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Great example, much better than anything I came up with.
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> A lot of Chemistry and Biology is full of exceptions (some might even say that exceptions are the only rule in chemistry) What I meant by "exceptions" in my previous comment: if grammar books have to be "thousands of pag
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Could be caused by Modern Standby (by default newer laptops remain on even when nominally off, which has been known to cause issues). Some more details here: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/145891-how-check-if-mode.
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5y ago
No need for any add-ons or extensions, you can set it the browser directly, although most websites these days ignore it anyway.
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It's not because you're close to the German border. Apparently anyone anywhere else in the EU except France gets redirected to the German website. (France is the only other EU country where Framework decided to open sales.)
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2020: > As coronavirus spreads, "it's time to go home" [Australian PM] Scott Morrison tells visitors and international students. [1] 2022: > "We want you to come to Australia and enjoy a holiday here in Australia..
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The original link for this submission is truly amazing. I guess it will eventually be changed, so to preserve it for posterity: https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?passive=1209600&con... URL #1: https://
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I'm not sure if it's really well-understood beyond specific social circles. You would have to substantiate this claim. Even if it were, just because "the meaning of something is obvious," it doesn't follow that the
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> Maybe those rules are very complex — perhaps even unpredictable, or irregular — but they can be described. Sounds very much like "exceptions" to me then. >> In these examples, we're only looking at how things are w
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> Linguistics is the study of those patterns across different languages. Linguistics is the study of languages in a scientific manner. Pattern recognition can be one approach, and it's great when it works to provide insight but it i
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> Even if the exceptions outnumber the rules, each rule applies in a much larger number of cases, so each case is more likely to follow the rule rather than being an exception. Perhaps, if you're looking at a language in its entiret
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The noun "boxen" is only used as a joke ("Unix boxen"), which is precisely why I thought it would make a cromulent example. And you're of course correct that "fishes" exists as a plural form too.
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6 apples + 8 oranges = 14 "cores"
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The puzzles are interesting but I'm not sure how much they overlap with the field of linguistics in general. They seem better described as problems in computational linguistics. In all the questions there is the implicit assumption tha
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Going by what's on the other pages, it seems to be the name (or nickname) of the author: > Our resident Crystal Kolipe checks out the Pinephone, with mixed results. https://www.exoticsilicon.com/crystal/pinephon
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And they still managed to get the round corners wrong, apparently. According to that page, the radius values are hardcoded in pixels, so they don't scale with the display's DPI setting. That's at least a decade after the W3C
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FYI There is a workaround for this: add a search engine with " http://%s " (or " https://%s ") as its query URL and make it the default one. And when you actually want to search, explicitly prepend th
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Thank you for your suggestions. I've been considering what to do about my Firefox setup for some time (switching to ESR vs one of the forks, which I have to research first). Thing is, I'm using a heavily-customized profile with lo
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curl has been included in Windows for some time (in %SystemRoot%\System32, so even in the %PATH%). If you have a direct download URL, it can be used as a last resort.
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Version 93 back in October added sponsored search suggestions on by default, [1] without even explicitly mentioning it in the release notes. [2] Is there going to be a similar surprise this time? I still use Firefox as the lesser evil, and
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My Lego Summer Car
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The guidelines only say so about flagging, clearly to discourage low-quality comments from getting attention and obscuring more interesting discussion. For this reason, I don't think there is any obvious parallel to vouching that you&#
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I vouched for this comment. Perhaps it's not exactly what the question is asking for but is well-formulated (if a bit subjective), and comes from a newly-registered user (welcome to HN!), so I don't think it deserves to be "d
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Direct link to the source (large images, sorted by similarity): http://mic-ro.com/metro/metrologos.html?size=lg&sort=similar...
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Don't miss the Space Jam 2 trailer: https://www.spacejam2.com/space-jam-2-trailer
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This appears to be copied word-for-word from the Aviation Herald, the original source: http://avherald.com/h?article=4e7d7208 Edit: seems this is allowed by AV Herald under certain circumstances [1]: > If you purchase a
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An excellent idea. I sincerely hope you succeed. 1. Would be good to know more about the UEFI on it¹, in particular: - Whose implementation will you be using? (AMI? Insyde?) - Will it expose the all the settings to the user? - Will it be ea
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Ironically, the ACCC website also attempts to load a script from *.google-analytics.com.
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>> International travel currently banned. > This is the same in many countries, including the UK right now. It isn't really. Many countries barred non-resident non-citizens from entering but only a couple went to the extent of
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Their privacy policy: https://neeva.co/privacy They still plan to collect a lot of data, and share it with: IT and related services Payment processors Analytics providers Customer service providers Ven
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