| Time |
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00:23
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godane |
uploaded: https://archive.org/details/Video_Game_Tricks_Codes_and_Strategies_Vol.3 |
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01:19
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omf_ |
from the other channel: Article http://archive.is/ZNESC bullshit emails http://www.centerforinquiry.net/blogs/entry/what_i_wrote_to_scientific_american/ |
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01:19
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omf_ |
twitter: https://twitter.com/karenstollznow https://twitter.com/karenstollznow/status/367024053762011136 https://twitter.com/RALindsay/status/367023754531966977 |
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01:22
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godane |
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/08/swartz-foia-release/ |
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01:24
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omf_ |
The dude is trying to be a nitpicky bitch |
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01:25
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omf_ |
oh that fucker even pulled the Ms. bullshit instead of Dr. |
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01:26
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omf_ |
There is a great article that shows by default many men refer to women as Ms or Mrs instead of their title like Dr. Prof. President etc... |
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01:27
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omf_ |
And also the reverse happens as well. Men will refer to female colleagues by last name instead of first name like with male colleagues to appear professional |
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01:27
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omf_ |
because god forbid you call a woman by her first name |
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01:31
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godane |
uploaded: https://archive.org/details/aaron-swartz-usss-first-release-08-12-13 |
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03:18
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godane |
The Bits Season 4 episodes are finally all uploaded |
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10:48
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omf_ |
They finally fixed the internet outage here, nearly a half day gone |
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10:48
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omf_ |
At least I did not have to pay for the repairs |
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10:49
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SmileyG |
welcome back then |
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11:14
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omf_ |
This is a pic of my friend's most recent smoked meat of the week https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/1149294_4663363082036_865566005_o.jpg |
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11:25
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SmileyG |
that looks rather burnt o_O |
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11:25
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SmileyG |
far too hot D: |
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11:25
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SmileyG |
tho it is pulling nicely |
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11:29
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omf_ |
He smoked it for 12 hours |
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11:29
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SmileyG |
we did 9 hours, planned to do 10 |
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11:29
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SmileyG |
but a "chef" (guy we know, used to be a chef long ago) turned up and said it prob been on long enough |
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11:29
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SmileyG |
it hadn't :/ |
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11:30
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SmileyG |
but it wasn't like that |
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11:30
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SmileyG |
we didn't glaze it either.... |
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11:30
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omf_ |
Yeah that had a couple coats of glaze |
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11:30
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omf_ |
I am thinking of doing a dry rub for this weekend |
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11:30
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SmileyG |
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-UEe61GK9t4o/Uf5EnPVwQfI/AAAAAAAAe1E/X99qO2ph-7Q/w661-h881-no/20130804_130840_Suffolk+Close.jpg |
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11:30
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SmileyG |
bbq on left, smoker on the right |
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11:31
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omf_ |
Is that your bicycle? |
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11:31
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SmileyG |
no, this is around my friends |
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11:31
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SmileyG |
Y? |
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11:31
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SmileyG |
Should I buy it off him? |
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11:31
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omf_ |
The pic is not detailed enough to show parts so I cannot make that call |
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11:32
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SmileyG |
k :D |
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11:32
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SmileyG |
I want offroad bike anyway, simply bigger tires for me |
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11:33
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omf_ |
I almost always ride a mountain bike when commuting around the city. It can handle pot holes, curbs and all the junk better than a road bike. If the roads were better maintained I might switch |
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11:35
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SmileyG |
yeah |
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11:36
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SmileyG |
Thats my thinking, I'm not exactly the most experienced rider either. Just need to figure out how to maintain it properly etc too |
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11:36
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omf_ |
#1 rule for bike maintenance is always make sure your tires have good pressure |
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11:37
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SmileyG |
yeah |
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11:37
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omf_ |
People tend to not pay enough attention to that, you see car owners are the same way |
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11:39
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SmileyG |
yah |
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11:42
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omf_ |
The US bicycle support sucks |
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11:43
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omf_ |
There is a huge difference between riding in a top 15 city versus everything else |
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11:44
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omf_ |
For example |
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11:44
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omf_ |
many US city ratings include future plans |
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11:44
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omf_ |
whereas on the world stage many great bicycle cities never count their future plans |
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11:46
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omf_ |
A simple way to visualize this is to look at the bicycle layer for a city using google maps or OSM |
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11:47
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SmileyG |
shame I'm in the UK :D |
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11:47
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SmileyG |
and pffft, I'll ride anywhere, hense wanting mountain bike rather than road. |
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11:47
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omf_ |
So do I but some roads and places are extremely unfriendly to bicyclers |
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11:48
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omf_ |
