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Comment Re:Don't do it! (Score 1) 360

by protohiro1 on Wednesday January 07, 2009 @05:27PM (#26364497) Attached to: The Best Gaming PC Money Can Buy

For some strange reason time continues to progress at a constant rate.

Comment Re:You are lazy. (Score 1) 709

by protohiro1 on Thursday November 06, 2008 @06:58PM (#25669011) Attached to: In the U.S. election just ended, I voted ...

Here's a catchphrase for you: perfect is the enemy of the good. By waiting for perfection you throw away your chance to change things.

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If you somehow figure out who I work for, thats great. Just know my opinions are my own, etc, and I don't represent anyone but me.

I devised a very clever highly random and (theoretically) easy to remember password for my slashdot account (protohiro [slashdot.org]). Sadly, like a complete moron I forgot my password anyway, so I am now scarred forever with a username with a digit after it. Sure I could have just gone ahead and devised a new username. But, protohiro was devised in 1995, when I was a teenager, flush from reading Snow Crash. In a lot of ways a username so clearly derived from a popular science fiction book is juvenile, but I've had the name for seven years, and goddammit, I can't change.

I live in San Francisco now, so I am living my life long dream of being surrounded by computers: two old tibooks, a Athlon x2 4200, a PIV 2.53ghz pIV, a Powerbook G4 13" and a MacBook Core Duo.

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