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tdoggette

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    Comment #39739946

    A great gift for the Stellaris fan in your life!

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    Comment #39533152

    > Through a mapping of traditional paths into their GoboLinux counterparts, we transparently retain compatibility with the Unix legacy. [...] There is no rocket science to this: /b…

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    Comment #39457062

    > A company that can't figure out the difference between a scam like Better Homes and Gardens and a rigorous review site like Housefresh should be pouring every spare dime it bring…

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    Comment #38099766

    This seems like the Top Best post to use to train HN's spam filters and voting ring detection tools.

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    Comment #34871062

    It's not until the Third Law that the author names a show of his: The Middleman (2008) on ABC Family, a one-and-done cult classic comedy show. That show's quality lends strong cred…

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    Comment #33471745

    There is a specific subsite there for media discussions: https://fanfare.metafilter.com/

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    Comment #21800489

    https://qntm.org/calendar

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    Comment #20931096

    I like the compass! It's nerdy, but I like to carry one when navigating an unknown city, and I find it very helpful.

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    Comment #19738133

    Yeah, but this one, if he exists, does . Crack open a piggy bank, find enough money to buy safecracking tools.

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    Comment #15542211

    > If there were a crowd of script kiddies rapping on the armour of every tank they could see, then yes, making your tank less visible would endanger it. I don't follow. If your tan…

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    Comment #13440645

    That's not much of an improvement in terms of comprehensibility.

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    Comment #11435585

    Well, yeah, someone had to teach her that flawless inverted-pyramid writing style.

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    Comment #9720035

    Yes, yes! Everyone steal the best parts of WebOS and make 'em universal!

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    Comment #9688694

    My Ergotron clamps onto a corner desk.

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    Comment #9688613

    I use an Ergotron Workfit-S: http://www.ergotron.com/ProductsDetails/tabid/65/PRDID/378/D... It's very quick to move up and down, and the keyboard tray and monitor are independent.…

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    Comment #9642418

    Do people who use this call it "peacock" or "pico see"?

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    Comment #9097507

    People always say this (or the more general "take care of your joints"). What the hell does it mean ? Don't skateboard? Run? Don't run? Start taking fish oil at age 25?

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    Comment #8814747

    Just so that this doesn't stand entirely unchallenged: Gibson's newer stuff is excellent and continues to be prescient and quite a lot of fun. The Blue Ant trilogy ("trilogy", like…

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    Comment #8320658

    Please edit or delete this comment. It's stretching the page.

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    Comment #7965845

    I usually nap under the pool table that no one uses.

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    Comment #7526300

    You've missed the context of this document.

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    Comment #7418416

    ""Newsweek has not received any statement or letter from either Mr. Nakamoto or his legal counsel. If and when we do, we will respond as necessary.""

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    Comment #6472021

    Please edit; stretches the page on 1366 width.

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    Comment #6228406

    MoMA's industrial design section is the only part that I remember years later. Gosh, what a cool place.