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World's Best Toilet Seat and Electronic Bidet - http://www.sandman.com/intimst...
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I think we're going to install these at the TWiT Cottage.
- Leo Laporte
from Bookmarklet
My Oma (Dutch for Grandmother) has one of those in her house. Heated seats no wiping!
- Levi Breederland
That's old news in Japan :)
- directeur
Been there, done that!
- M. Serdar Kuzuloglu
The video is a must watch!
- Brian Sullivan
I like it when he says: "sensitive, private body areas". Also noteworthy is: "nazzle" and "feminine cleansing".
- Kittyburgers
KB, that's how all of us from Chicahggo say it. I think you should get the cold-water-only model. Sounds like a fun weekend in.
- Eph Zero
Can be a bit of a strange feeling in the nether regions the first time you try it.
- Darryl Benson
Toronto's coyote reality - Posted Toronto - http://www.diigo.com/annotat...
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:O
- Her Lindsay-ness
Here you go, Akiva
- Josh Haley
and Alex
- Josh Haley
:D
- Josh Haley
For me, it's "Your misery makes me happy"
- Mike Nayyar
schadenfreude :D
- Bibi
Bump.
- Louis Gray
:D
- Josh Haley
Bump.
- Louis Gray
My anger makes Louis Gray happy! :D But I'm not angry right now. I'm just sick. :p
- Josh Haley
:-(
- Jim Hearts FF
from iPhone
I LOVE Happy Bunny
- pea ♥ fierce as a woozle
lol
- echostreamer
I need that on my cube. STAT.
- Holly Rae, FFer
still funny a month later, lol
- echostreamer
you mean, 13 months later.
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
:)
- Danny Minick
:-D
- Anna Haro
Wave is an incredibly powerful personal work environment, and that's before you factor in its collaborative nature. Going to be huge! #wave
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Seriously? - http://www.zee.me/blog...
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OH NOES!!!!
- Mathew™ one of a kind
Okay...steps back and runs off.
- Mol, Time Warping
you know when I first saw this I thought... just a little lower and it would be like one of those "crack kills" cartoons...
- Harold
I wonder what the rat/dog is looking at.
- Brian Sullivan
His dignity passing him by probably
- Nick
@Nick: Who, the dog or the young man?
- Kittyburgers
Dog in a hat cage can't be far behind.
- Christopher Harley
ARe you serious?
- Michelle
One of my guitar heroes sent me the nicest note re: this recording of his tune. I'm psyched! http://soundcloud.com/atmostr...
Jack (a.k.a. Jeber), Richard ¿digame? Walker, Aspa and 7 other people liked this
Now is when I wish now that FB wasn't a closed scene.
- Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
This totally made my day yesterday!
- Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
:D
- Josh Haley
Have considered driving to San Diego several times (about 7 hour drive) just to catch Peter's shows.
- Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
I don’t like lactose intolerant people. I’m lactose intolerant intolerant. - http://tedroden.enjoysthin.gs/277371...
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I sometimes wonder if my lack of wealth and power may be holding me back. - http://tedroden.enjoysthin.gs/277372...
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Light travels faster then sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
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Awesome!
- Rene Wirtz
Lawlz.
- Maxamad
hee hee hee
- Bill Scherer
I take it many people can relate to my experience! :-)
- manielse (Mark Nielsen)
***SPOILER ALERT!***
Leandro Ardissone ⍨, Katie: Witch Of The West, Yolanda and 68 other people liked this
*snort*
- Lindsey is Fierce!
HOLY
- Jason Huebel
V is on tonight.
- Josh Haley
looks like "photoshop edit"
- Nutella Ferrero (emirhan)
well played title
- dthree
that ain't no spoiler! that's a gosh darn moving transmission tower.
- Nathalie, Dreamer of FF
wind monster :)
- Ali BULUT
*Wingo http://pixar.wikia.com/Wingo takes down license plate*
- Micah Wittman
cops must love pulling that thing over
- VAL D.
If you receive an email from the Department of Health telling you not to eat canned pork because of swine flu ignore it. It's just Spam.
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Novell: the first major corporation to announce Google Wave adoption - http://thenextweb.com/appetit...
Ozkan Altuner, Jason Huebel, Brian Sullivan and 3 other people liked this
Oh wow, that's pretty huge.