Bristol is the UK's top cycle city |
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11:49
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omf_ |
Here are the US top 10 for context |
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11:49
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omf_ |
1. Minneapolis, MN |
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11:49
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omf_ |
2. Portland, OR |
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11:49
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omf_ |
3. Boulder, CO |
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11:49
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omf_ |
4. Seattle, WA |
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11:49
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omf_ |
5. Eugene, OR |
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11:49
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omf_ |
6. San Francisco, CA |
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11:49
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omf_ |
7. Madison, WI |
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11:49
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omf_ |
8. New York, NY |
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11:49
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omf_ |
9. Tucson, AZ |
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11:49
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omf_ |
10. Chicago, IL |
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11:49
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omf_ |
The only surprising one for me is #9. That city has some fucked up urban sprawl |
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11:50
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SmileyG |
well most of the city centre here is non car so thats nice |
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11:51
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omf_ |
http://www.bicycling.com/news/advocacy/america%E2%80%99s-top-50-bike-friendly-cities |
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12:02
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ersi |
Riding a bike is so much more fun with proper tire pressure |
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12:02
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ersi |
It's exhausting and somewhat tedious with the wrong pressure |
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12:03
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ersi |
Which reminds me that I should pump my tires |
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12:03
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omf_ |
ersi, how is the cycling in your city? |
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12:04
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ersi |
It's a "bike city" - a lot of students. It's also very flat :) |
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12:04
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ersi |
I'd say it's quite good, for what I know at least. |
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12:05
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ersi |
Then again, there's roughly 200k citizens in my city.. so it's pretty small, you can manage to go anywhere on bike really |
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12:06
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omf_ |
2 million here |
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12:07
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ersi |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uppsala |
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12:07
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ersi |
Oh, about 140k citizens. the 200k+ figure is for the whole county |
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12:08
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omf_ |
yeah the bicycle layer for that city looks excellent |
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12:09
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ersi |
I got many colleagues in Stockholm that bike as well |
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12:09
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ersi |
most with road bikes |
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12:15
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omf_ |
How do road bicycle peeps deal with snow? My mountain bike has got deep knobby tires to handle it |
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12:15
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omf_ |
I understand the physics of slicks working in the rain but snow and ice are a different story |
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12:17
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SmileyG |
i think they don't ride!? :D |
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12:17
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SmileyG |
you can get spiked tires also. |
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12:19
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ersi |
I think most people put away their bikes, when winter comes around. |
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12:19
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ersi |
I bike all around the year, mainly because I bike such short distances |
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12:19
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SmileyG |
I think icould walk to work in 30-40 min |
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12:19
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SmileyG |
SO biking should take around 20. |
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12:19
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SmileyG |
I can walk 20min to the train station, then 15min the other side, thats my last option |
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12:19
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ersi |
I think it's about 1.8 "miles" single journey - which frankly, is not much |
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12:20
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ersi |
But in -20C, it's pretty fucking long. |
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12:20
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ersi |
(I've learned my lesson. No more biking in -20C weather) |
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12:22
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omf_ |
Do people own more than one bicycle? I have two fully working ones and most of my bicycle friends only have 1 |
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12:24
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ersi |
Hehe, I/we do :D At one time we had like 6 bikes on 2 people - where only I rode |
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12:24
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ersi |
One was mine, one was my gf's and the others came from our summer house (ie. collected family bikes through the ages) |
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12:27
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SmileyG |
thats like me with pc's |
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12:29
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omf_ |
http://www.fastcompany.com/3015418/from-inside-walled-gardens-social-networks-are-suffocating-the-internet-as-we-know-it |
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12:29
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omf_ |
I <3 off road riding, I will take having just a mountain bike over having just a road bicycle |
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12:30
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omf_ |
I like having both since there is a finished 12 mile flat straight trail for high speed road bicycling |
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12:30
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omf_ |
It was a former train track |
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12:30
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omf_ |
plus disc brakes |
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12:31
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ersi |
I don't think most people own multiple bikes here though |
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12:32
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omf_ |
People see you as "hardcore" when you have 2+ bikes |
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12:32
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omf_ |
For me I think having 3 total would be the best fit |
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12:33
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SmileyG |
well for me, it'll mostly be for getting to work |
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12:33
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SmileyG |
of course I'll use it in other ways I expect |
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12:33
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ersi |
I think most people will see you as hard core if you have a road bike :) |
