celesti

why not use a throwaway

don't be too proud of this technological terror you have constructed (death star reference)

what about small companies trying to get user feedback

if you don't want emails, use a throwaway. hurting deliverability of legitimate businesses is no cool amigo

Would be fun for chess or other board games!

Great question. Perhaps a recoil from abundance and hedonism or maybe more simply a return to first principles and less dissertation-talk for daily events

>The parks were intended to be natural cathedrals: protected landscapes where people could worship the sublime.

That reminds me of a story my friend from the UK told me. A native American youngster is taken to a cathedral, and when he asked what the purpose of the building is his guide told him that it was for worshipping. The child then led the guide out into the wilderness to a very majestic scene, and told the guide "this is where we worship."

Less is more. One also needs good words. Read Hemingway for curtness and directness. It is a more satisfying read than something sophisticated and belabored. Capturing the right note in the simplest melody is more catchy and powerful than a complex fugue or sermon. To be concise, one needs to appreciate the flexibility and multiple facets of "simple" words.

Would it be specifically for unmanned missions?

Maybe because stamp collecting was the first shopclerks "business" he did not really see the joy in it any longer? Logical arrangements are nice but aesthetic arrangements are also nice!

It's the scorpion's nature to sting, it cannot help it, but human beings can change their patterns

Thank you for the new word, I will have to save it for another perfect context

Hmm, maybe it is covered in the article (paywall) but what do they do for customers who live in MA if their license is revoked? Move them to another exchange at no charge?

Soft Reboot, is that like Sudo Purge?

Something in Arc ...

Unions are an emblem of the need for one's share of the wealth and for meaningful work in the world. The industrial age may have made us productive, but at the cost of creative exploration that is vital now.