- Chieze Okoye
Zee: Novell: the first major corporation to announce Google Wave adoption http://bit.ly/2CU9eE - http://twitter.com/Zee...
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YouTube - Gay Scientists Isolate Christian Gene - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Genius!
- Edward Zwart
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Share With Thy Neighbor on Flickr - Photo Sharing! - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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"Pawhuska, Oklahoma"
- See-ming Lee 李思明 SML
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Holy-Spot.
- k0nan
Praise the lord, and pass the wi-fi.
- Brian Sullivan
Giant crack in Ethiopia exhibits the makings of an ocean–study - http://www.thedailyinquirer.net/giant-c...
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Liked for this quote "It is the very same rift activity that is slowly parting the Red Sea." -- hasn't the parting of the Red Sea thing come up before?
- Brian Sullivan
A neutron walks into a bar and says: "I’d like a beer, please." After the bartender gives him one, he asks: "How much will that be?" —"For you?", says the bartender, "No charge."
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I'm sorry :)
- directeur
LOL You need the #badjokememe on this.
- Anika
Hehe...I'm a sucker for chemistry jokes
- Alex Scoble
Comments win again. LOL
- Eric Logan
:)) hahaha!
- Petek(UCB)_
:P what a bunch of geeks! — Your turn now! :)
- directeur
Cute! Geeky joke too :)
- Susan Beebe
ROFL, Kevin!
- Alex Scoble
Two fermions walk into a bar. One orders a drink. The other says 'I'll have what he's having.'
- Mo Kargas
LOL!! Kevin and Mo, YOU win! :))
- directeur
LOL!!
- jcunwired
A bartender gives the tachyon his scotch. The tachyon says make it a double. The tachyon orders a scotch. A tachyon walks into a bar.
- teh Dork Knight
from fftogo
I <3 science geek jokes. :-D
- Jason Huebel
two atoms walk into the bar, one says "I think I lost an electron outside somewhere." "are you sure?" the other asks. "yep, I'm positive!"
- Bren, Photophobe
*giggle*
- Jason Huebel
lol!:) i giggle to this feed as i write my dissertation proposal...
- Petek(UCB)_
I wanted to not like this. But dang. Appreciated.
- Louis Gray
I remember one of my teachers telling me this joke several years ago. It is a good classic. :)
- Rishabh Mishra (p248)
I like it. :P
- Christian (Simply X)
you should see this, directeur: http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- satine
Sağol, Satine! :)
- directeur
Hahaha.
- Roberto Bonini
from iPhone
Awesome!
- Martha
bramcohen: Python 3 grammar to be frozen for the next two years http://bit.ly/2zJZhw - http://twitter.com/bramcoh...
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Back by popular demand?
- Brian Sullivan
This is a little old, but yes, there's reason: "This suspension of features is designed to allow non-CPython implementations to "catch up" to the core implementation of the language, help ease adoption of Python 3.x, and provide a more stable base for the community."
- Maxamad
So, because the grammar is frozen, then they won't be able to get rid of the Whitespace issue, which means that I won't be using it for at least 2 years. Good to know.
- Otto
Why We Have Rights - http://blog.mises.org/archive...
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"Humans are fundamentally social animals... and it is in the nature of society for these rights to be at least partially respected. This is why these are termed natural rights — not that it is in the nature of human beings to have rights (I am not going to open this debate), but that it is in the nature of human societies." This is a very important question, and, while I disagree strongly with his answer, it is good that someone is asking it.
- Alex Scrivener
The only rights we have are the rights we agree to give each other and those we bother to respect. Natural rights is just physics envy.
- Todd Hoff
I disagree, Todd. Natural Rights are inherent in the nature of man. Of course, we have different ideas about what that nature is.
- Alex Scrivener
That's just a myth Alex to make people feel better about imposing their great political system on other people. Man up. Force your self on others while acknowledging you are using force to get what you want. Don't blame it on something "Natural"
- Todd Hoff
Wow, Todd. Do you really think, after everything I say here, that I am in favor of forcing anyone to do anything? Almost everything I share or talk about is related to preventing someone's use of force against others. The fact that I think humans have an inherent dignity which entitles them to a list of rights would have to be stretched pretty damn far to get to force.
- Alex Scrivener
You act like restricting my use of force is natural. It's actually the greatest restriction of all. It's the greatest scam reasoning of all time because in the name of rights you've stolen my most natural right possible. You've stopped me from managing my own affairs and seeking personal justice. Humans have nothing inherent. This is just misapplied physics talk again. Everything in the human realm must be continually created by will and intent. There's nothing natural or inherent about it. It's work.