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12:33
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ersi |
ie thin weels and light frame etc |
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12:34
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omf_ |
Hipsters only rock road bikes and they are hardly hardcore |
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12:34
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omf_ |
I see people biking with sandals on and I am thinking "Wow future foot injury waiting to happen" |
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12:35
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SmileyG |
hmm |
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12:35
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SmileyG |
i remember when I was young |
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12:35
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ersi |
haha |
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12:35
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SmileyG |
we used to ride around all the time |
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12:35
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ersi |
yeah, that always felt very insecure |
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12:35
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SmileyG |
my friend got his foot trapped |
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12:36
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SmileyG |
it ripped his trainer to peices in the second or so he took to stop |
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12:40
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godane |
uploaded: http://archive.org/details/Good_Morning_Australia_11-11-85_BetaRip |
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12:40
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omf_ |
Yeah I still have some bad bicycling habits. I never wear a helmet, I do not carry tools or spare tubes |
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12:40
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omf_ |
The most I carry is a chain and a lock |
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13:20
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godane |
so looks like there was only 2060 videos in the computer tech collection before i came along |
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13:45
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godane |
looks like i will be able to save another g4 show |
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13:46
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godane |
2 months 2 million |
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13:46
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godane |
and the 720p is on usenet |
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13:47
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SketchCow |
Computers and Tech wasn't given the attention you are giving it. |
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13:47
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SketchCow |
That's true for a lot of archive.org. I'm adding so many documents that I've had to create dozens of collections to hold them. |
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13:47
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SketchCow |
And I completely redid software, as you've seen. |
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13:47
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BlueMaxim |
at least it's actually getting up there |
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13:48
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godane |
SketchCow: most of it is tech podcasts before |
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13:56
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godane |
i have got life.hackaday.com |
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13:56
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godane |
grabing handmade.hackaday.com |
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14:09
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GLaDOS |
http://www.worth1000.com/discussions/70353/the-future-of-worth1000-everyone-please-read/ |
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14:09
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GLaDOS |
YES, SOMEONE GETS THE POINT |
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14:09
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GLaDOS |
tl;dr closing down, making everything into a static museum. |
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14:11
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SmileyG |
\o/ |
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14:11
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SmileyG |
ARCHIVE IT ANYWAY |
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14:13
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ersi |
Yeah, but it's miles better than "I quit hosting this site. Pulling plug in an hour" |
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14:15
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SmileyG |
indeed it is |
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14:28
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omf_ |
http://openglam.org/2013/08/13/getty-releases-4600-images-into-the-public-domain/ |
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14:29
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ersi |
yay |
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14:30
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norbert79 |
Awwww, I am sad regarding worth1000.com |
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15:15
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DFJustin |
nice, usually museums are more like the seagulls in finding nemo |
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15:15
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omf_ |
Things are slowly starting to change |
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15:34
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joepie91 |
omf_: that really confused me for a moment |
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15:34
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joepie91 |
"Getty" |
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15:34
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joepie91 |
my first mental connection was to "Getty Images" |
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15:35
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joepie91 |
(that very lawsuit-happy stock image publisher) |
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15:43
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omf_ |
yeah I thought the same when I first say the title |
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15:43
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omf_ |
but openglam.org is pretty ontop of their subject matter |
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15:43
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omf_ |
also Russia http://instinctmagazine.com/post/olympic-committee-confirms-it-will-punish-athletes-who-support-lgbt-rights-russia#sthash.R93EgPXt.uxfs |
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15:44
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joepie91 |
omf_: getting the idea that they're just looking to see how far they can push it |
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15:44
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joepie91 |
and still get away with it |
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15:46
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omf_ |
If you scan down the comments there is a point about how this violets an earlier rule |
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15:46
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omf_ |
existing rule |
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15:49
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omf_ |
Someone is going to do something on camera |
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15:49
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omf_ |
at the winter olympics |
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18:11
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omf_ |
Still my fav funded kickstarter -> http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1960086844/miniature-wargaming-flying-assault-butts |
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19:21
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SketchCow |
I loved Worth1000 |
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19:43
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SketchCow |
Will miss it! |
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19:43
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SketchCow |
Let's take a copy. |
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19:57
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BlueMaxim |
SketchCow, am I going to need to hold you back from breaking some poor idiot's nose? |
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19:57
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BlueMaxim |
Also, how did you recognize the guy? Same phone number or something? |