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Comment #1707296
I read the source code first. And then: joel@joel-virtual:~$ gcc robert_you_suck.c -o rys joel@joel-virtual:~$ ./rys resolved symbol commit_creds to 0xffffffff8108bd90 resolved sym…
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Comment #1610455
The fact that people get out of secondary education with no real understanding of thermodynamics is a tragedy. Case in point: There is currently no discussion in this thread of the…
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Comment #1092395
And by listing negative effects, you can also make bad things sound bad. Lots of people kill themselves with marathons. Maybe there's a right way to do it, but obviously it's easy …
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Comment #1091512
e) 5-10 big name publishers threatened Amazon over Macmillan, and they had to choose between backing down or facing a publisher revolt.
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Comment #1087311
It's not just the forefoot striking (also, Vibram != barefoot, call them minimal, if anything). When you run barefoot, you don't do anything stupid with your feet, like subjecting …
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Comment #1085241
Master/servant? I prefer the pusher/user metaphor myself.
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Comment #1082887
The Vibram KSO doesn't do a good job of keeping your feet warm in the cold and wet. I mostly run barefoot on dirt trails, but pull the KSO's out of my pocket when I hit really bad …
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Comment #1080789
From the Engadget leaked photos, it looks like it has both cellular connectivity and a front video camera. Video calling, here we come. Still, the more I find out about the device,…
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Comment #1079254
The problem is that there is a hell of a lot of general purpose software out there already that's never going to be worth the effort to port to a single device. The iPhone has some…
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Comment #1079145
iPhone-based OS. I wonder if everything will have to go through an App-store? Annoying if so.
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Comment #1078129
Here's a helpful tool for figuring out Sun's strategy on any given day: http://media.arstechnica.com/journals/microsoft.media/sunstr...
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Comment #1043098
Uh, yeah. That's somewhat obvious. How else would I have gained the weight? Magic? Now comes the million dollar question: Why was I so hungry that I ate 470,000 extra calories? Cou…
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Comment #1042279
The weight gain lasted from when I was 170 pounds until I was 305. I had to stop running when I hit 240 or so. At 305, I was still 30 pounds under my max...but something tells me i…
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Comment #1042194
Well, a gene can spread in a small group through drift (even if detrimental). If it allows that group to out-compete the next tribe over, it will spread farther. Of course, no one …
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Comment #1042091
No no. I just eat a lot of meat, eggs, and cheese. I average 2-3 pounds of rib-eye per day, 6-9 eggs, and 3-6 ounces of cheese. Googling for calorie information...good god, that's …
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Comment #1041792
It did work. I lost the weight. Pay attention to fiber? The research in support of that suggestion is execrable (pun intended). I did try the 500-1000 calorie deficit for a number …
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Comment #1041677
I've actually never heard of hyperuricemia being caused by carbohydrate restriction. Nobody seems to list it in the standard "drink your Coke, low-carb kills" list of warnings, eit…
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Comment #1041580
No tiredness for me. There's the "induction flu" that people on Atkins get, and I felt that for the first few weeks. Apparently it's caused by sodium depletion (carbohydrates cause…
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Comment #1041545
You will lose weight on calorie restriction as long as you go low enough. Though I've been fat my entire life, after college, I was 150 pounds overweight. I lost the extra weight b…
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Comment #1026513
Well-written comments are generally helpful. And the people who write well-written comments generally understand the concept of brevity. Badly-written comments are worse than no co…
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Comment #1026042
Maybe things have changed since 1985. This article found that 33% of all marriages were inbred in Bangalore, Mysore, and Karnataka: http://www.jstor.org/pss/2803361 Also, according…
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Comment #1025905
Just noticed this on our installation. Y2K+10...
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Comment #1002502
No it hasn't. This is 2 events in an expected background of 0.8. According to reports it's a 1.5 sigma event. Noise. This can be dismissed until they get to 3-5 sigma.
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Comment #991768
These seem to be up on archive.org through 2008. The rest are available through Google Reader.
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Comment #991742
Child predators can attack your family through Google real time search? Moronic. Flagged.