- Todd Hoff
Do you have me confused with someone else, Todd? I am in favor of legalized rocket launchers and automatic weapons.
- Alex Scrivener
But at the root you want to prevent my use of force by referring to some mystical natural right. The rest if just window dressing. That's still the core.
- Todd Hoff
What are will and intent, if not part of human nature? Unless you hold a deterministic idea of will, in which case you are wasting a lot of time arguing on the internet
- Alex Scrivener
I can't prevent the use of force by rights, I prevent force with more force. I choose to do so because of rights.
- Alex Scrivener
By that logic then everything is part of human nature so all is justified. Not much of a theory of natural rights. It's more like a mirror where you look and see the result you want so that's all that is seen.
- Todd Hoff
You use force because that's what you want. The rights are just a fiction, a rationalization so you feel good about what you are doing. The irony is the pattern is then to attack people for violating rights when your system rests on the greatest violation of all. No amount of rationalization, greatest good, soul, etc changes that.
- Todd Hoff
*opens another bag of popcorn*
- MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
Either you have inherent rights by your nature, or you don't. If you do have rights, such as the right to use force, then I have the right to oppose you with my own force. If you don't have rights, then you can't complain about me taking them away.
- Alex Scrivener
Who is there to say we either do or don't? There is nobody. So it's our choice. I won't complain. I will use force, not because god/natural rights/etc said to, but because that's my choice for the life I want to lead. Authority is the quickest and easiest way to render disagreement moot. This is always looking back to Aristotle for authority for example. Natural rights is just an appeal...
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- Todd Hoff
Todd, while my views are different still, what Alex is saying is consistent. The origin of rights (and what the exact list is) is perhaps open to debate, but if we assume we have certain individual rights that most of us agree on, then we must be free to exercise and defend them. I'm not entirely clear on whether you're trying to make a point beyond disagreeing with the concept of natural rights. Are you advocating aggressive force to achieve some set of goals?
- LogEx
LogEx I'm not sure where consistency is an issue, given a set of assumptions being consistent is doable, unfortunately that doesn't speak to anything beyond the bounds of the artificial system in question. We don't in fact agree on rights and this is the great divide we face in the US. Alex wants you to be able to have rocket launchers and is convinced this is True because of Authority....
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- Todd Hoff
I can't speak for others, but I don't dwell too much on the origin of rights (we may never be able to answer and agree on that one, the founders were probably wise to punt). I'm practical and look to the law (most importantly for me as a US citizen, the US Constitution) and the rule of law. If I try to exercise rights that are not within the law, I expect consequences. If something is imposed on me that is against my legal rights, I have the right to fight it.
- LogEx
I never brought authority into this discussion, I brought nature into it. I made the claim that certain rights are inherent to man by his nature. This statement is predicated on a detailed understanding of what that nature is, but the rights themselves flow directly from it. The fundamental disagreement is about the nature of man, not his rights.
- Alex Scrivener
I ignored the constitution for several reasons. 1) it does not claim authority, but rather points to nature, 2) It applies only to US Citizens, not humanity as a whole, and 3) If rights are granted by external authority, then they are not rights, but privileges.
- Alex Scrivener
How can rights be granted by anything by an external authority? That's what grant means. To say they are somehow intrinsic is simply a religious position. Remove the infrastructure to enforce those rights they simply don't exist anymore because it's only when people agree that they exist. Rights are a conscious choice of an adult society.
- Todd Hoff
If rights are a choice, they can be unchosen, or redefined to fit the needs of those in power. Don't like some minority? Bam, no rights, no foul. Rights must exist independently of the infrastructure to defend them, or else they are NOT rights. The most retched slave in the darkest pit has the dignity and rights of every other human who has ever lived.
- Alex Scrivener
Then why is the retched slave still in the pit Alex? And it should be clear by now that having a law means nothing without a people that still believe in the ideals behind those laws and are willing to enforce them. That's what makes it work. There's no way to make a rule that exists for all time everywhere and can't be changed. That's the kind of rules kids make in games. There is no independent infrastructure apart from humans. Unless you are talking about robot overlords. That might work :-)
- Todd Hoff
Todd, there is a nature vs. nurture argument to be made too. One could easily posit that rights, in a sense, are in our DNA (and perhaps further developed through life)... that we have a nature that came to be because it was the best adaptation to being social animals. Rights can exist even when the means of enforcement are absent, but perhaps we're just stuck on semantics.
