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by 101008 5y ago
First edition first printing of Harry Potter 1 from the UK was only 500 copies in hardback. That one fetched a recent record of 190.000 dollars. Paperback is expensive as well, from ranges between 2k and 10k. Hardback US first printing is a
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by 101008 5y ago
Thank you for answering!
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What happens when a buyer disputes a counterfeit item with their "message" and the seller doesn't agree? It may be easy to differentiate with counterfeit shoes, but what happens with art pieces, books, collectors' items
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Alex Kearns died thinking he owed thousands for stock market losses on Robinhood(cbsnews.com)
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by 101008 5y ago
Hi. I have a few content websites that may not be used by a tech savvy community, but by young people. Is it there a way to implement a GA alternative in a few minutes to compare by how much the stats differ? I suspect GA is not counting al
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by 101008 6y ago
I totally believe you, that diving in shallow water must be amazing and not that dangerous, but now I am scared that some teacher may start there and then "obligate" you to go deeper! "Just a few more meters, everything will
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by 101008 6y ago
I just got anxiety reading your story. Then diving it's a no for me for the rest of my life :D
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First paragraph of the article says something interesting that can be useful at parties :)
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by 101008 6y ago
But what if you just point to original Google DNS servers?
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My experience with people who are PhD is that they know things you expect to memorize just because they use it a lot. They learn formulas or whatever not because they spend 5 hours memorizing it, but because they needed it once, so they loo
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by 101008 6y ago
What's the difference with eToro?
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by 101008 6y ago
That motion-blurred animate GIF also remind me of some videogames from that era. Anyone with more knowledge can explain why that style was used in the late 90s? Was it about low resolution and small palettes?
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by 101008 6y ago
I like the idea, I love to wander on old bookstores as well. But that's the magic, isn't? Walk there, be there, listen the sounds, see tourists as well, see the owner (often an old person with his own "methods"), the sme
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by 101008 6y ago
As a publisher author of a non-fiction book with an established publisher, I had to stop reading after that first point because he is completely wrong.
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by 101008 6y ago
How do you check for malicious code, or something simple as "while True"?
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by 101008 6y ago
I have a Play Station VR headset and it's awesome but I always felt sad that I coudln't experience this. How is the experience? I know a lot of friends felt sick when we play a space videogame or some game where the environment is
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by 101008 6y ago
I do collect books. No, it didn't ruin the hobby and most collectors would agree. eBay allow me to search for books without having to travel to different countries, or whatever. I can buy books what it wouldn't be possible without
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by 101008 6y ago
In my country (South America) people (young people) is aware that police couldn't force to do a lot of things, like stop you, etc. However, due to personal and shared experiences, it is really hard to say no to policemen if they stoppe
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by 101008 6y ago
This is surely a silly question (and probably a lot of devops will think I am an idiot), but what do you recommend to secure a PostgreSQL that is accesed by different IPs? We use Azure PostgreSQL database, which I guess they take care of mo
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by 101008 6y ago
Those niche bands will put their music for free online until they are well known to get their fans pay for the music, as they did in the 90s and 00s.
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by 101008 6y ago
If this is not sustainable for the artists, how is this different than piracy? I'd say it is even worse, because people is paying but the money goes to a middleware company that is not paying the right price. It is like buying CDs from
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by 101008 6y ago
> I got tired of following football around 14, its inherently repetitive and boring (unless you play it yourself). > Those type of events are outliers and not worth using.
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by 101008 6y ago
I like the approach and it seems to be definitely better for everyone, but how you monetize a library?
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by 101008 6y ago
If you add every layer above or below you would end up consdering the own internet infrastructure, wouldn't you?
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by 101008 6y ago
So, for example, let's say I am a married guy hitting another woman. If this woman screenshots these chats and want to publish them on Instagram or even share them with my wife, that would be ilegal and they could be in trouble?
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by 101008 6y ago
So taking a screenshot of a Instagram convesation and sharing on Twitter or Facebook or whenever is ilegal and against the constitution?
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by 101008 6y ago
Care to expand this? I went to Switzerland once (I was young, 20ish) and I spent only one day at Geneva. It didn't look xenophobic, but very strict. I am interested in knowing more about this, thanks!
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by 101008 6y ago
Isnt the mysql log journal* what you are looking for? * I dont remember the exact name but I refer the feature that is used to replicate actions if there was an error.
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by 101008 6y ago
Yes, sorry, you are right. Natural numbers, not integeres. My bad.
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If you follow the construction of numbers, integers are defined as how many elements are in a set. So integers kind of exist: if you have an empty bag, and add an apple, 1 is the cardinality of that bag. If you add another apple, then the c

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