Be careful out there.

Sebach · 2012-05-25T23:05:58.933490+00:00

Ornithologist here. They attack because ponytailed joggers resemble their natural prey, which is ponies.

wonderless2686 · 1 day

[Profanity]

thatsnotminesir · 2 days

These bulletins are fascinating reading. Thanks for posting.

ThisIsMyPlane · 2 days

they have nine billion riding on the watermelon not falling

KING246 · 3 days

I GO TOPLESS BECAUSE I AM NOT GOOD AT MATH

imbetr · 3 days

wrong - it's both

imbetr · 3 days

What I'm talking about is self-evident if you play demo, and shoot stickies at distant targets. Try it!

imbetr · 3 days

stickies and scottish resistance are subject to range-based damage falloff.

imbetr · 3 days

None of your weapons are affected by range-based damage falloff,

Where did you get this idea? It's wrong.

Gone_Fisting · 4 days

I know. I'm commenting on his responses to the first.

Gone_Fisting · 5 days

sshd not running / wrong port will not give a timeout, but connection refused. You don't need to read up on rsync until ssh is working. Changing an IP address doesn't make the hostkey invalid. Bad host keys do not cause timeout,, but an explicit and detailed error.

radbrad7 · 9 days

Colored pencil "lead" is goopy wax, not slick graphite as in a normal pencil. The wax is what ruined your sharpener.

Auto_aim1 · 9 days

what's more, MPC has arbitrary aspect ratios and cropping, and you can fully control those with hotkeys. It's VLC that's behind on this one.

StevieB- · 11 days

MY POINT STANDS SOMETHING IS SOMEWHERE

qgyh2 · 11 days

post this link 2x in 1 thread don't mind if I do http://www.interfluidity.com/v2/2587.html

In financial markets, risk-bearing is the ultimate commodity. It is what financial market participants buy and sell. As a financial speculator, I spend exorbitant amounts of money buying out-of-the-money options to limit my downside risk. The vast majority of those options expire worthless, just like the vast majority of fire insurance policies end with no claims paid. If only someone would give me all those options for free, or sell them to me for half the market price, or reimburse the cost of the options that I never end up using, I would be rich. Seriously, given the years I’ve been in this game, I’d be pretty set if I had my option premiums back.

qgyh2 · 11 days

http://www.interfluidity.com/v2/2587.html

By these actions, the state assumed substantially all of the downside risk of the banking system. The market value of this risk-assumption by the government was more than the entire value of the major banks to their “private shareholders”. On commercial terms, the government paid for and ought to have owned several large banks lock, stock, and barrel. Instead, officials carefully engineered deals to avoid ownership and control.

spike · 11 days

An arms race is a form of iterated Prisoner's Dilemma, and a textbook example of a non-zero-sum game.

zq49 · 12 days

PRAY I DO NOT POINT OUT ANOTHER

spike · 12 days

UGH Thomas Friedman. Here's a review of Friedman's 2009 book about the end of American consumerism, a thesis opposite to the one in this article (probably, who cares): http://nypress.com/flat-n-all-that/

camdizzles · 13 days

Sort of... it's on the 4th floor.

achmejedidad · 13 days

NOW YOU SIT ON A WELDER

dReDone · 14 days

BABY BUS-TER

wurz81 · 14 days

link to some

jacky0109 · 16 days

Please be on time

printingray · 18 days

/r/business is the best place to look for spam

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