- LogEx
Most rights are about crushing the is/ought divide. What IS in our DNA is not how most people think others OUGHT to behave so we make laws to change that. It's a higher level of programmability. An evolutionary biology approach to morality would be pretty much the opposite of constitutionally run systems.
- Todd Hoff
Not opposite... more like complementary. Certainly there are innate tendencies of humans that are not good for the larger group (aggression, too much small group loyalty at the expense of the whole, etc.), so there is a balancing of individual and group rights (in the sense of reigning in behavioral outliers).
- LogEx
Opposite as in fixed versus dynamic. A constitutional system tries to maintain a fixed and ordered system. A homeostatic model. Without that framework people will explore a much more varied space of options. Some of them not much concerned with rights at all.
- Todd Hoff
If indeed we do have rights, then we have the right of refusal also. This right to not Opt In seems what many are trying to deny people as a choice. Their beliefs are important enough for them to kill people over them. Then the Lords of Creation folks think anyone Not Them deserves treatment like slaves. In my education & experience the forceful types will not stop. What to do they are teaming up to gain leverage over normal thinkers???
- ThatDBD
Oh, well, when you put it like that...
- Alex Scrivener
@ThatDBD I haven't seen anything in this thread to suggest anything but equal rights for all. We enter into a social contract and agree to by governed by the rule of law when we opt to live in a society like ours. You do have the Opt In... you can move somewhere where you like the rules better.
- LogEx
Natural law is the law of the jungle. Natural rights is basically "might makes right." To live otherwise means creating a social contract where people give up some of their rights so we don't have to live solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, short lives in a war of all against all.
- Victor Ganata
@Victor, That is a Hobbsian understanding of rights. Natural Law is commonly understood to mean rights which are inherent by our nature. Those rights can never be taken away, since to do so would require changing our nature.
- Alex Scrivener
Yes, the normal use of "natural law" is something else entirely — more in tune to what Todd is describing, really. I can't think of any rights that can't be violated by force, though. Humans are pretty good at subjugating and oppressing each other.
- Victor Ganata
Rights CAN be violated, but they still exist. Otherwise imprisoning someone would take away their right to freedom. A right to something is not identical to the exercising of that right. If I have a right to free speech, the fact that I am bound and gagged in a cell in Cuba does not remove my right, or else it wouldn't be a violation of my rights to leave me there. The only way to say that it is "wrong" is to posit an existing right which is being violated.
- Alex Scrivener
To look at it another way, who defines rights if not human beings? Or are you really positing the existence of some non-human supreme authority?
- Victor Ganata
@LogEx I was speaking about the right to Opt Out of a belief pattern, presently our society here is placing beliefs over rational thinking, That leads to misuse of people and freedoms taken away for the ease of a class of the social structure. And I can believe as I darn well want to, do not have to follow some one or some group. Ss my meaning
- ThatDBD
@Victor, Technically, those are separate issues. The rights are defined by the nature of a human being, what a human is. That is the essential question. How he came to be that way is not directly relevant.
- Alex Scrivener
If there were no rational beings, would rights exist? Do animals in a state of nature have rights? Why do some people find it easy to believe that we have a right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but not to food or shelter? How is this not arbitrary? Oh, I'm aware that philosophers endlessly debate criteria delineating what is a right and what isn't, but ultimately, aren't rights just constructs of language that only manifest themselves in physical reality when human beings are interacting?
- Victor Ganata
In short, no.
- Alex Scrivener
Uh, no to all those questions? :)
- Victor Ganata
Rights attach only to rational beings. I can't speak for some people. Rights are not just constructs, they have independent existence.
- Alex Scrivener
Alex goes Platonic. Do you consider them applicable to all rational beings? Or would an intelligent hive culture have the same rights?
- Todd Hoff
Not Platonic, Scholastic. Different school. The definition of Man I am working with is "rational animal" therefor all rational animals would have the same set of natural rights which follow from that definition.
- Alex Scrivener
Using the same ideas to justify a different end is all. There's a long litany of what is rational etc but we skip all that as reason is remarkably graded. At bottom you are putting me in a class and then requiring me to be in the class through force. The justification isn't relevant after that.
