If you look closely at TV dramas, you'll sometimes catch a character in a close-up situation toggling between the other characters eyes; it looks silly. Focus on the nose bridge and keep the staring down to 50-70% of the conversation. Break it up with quick glances around the face and sometimes look at a random location to appear that you're thinking because studying the face for cues apparently uses up processing power.
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I was sure your link said "Bacon_run". I must have glanced at your name.
It could've been Swatch Internet Time.
Funny that to replace one device, you need to have three.
Unix philisophy: One task—one device which does that one task well.
Studded packets. Is that how torrents reproduce?
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Unicode porn is the future!
If you look closely at TV dramas, you'll sometimes catch a character in a close-up situation toggling between the other characters eyes; it looks silly. Focus on the nose bridge and keep the staring down to 50-70% of the conversation. Break it up with quick glances around the face and sometimes look at a random location to appear that you're thinking because studying the face for cues apparently uses up processing power.
Judging by his name, I'd say he's been out there a while.
It gets hashed and stored in a table. When there's a collision, a DejaVu exception is raised.
I see why the Web is better than print. Back then, we only had halftones of images~
Fahrenheits, but most jobs require Celsiuses now.
encourages using it as a learning tool
At least the casket will reorient itself when he turns.
I think we can. Remember, just when the drama starts to build...ad break!
God wrote the book; the book says so and it must be right because God wrote the book; the book says so and—
The circle is complete.
Your smartphone is a pocket (smart-) watch with a wireless chain. Classy.
you have to decide who to sponsor
Game shows are back!
Yeah, a vertical smile.
First ghost!
We don't pay for music or porn so why should we pay for cancer?
They're centiprefixes.
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You really expect us to read all that?
Probably not; that must be why I explode when I find something great.