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Not sure if anybody remembers me but I was an active user here at one point during high school when I played SRO. 10 years later, I'm a working software engineer at a startup. Time flies by so fast.

My life updates:
- Graduated College
- Found a Software Engineering job out of college
- Making a decent salary
- In a great relationship

It's been 3 years and I still came back...

I've been on SRF since 2008 and I'm not really an active member but I've noticed that SRF has gotten less active nowadays. Even now I don't log into SRF as much as I used to. But for some reason I keep coming back to SRF, just once in a while. I don't know why I've kept SRF in my bookmarks for so lo...

I used to post a lot of stuff and now I just lurk.

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IGN: aznronin

I haven't really posted around here much so I don't if you guys remember me. Before I came into college, I had the idea that I would major in Chemical Engineering and graduate with that degree and get a really good job. However, then I realized things aren't as simple as that. When I got into my 2nd...

Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro: m Macbook Air 13 inch: m Preferences: Budget: ~$1000 Haswell 4th gen processor i5 6 hours battery life at least at least 128 SSD (SSD is absolute) at least 4GB Quality display IPS The thing that I actually do like is the convertible factor of the yoga 2 pro which would be very use...

And I used to think I had fcked up articles.

He got fined 15K for this lol.

article:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nb ... e/2139231/

Even though I think it's stupid, I am so addicted!

Do you ever feel like college is basically taking classes and taking exams that make up your GPA? Which kinda makes me feel that shouldn't be a judgement of our capability? Does college really prepare you for a career or job in the future? Are these degrees we are working towards act as a disguise o...

In college, miles away from home so I can't celebrate Chinese New Year with my family...

I live in New York. The best way for me to describe the mood here is to compare it to being in an economy class seat in an international flight. People mind their own business most of the time; people are not too friendly but not completely oblivious to those around them - then of course, there are...

Source: m This is a surveillance photo of a New Mexico State Trooper caught strip-searching a random woman with his penis on the hood of a car. What's even more funny? There's a prairie dog sitting there watching. Who is the man in the photo? Is he really a state police officer? Was the driver tryin...

Squirt wrote:Holy shit that post extended into a second post

Yea I reached the character limit on the first post. But it's really interesting.

Entry 6: As you can imagine, things were not the same after this. As a matter of fact, things began to unfold very quickly at this point. But before I take you into the final stretch of my sordid tale, let me paint a picture of the last heroin deal I ever made. I head into Brooklyn to meet named Al...

Before I post this long thread, I'll leave a side note that this is a very long account of a heroin dealer and has gone through a lot in one year. inb4 too long did not read. This has been the longest read on the internet for me but I think it was worth it, I really enjoyed it and I hope you guys wi...

Is answer to the second one: k = -1/3 ln 6/5 ?

f(t) = C e^-kt
f(0) = 5
f(0) = C e^0 = 5
f(0) = C = 5

I use defraggler, you cna get it from pinform.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj_-sBNQKcQ Honestly I don't know what to make of this, but I think transhumanism is somewhat realistic even though the video seemed unrealistic. This idea started about two decades ago. I guess we are limited and lifespan, intellectual capacity, body functions, sensi...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-14689055

A self-styled "ninja" is patrolling the streets of Yeovil in a bid to make the town a safer place.

Martial arts expert and father-of-two Ken Andre, 33, also known as Shadow, has been monitoring the streets of the Somerset town for the past six years.

Somehow, this doesn't feel like a hurricane at all. There's a few branches on the street but that hardly warrants shutting the city down. When I used to live in another place, we would walk around as if it was regular rain during a Cat-2. For a Cat-3, we'll probably let it pass but no businesses wi...

.curve wrote:

UnbeatableDevil wrote:^i doubt thats in canada, the last picture shows trees etc and we all know Canada is just a ice wasteland

very nice igloo though

I fucking loled

I as well thought that was funny, but I guess he was joking lol.

Noooo I live in zone C where there is flooding risk!!!

For those living on the east coast, get ready!

I live in NYC and people are really getting ready for this.

Hurricane Irene tracker:
http://www.nytimes.com/projects/hurrica ... 1/Irene?hp