- Todd Hoff
I am not putting you in a class, I am pointing out that you are in a class. If you think the existence of an objective reality is inherently oppressive, I can't help you.
- Alex Scrivener
No Alex, it's synthetic a priori class of your own construction that I do not recognize as valid. You can push and shove all you want but in the end you must force me to be in the same pool as you. Objective reality is understandable by the scientific process. Objective independent observers can run experiments and come up with the same answer. There is no such process for rights. I as individual will have a different sense as what are rights, as will different groups, cultures, and types of beings.
- Todd Hoff
I disagree.
- Alex Scrivener
Here in the good ol USofA we have many conflicting standards. There are the perceived standard and the actual reality of what happens to people by our Gov and other leaders. It is quite good that enough people can take the high road and say All people have rights and we should all acknowledge this in the world. The perceived notion is that this is a universal truth obvious to all. No it...
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- ThatDBD
The problem is that all you're doing is asserting that rights exist. There's no way to prove that they do from observation alone. At some point, you have to make an assumption.
- Victor Ganata
Disagree with what Alex? It can't be that hard to let go of your faith. It doesn't lead to chaos or oblivion, it in fact leads to a better place.
- Todd Hoff
I disagree that your senses of reality have any bearing on that reality. I am positing an independent existence of nature and class. Your understanding and acknowledgment are not required. I am not bringing my faith into this discussion at all. I am basing everything I have said on the definition of human as "rational animal". Everything else flows from that definition. You may have a...
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- Alex Scrivener
The very concept of rights seem to require understanding and acknowledgment by other people, though, otherwise it's just empty solipsism. There's still a fair jump between pragmatism, empiricism, and radical nihilism :)
- Victor Ganata
So in your model a brain dead person could be used for food, for example, because they have lost the rational faculty? Dolphins, chimps, some birds etc have equal rights with humans because they are rational. People with higher IQs have a different set of rights because they are in a different class. And from your definition you feel sure enough to kill me if I deviate from your model...
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- Todd Hoff
Man is an easily led easily duped being. Believing in ideas and slavishly following other strong personalities. IF any of that has any bearing on the truth mankind has no rights at all till our esteemed leaders believe and act like we do. They just do not exist till action is performed which creates them.
- ThatDBD
No, in my model the braindead, the retarded, and the very young all have the rights inherent in their nature, which are the same as MENSA members, since there is no difference in kind, only in accidents. If dolphins and chimps were rational, they would have the same rights, as well.
- Alex Scrivener
I'll agree with your last statement, Alex. My father had a nice saying: Each person has equal value.
- MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
You have 3 interacting fuzzy classes: rationality, nature, inherent. So should we come to you to get the last word on what these classes mean and what they imply? It's seems a bit like divination. The point that you don't seem to attend to is that we will disagree. The problem is what to do about this disagreement. Your solution is to say there is no problem by Authority and if you disagree you are wrong and I'll kill you to preserve the illusion of Authority.
- Todd Hoff
As an aside, brain-death is considered actual death in a lot of jurisdictions. Not sure if they'd be used as food any more than other corpses would be, though. But dead people generally seem to have less rights than live people.
- Victor Ganata
I don't mean class as social construct, I mean class as set. The set of all animate creatures is the animal class. Inherent means deriving from the nature of a thing. A circle is inherently round, but can be accidentally green. When it comes to human rights, yes, I will claim your denials are wrong and go about defending them regardless.
- Alex Scrivener
As for braindeath, I hold with the heart-death test. If there is enough brain to keep the heart beating and the body from decomposing, there is still life, but at that point we are drawing a line which is not relevant to the argument. However you define it, rights end after death.
- Alex Scrivener
I'm actually more in agreement with what the author of that article writes: "This is why these are termed natural rights — not that it is in the nature of human beings to have rights… but that it is in the nature of human societies."
- Victor Ganata
Well, that was quick. My Twitter account has just been reinstated. However, all of my followers and people I follow are now gone. I'll be readding as many of you as I can over the course of the week, so as not to cause any alarm to the Twitter system. In the mean time...JEEZ!!!
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No explanation from them? No apology?
- Spidra Webster
Nothing yet, no. It took about an hour for them to resolve this issue.
- Helen Sventitsky
And now it's "Suspended" again. WTF?!?!?!?
