturally send …