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tumes
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Comment #21238702
Ha, I thought I was being novel pointing out how convenient it was for solving the myriad problems that come with parenthood. I printed a bunch of car logos for my vehicle-obsessed…
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Comment #21238679
This will sound frivolous and ridiculous, but I have a toddler with constantly changing tastes and it's a nice way to be able to engage with and encourage their interests. For exam…
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Comment #10340955
It's interesting to me that between this and Apple's news app that we're steering to a less-social-engagement centric model for news presentation. One new way to save myself from l…
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Comment #8701283
Sooo pretty much Borges' Library of Babel. http://hyperdiscordia.crywalt.com/library_of_babel.html
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Comment #8163624
This looks like something Michel Gondry would've figured out manually 20 years ago with an 8mm camera and a paper cup or something. That being said, it really does look amazing!
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Comment #7650479
I would argue that at least DFW (and possibly the author) knew exactly what he meant when he said irony. I think maybe irony is misunderstood as necessarily being obvious and bald-…
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Comment #7307792
I must be a luddite, I prefer my pixilation like my soup: chunky :)
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Comment #7283657
I don't know if beer has any special rules regarding it's taxation, but assuming it doesn't and knowing the beer craziness here in Colorado, I'm not too concerned. Furthermore, if …
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Comment #7192301
Did you have anything to do with bringing the the scarf that's for sale on attractmo.de to market? I got one for my wife and it's really beautiful.
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Comment #7179995
Doubly so because Klepek is a hell of a games journalist. It's a really exciting time to be a fan of this stuff, no matter how casual.
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Comment #7179898
Wow, posted by Dave himself. Hi Dave!
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Comment #6930143
"A Furby is an evil robotic children’s toy wrapped in colored fur." If only all technical reviews started this honestly...
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Comment #6765504
Yes, but how many lines of javascript? It seems that's the metric above all metrics lately.
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Comment #6716447
Totally anecdotal and only tangentially related, but I've been to Tokyo three times since 2009 and the change in availability of American craft beer as well as Japanese microbrews …
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Comment #6620675
Second time I've had to preface a post like this, not to sound like a dick, but is HN just turning in to r/circlejerk? Glad we have a bunch of parents using Linux, but I'm slightly…
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Comment #6573451
I get the intention, and this is gonna sound kind of reductive and shitty, but there's no social contract on the internet. If you built it this way, you gotta put in the moderation…
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Comment #5868835
Awesome, awesome project, but for the purist please keep in mind that 8-direction joysticks can be a bit tricky on games that were built for a 4-direction joystick. For example, I …
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Comment #5799940
I agree with the organizational sentiment, but almost everything else reads of woeful naiveté for a 32 year old person in the work force. Not trying to hard hearted, and I sure as …
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Comment #5776866
Very cool. Just earlier this week I was wondering how someone could take some of the unique storytelling ideas from the likes of Borges and adapt them to modern media. The definite…
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Comment #5093635
I know precious little about hardware stuff and I was curious, how true an emulation does this sort of methodology produce? I remember reading this article ( http://arstechnica.com…
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Comment #4266950
Ha, I feel the same way about Dark Souls. Effing love that game, but it's almost too stressful to play.
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Comment #4262967
Does she like rollercoasters? I feel like it's a show for people who like extreme tension and the catharsis of relief, cause my wife and mother-in-law totally dig it.
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Comment #4262964
Super awesome, though it makes me hungry for a full CSS3 periodic table.
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Comment #3988395
As a Mines alum I can say I damn good first step to becoming a programmer is surviving a school as tough as Mines (if you're academically minded). I graduated with a chem degree bu…