- Helen Sventitsky
You do know they're working on accounts right now.
- Anika
I did not know t hat. Thanks, Anika! :D
- Helen Sventitsky
"This webpage has a redirect loop." -- what I got when I tried to view Helen's Twitter page.
- Brian Sullivan
Brian: that's because you were logged in or maybe logged in after viewing that page
- ffcode
And that's another strange thing: Twitter won't let me sign out.
- Helen Sventitsky
ffcode -HUH?
- Brian Sullivan
Brian: try visiting the link after you log out off your account, otherwise you would see the redirect loop, and another strange thing try visiting a profile post or any link from twitter.com and then log in the page you would see wouldn't be your homepage but the last page you were viewing ;) they need to work on alot of things including the fail whale,twitter is still raw maybe because twitter was married before it could reach that age ;0
- ffcode
Must have just changed I look at Helen's suspended page just before -- no change to my login status -- and just after I go this http://ff.im/aPZJs. It really is hard to understand how after so much money, so much time (probably a year since I actually actively tried to use Twitter and abandoned it partly because of these kinds of problems) that they are still so incredibly fuc**ed up.
- Brian Sullivan
Brian, I feel your pain. My page is back up, yet again btw. Still no counts or followers, even after I re-followed some people and followed some others back. :/
- Helen Sventitsky
Helen: there is some prob with your account no followers thats odd and when i follow you then check your followers lo behold it is empty again report it at the earliest
- ffcode
Hey ffcode. I reported this bug last night. When I checked the status with Twitter support it was still "being processed". At least they're working on it.
- Helen Sventitsky
Helen: almost the same thing happened to me when I wanted to reset the users I followed, and the account got reinstated with 0 counts. It eventually (like days later) got back to normal. Give it time (and read the post of my adventure here http://jungleg.com/2009...)
- Jorge Escobar
Jorge, thanks for the heads up. Post was quite revealing. :D
- Helen Sventitsky
You're welcome!
- Jorge Escobar
Victim In Fatal Car Accident Tragically Not Glenn Beck - The Onion - http://www.theonion.com/content...
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"There's nothing more tragic than having Glenn Beck outlive your child."
- Ana
from Bookmarklet
The Onion. It rocks.
- MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
reposted via: skutchy origin: skutchy 18 reposts - http://meme.yahoo.com/ivanfil...
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gorgeous Ivan..
- GökTaşı
Thanks Gök. Hope you're having a great Monday.
- Iván Abrego
:)
- GökTaşı
what is it? some space plantation?
- ffcode
A playground.
- Iván Abrego
how did you stitch it in a circle
- ffcode
@ffcode That's not my work. But, you can see how it's done and some examples here: http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009...
- Iván Abrego
it's really very nice. i love it :)
- GökTaşı
nice! this one looks like those gravity creators in space since in space there isn't gravity so a centrifuge machine is employed and food etc is grown on the inside of this centrifuge :)
- ffcode
i'm dizzy
- Morgan Haley
I guess that's another reason I like this type of photography. It does look like the inside of a rotating space station.
- Iván Abrego
Twitter Lists: Proof That Social Media Misunderstands Itself - http://www.justinkownacki.com/2009...
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In Focus: U.S. Inspires World With Attempt At Democratic Election - http://www.theonion.com/content...
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NEW YORK—Observers from around the world report that they were inspired and moved by America's most recent attempt to hold a public election in accordance with the standards of a democratic republic.
- The Onion
FYI this is considered suboptimal behavior for a vessel
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I think that's the ship bringing the Olympic flame to Vancouver.
- Matt Mastracci
Didn't this ship have updates for FriendFeed?
- Mike Nencetti
my wife works in this field.. she is distressed by this image :)
- Jay Martinez
this is not a good thing.
- Joe Silence is not dead
OK, no more smoking in your bunks!
- Christopher Harley
"We gotta HOT Delivery!"
- CW™
Your shipment of FAIL has arrived.
- MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
Complete set of pics here: http://www.containershipping.nl/casualt... (for ALL the FAIL boats)
- Glen Campbell, B.A.
+1 Matt
- Todd Hoff
Fwd: Jaco Pastorius, John Scofield and Kenwood Dennard - The Chicken (Studio) - http://www.youtube.com/watch... (via http://friendfeed.com/normanc...)
