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@Alyx There are several works (I guess they work that way...), like BASE (Uni Bielefeld) or CiteSeeX. I''m wondering the same, btw.

@snaums so I'm kinda wondering...how hard could it be to make a web crawler that went through tables of contents and abstracts of journals

To all scientists: is there a good alternative to Google Scholar? A good search engine indexing (most to all) papers published at good conferences and journals?

Gargron salt 

so uh could someone tell me if eugen [at] developer.g*b.com is "real" or not

like, I'll be honest here, no sense in not laying it on the line, I think Gargamel is really awful, but...that's not really HIM is it? on a fucking g@b.com account?

why is favoriting your own posts even a THING

like, why would you even _allow_ that, as a programmer?

sorta thinking of optimizing for semimicro scale work by going with a lot of "disposable" plastic ware that I would reuse. washing pipette tips and plastic tubes and stuff like that is tedious, but it beats the heck out of dealing with glass

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always kinda wondered how accurate those variable-volume pipettes were

gonna be buying some anyway, I think, and I kinda wonder if this is one of those things where I shouldn't be cheaping out

I can test 'em by weighing aliquots of water I suppose

negative 

see, if I became a game programmer, people might actually wanna talk to me here

if there's any one general pervasive thing I detest about contemporary graphical interfaces, it's the ease with which it's possible to execute irreversible (or difficultly reversible) actions with a single accidental mouse click

mh (-); anime; request for sharing openers 

@pink_ink oh and I can't forget "Ready Steady Go"

@Rabit so, sort of a mashup of "Gimme Shelter" (the documentary) with "The Exterminating Angel", sounds great

spectrophotometer stuff 

trying to work out color-reaction methods for calcium and magnesium would be cool because then that gets me an easy way to estimate water hardness. I did find a mention about using rhodizonic acid for estimation of calcium, and there's gotta be others

found an _indirect_ method based on precipitating calcium as oxalate, then gauging its oxidation by potassium permanganate. cute, but not exactly simple

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