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Mon Mar 23 21:20:15 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> (:
Mon Mar 23 21:20:01 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> I always wondered why negative error codes...
Mon Mar 23 21:08:08 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> re: Businesscards. I found a QR code with a BTC address, and now, also the GPG fingerprint, provide a good excuse to hand it out without sounding like you're forcing them. "Where do I send the btc?" --"Here!" (:
Mon Mar 23 13:44:09 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> "The gold market marched into the 21st century [...] me banks reluctant to participate" http://www.wsj.com/articles/gold-market-launches-electronic-pricing-mechanism-1426874345
Mon Mar 23 10:13:40 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> Oh, suicides are also common over there? :P
Mon Mar 23 10:09:33 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> punkman back in the days when we still didn't have to go through this amount of bureaucratic shit to receive shipments from abroad, and when I was doing it very often, the ones from the UK used to be the fastest. I'm surprised that your experience with the RM has been bad.
Mon Mar 23 10:06:06 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> yes, but sometimes it's not worth it. Having to cross the river to send a letter with "an object inside" to a recepient in Argentina would be hilarious. That time they insisted letters were paper only. :D
Mon Mar 23 10:03:20 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> punkman I've had all kind of bad experiences with the post, from them stealing from a box of alfajores I was shipping abroad, to them refusing to send a letter (even though it was within weight and size limits) because "there was an object inside" (!!). Long delays is the success scenario.
Mon Mar 23 09:57:38 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> punkman still better than AR...
Mon Mar 23 08:28:13 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> Apparently the father of one of the founders of this space operated one such "Luna Park" in the early 20th century. And they picked the same name for the stadium.
Mon Mar 23 08:26:57 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> Vexual in a way it does refer to the moon. From derpipedia: Luna Park is a name shared by dozens of currently operating and defunct amusement parks that have opened on every continent except Antarctica since 1903.
Mon Mar 23 08:26:57 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> History
Mon Mar 23 08:26:57 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> The first park to use the name was Coney Island's second major amusement park, designed by Frederic Thompson and Elmer "Skip" Dundy and opened in 1903. They named the park after the spaceship in their Pan-American Exposition ride "A Trip to the Moon".[1][2]
Mon Mar 23 08:15:48 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> Otherwise I might have to go back to church. Don't force it upon me by not donating.
Mon Mar 23 08:14:52 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> I was also raised Christian. Was horrible. Care to help? Even 1 cent you could spare helps me forget the terrible thing 14EVtRAFWTcDutoeHBLPjLewfMxGgPHcLv
Mon Mar 23 08:01:30 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> mircea_popescu I never mentioned it bc I felt very flattered that you added the password input field in the "Paid Content" notice at my request, but seems weird to me that after inputting password it takes you to the homepage. Expected behavior to me would be reloading the page, to see the article one intended to read in the first place. Otherwise one valuable credit goes to waste by loading an unwanted article ;)
Mon Mar 23 07:48:26 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> mircea_popescu expound? I could go on, but anyway... https://youtu.be/NuPolrd9yuo?t=1m35s
Mon Mar 23 07:17:17 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> There's no point reeducating it, because anyway...
Mon Mar 23 05:13:42 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> think of the children
Mon Mar 23 04:52:12 UTC 2015 <brendafdez> the press is just as shitty