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utexaspunk

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    Comment #39647544

    I'd say it's kind of like room temperature. Lukewarm may be a little above room temp. The antonym would be any other temperature

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    Comment #38614117

    It's sort of like the PC User Groups that were more or less rendered redundant by the internet. I remember going to the HAL-PC (Houston Area League of PC Users) monthly general mee…

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    Comment #37871455

    Knobs on a mouse UI suck

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    Comment #37617023

    I mean, I can sing or whistle any song I can think of -surely thousands of tunes- without thinking about what I need to do with my lips. That same mechanism that connected tune in …

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    Comment #37300244

    What about just trying the doorknob to see if it's locked. Is that illegal?

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    Comment #37077274

    Loved me some Frac!

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    Comment #36558653

    It is a common thing among those who grow up being praised for their intelligence. If one comes to base their self-worth on their intelligence and believe it is a static quality th…

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    Comment #35326744

    No read performance? Other than being solid state, that's the real advantage of SSDs, especially non-sequential ones. I typically use an SSD for the OS and applications, and then u…

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    Comment #34888560

    Maintaining the value of commercial real estate?

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    Comment #34888539

    My company mandated everyone back in the office but everyone still meets via Teams, even when we have offices next door to each other. Making people come is just dumb. Imagine the …

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    Comment #33531775

    IDK, all the NBs are a bit distracting

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    Comment #33334398

    SQL is pretty darn perfect for its purpose. As long as databases exist, SQL will exist. It is also super easy and intuitive to learn- I taught myself and it has been my bread and b…

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    Comment #31725481

    Why not just use air pressure for the whole thing? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beach_Pneumatic_Transit

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    Comment #31695285

    Played way too much Pickaxe Pete as a kid. I can still hear that sound when he goes through the doors to another level. K.C. Munchkin was pretty cool, too- even had a level editor!…

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    Comment #31491989

    "What's that? I couldn't hear you over my keyboard clacking!"

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    Comment #30502474

    The Sistine Chapel?

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    Comment #30387950

    I just wanted to add salient to sentience and sapience ;)

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    Comment #30385923

    I'm not sure that's salient to this conversation

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    Comment #29642124

    I think the primary goal here is to create an exercise for exploring different graph theory concepts, not to actually be useful. You're thinking too much :)

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    Comment #29556395

    Sadly, the most profitable use for the CO2 might be piping it to an aging oil field and using it for a [CO2 flood]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_flooding ) to recov…

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    Comment #29556310

    We need fusion yesterday

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    Comment #29544182

    Mine's been solid black back since 1986 :)

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    Comment #29072644

    You mean Froot

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    Comment #28717874

    I'm all for being gender-neutral for the sake of neutrality, but the idea that the use of "he" somehow hurts people's safety or well-being sounds a bit absurd to me.

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    Comment #28685665

    Does that reverse the brain damage?