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Durukan Duru and Brian Sullivan liked this
Drop of water at 2000 fps (very cool) - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Eren Emre Kanal, Dan Hsiao, durbin and 74 other people liked this
This is pretty cool.
- Bastian
I didn't see this segment, but I was watching this special in my hotel room when I was at the society of rheology conference. It made me think that I need a high speed camera. For science, of course ;)
- Clare Dibble
This is very cool. I'd like to see it with other liquids, and water with different this mixed in. Like soap for instance, which messes with the surface tension...what happens then?
- Bill Scherer
hi
- soso
Are there any liquids that don't have surface tension?
- Gabe
My husband and I are addicted to the show Time Warp: random things done in front of high speed cameras. The oldies but goodies like popping a water balloon are stil my favorite...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
That's amazing, which is why science rocks! :)
- imabonehead
Love it! I want to have 2000 fps water drops as my screensaver.
- EricaJoy
Very cool!
- Garin Kilpatrick
Amazing. What else would be interesting to visualize at 2000 fps?
- Philippe
True beauty
- Инк Лонгтан
from iPhone
There is only as much beauty in nature as you can appreciate and not a grain more. thoreau
- Robert Higgins
+Bill I wanna see Quicksilver or Mercury at 2000 FPS
- Robert Higgins
Я предпологал!!!! :) Теперь я знаю!!!!
- atner
If It's Hip, It's Here: Shave The Pussy: RFSU Promotes Their Newest Products Via Virtual Pubic Hair Design - http://ifitshipitshere.blogspot.com/2008...
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Gerard Lagana, Beau "Slick Foot" Liening, Bill Heslin and 47 other people liked this
I glanced over at the screen and thought that looks like pubic hair, but nah that couldn't be pubic hair...
- Chris Rivait
strangely erotic...
- Chris Rivait
:D
- edythe
wow
- DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
from fftogo
Pubic hair? where? I see pencil scribbles.Denial. :O
- Ron
Bizarre
- Brian Sullivan
lol
- Cee Bee
WTF??? :D
- Bibi
Lindsey, over in confessions you'll have to talk about your personal style :P
- Zach Landes
...and a certain pirate's nickname takes on an entirely different nuance in a thread like this. Yes, I should go to bed now.
- MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
oh... my...
- Tim Hoeck
minimage, i caught that too and i'm dying over here.
- Anika
I'm sure this is the kind of thing that's going to come up on a conference room screen when I'm demo'ing FF to a client.
- anna sauce
*runs and hides* Oh dear God Nooooooo!
- Susan Beebe
haha anna - it WILL happen - but hopefully not to you! :)
- WorldofHiglet
lmao @ anna!!! I'm glad I could be of service
- Lindsey is Fierce!
Oh, that is so messed up... but... also... not messed up.
- l0ckergn0me
hmmm... barber as dream job? :)
- A.T.
Personal Grooming is a must for everyone. :)
- CW™
Bump
- LogEx
WTF?
- nfan12
from Alert Thingy
w o w
- JA Castillo
Damn it LE . . . you're bumping stuff again >.<
- Lindsey is Fierce!
:D ... I couldn't find the cartoony one (you know which one)
- LogEx
hee hee, she said "bumping"
- LogEx
Ugh, I think shaving the genital region is repulsive. One, I like *some* hair, and all of it on man. Two, stubble is evil. Still, this is funny.
- fn (fairnymph)
still confused; this new “girls-with-pubes” fad is going to take a while for me to deal with.
- Anthony Citrano
sorry...that's just wrong.
- Helen Sventitsky
I didn't know girls having pubes was new? o_O
- Lindsey is Fierce!
wtf
- Melissa
No, pubic hair is not at all new for girls who've gotten old enough to develop secondary sex characteristics. I really hope you won't just take my word for it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
- MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
"I'm proud to be a merkin..."
- david beckwith
WTF?
- Tyson Key
* blushing *
- Rosalind Hancroft
"gallery of previously designed "fiffis"" Super funny
- Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
BUMP for background reading re: http://friendfeed.com/dcfemel... (you knew I would)
- LogEx
Dude . . . you're obsessed with this post
- Lindsey is Fierce!
Where's the funny cartoony one though?
- LogEx
liked for the first time...and loved that he's obsessed...you go LogEx
- Bill Heslin
Damn, LE.
- Derrick
Blackbird Rider carbon fiber guitar is ultralight, physics-defying - http://dvice.com/archive...?
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