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by 333c 7y ago
For what it's worth, the IGA near me seems pretty nice. I think it's the best grocery store in town.
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by 333c 7y ago
> This is about submitting an app to the Mac App Store. Indeed, and the article's title is confusingly wrong, as "Apple Store" refers to Apple's retail and online store that sells hardware.
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by 333c 7y ago
Well, now it's just a parked domain. Are you sure you got the right site?
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by 333c 7y ago
Doesn't load for me.
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by 333c 7y ago
This site is so useful. Whenever I'm in an airport, or on a plane, or in a hotel, I use it to make sure I make it into the portal. It's also especially helpful that recently[0] it's started redirecting to a random subdomain t
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by 333c 7y ago
The comment you're responding to didn't claim that; rather, it claimed that the sun is closer than any planet by this metric, which is true.
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by 333c 7y ago
While this metric is technically the most accurate, it's (to me) uninteresting and not useful because it is essentially a constant function (the closest planet is always the one with the smallest orbit).
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by 333c 7y ago
Wow, I love your email address! "Dot at dot at dot at"
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by 333c 7y ago
My email address is posted publicly on my website. It isn't an alias or anything, though my domain uses a wildcard to send every message to every address to my inbox, so I have infinite aliases available to me should I want them. Surpr
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by 333c 7y ago
Who defines what is proper?
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by 333c 7y ago
I don't know if it was filmed. I was there but I didn't record it.
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by 333c 7y ago
> There are several examples of cutting-edge mathematical work having been directly inspired by numberphile videos, most recently the work of Andrew Booker and Drew Sutherland on expressing integers as sums of three cubes. I don't k
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by 333c 7y ago
Huh. As I told another commenter, I don't remember ever changing my font size, but it's possible that I did and forgot. I took screenshots of my share sheet[0] and my text size settings[1]. [0]: https://i.imgur.com&#x2F
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by 333c 7y ago
I don't remember ever changing my font size, but it's possible that I did and forgot. I took screenshots of my share sheet[0] and my text size settings[1]. [0]: https://i.imgur.com/PNH8zKk.jpg [1]: https:/&#
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by 333c 7y ago
Weird — on my SE the "copy" row is only half-visible at the bottom so it's clear that I can scroll.
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by 333c 7y ago
Interesting. I seem to have the opposite: some notifications I can't swipe right (finger moves left to right) to open, but I can tap on them to open them.
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by 333c 7y ago
They're not related.
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by 333c 7y ago
My college does this as well. It's been happening since 1940 [1], so 79 years, longer than Cambridge. More info in [2]. The collection even includes some works by Picasso. It's very popular here — students camp out overnight to ma
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by 333c 7y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that. I wonder if it would be possible to fix that with a userscript.
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by 333c 7y ago
As your link says, it already works for Firefox, Safari, and Chrome, which to me makes it "a thing." The only big browser that (apparently) doesn't support it is Edge.
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by 333c 7y ago
DDG itself is a front-end for bing. It gets results from there.
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by 333c 7y ago
Can you explain the JavaScript comment? I don't follow that world.
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by 333c 7y ago
You have a different objective than the author of this article, who says > I’m not someone that “needs” to get the best deal - if what I’m buying has a coupon then great, but I’m not going to change my purchases based on coupons The auth
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by 333c 7y ago
Some trans people (so-called "binary" trans people) do indeed transition to being male or being female. Other trans people present their gender as neither female nor male but somewhere in the middle, and they are called non-binary
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by 333c 7y ago
This is one of the points I think most about. I've run a marathon and I bike for fun, but even when I bike my pace is slower than the pace of this marathon.
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by 333c 7y ago
I also did this on my personal website. I was surprised how easy it was, and happy that it was built into CSS, requiring no JS (as you said).
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by 333c 7y ago
That isn't the point of (most) advertising. The point is to get the brand or product into your mind and make it familiar. That way, when you are in the market for Product X, you'll think of Brand Y due to their podcast ads.
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by 333c 7y ago
This already exists for YouTube videos (it's called SponsorBlock). It is available as a browser extension that skips them automatically for you. I think it would be harder with podcasts because of the diversity of available podcast pla
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by 333c 7y ago
In fact, full availability of information (including price and quality) is a key feature of a free market, at least as defined in my ECON 101 class.
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by 333c 7y ago
Cool, thanks for bringing my attention to this!

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