Me: How old am I? It: I don't know. how old are you? Me: 17. It: You just said you are 24 years old. Me: What is the applicative order Y combinator? It: I don't have a phone with apps.

o is too close to 0.

The last time this type of thing came up (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=606801) I decided to use it to help me learn some shell scripting:

    join <(twidge lsfollowing | sort) <(twidge lsfollowers | sort) -v 1

I tried using diff and reducing the sorts but couldn't make it clean. I am a beginner. Any suggestions?

Am new to this but:

    join <(twidge lsfollowing | sort) <(twidge lsfollowers | sort) -v 1

Shouldn't this be discussed on Twitter?

> Is there a viable alternative to gmail for conversation view and search?

Mutt but you'll have to type "ot" to order by thread and "l~b<word>" to search (limit) by <word> in the body of your mail.

Given the tested max throughput of the Hitachi 1TB SATAs (http://www.storagereview.com/Testbed4Compare.sr) you should be able to get ~2GBps with 2/3 the drives (16 instead of 24) and near triple the storage space (16TB instead of 6TB). They're cheaper, too, of course. That's just theory, though. It would probably be difficult to get all drives "bursting" at the same time but anyway, this kind of looks like a "jumping into jeans" viral published by Samsung.

I expected this: http://tumbler.sourceforge.net/