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Spicy Tomato Sauce Inputs tomato olive oil garlic salt sugar pepper Ingredients 1 (10 ounce) can crushed tomato 1 tablespoon olive oil 2 garlic cloves 1/2 teaspoon salt (to taste) 1/4 teaspoon sugar (to taste) 1/4 teaspoon pe
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have you used it in the last year? it's perfectly functional now, but 2 years ago it was pretty bad for the reasons you say.
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these flu related vaccines already go to high risk (e.g. elderly) first so a lot of the risk is already factored in to the benefit they can provide. having said that, yes i'd have it if i could go eat in a restaurant again.
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6y ago
they compile to classes in the background. the benefit is in the succinct syntax, value-type style equality checks and built in immutability (via the new init-only properties).
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6y ago
workplace provided me with an Autonomous ErgoChair2 and i love it. haven't touched the settings after a few days of initial config. https://www.autonomous.ai/office-chairs/ergonomic-chair
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6y ago
it seems possible they have some software rounding problem.
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6y ago
it's like holding a court case on a military base. everybody there works for the CIA or is a family member.
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6y ago
In Firefox I just get a blank page where I assume there should be an editor. There's a toolbar at the top but none of the buttons do anything, and in the console there's the error: Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: e is undefined
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it works fine in edge firefox and chrome. safari is terrible.
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i needed a 12mm masonry bit to floor-mount an amazon safe i ordered and was surprised to find that in a local diy store the drill bit was £1.99 and on amazon it was £12.99.
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Is there a link to the content please? It seems to be heavily paywalled in a way I can usually get past.
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7y ago
k9s is an excellent CLI alternative. https://github.com/derailed/k9s
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my problem with being too critical of this is that hue is very open, very well documented and nothing else is. declaring that you'll never buy another philips product ever again because they shut off hosted services support for a rel
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once the bulb's paired to a hub it's no longer in easy-bind mode. you can do a re-pair by typing the bulb's serial number into the app and it will force the bulb to forget it's hub.
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they've corroborated that he owned a fishing rod which was disposed of. even assuming the codes were stored there he could have 10 other copies of the same in other places and how would anybody know. they could be encoded in a simple w
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7y ago
Title: Royal Navy deployed laser weapons during the Falklands War https://newatlas.com/falklands-laser/28574/
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I always upvote grady. It's great to see his subscriber count finally starting to match the quality of his videos.
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I like the idea but so far it seems like it's $40 per customer per journey.
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Sculpt Comfort Desktop but I only use the keyboard from it, the mouse is pretty naff. I like the ergo aspect but I dont like a gap so this is a nice half-measure. It has a decent wrist-rest but the best part is you can elevate the front so
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headline should be "that $300 doorbell is now a paperweight". in the future it will be "that $8000 trunk car driving computer is now a paperweight".
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land has never been even close to the shortage for any kind of electricity generation.
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There's a couple of things going on that you might not be familiar with as it's a bit different to most languages: The public modifier on these constructor parameters is actually introducing them as properties of the Student type:
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8y ago
"exit through the gift shop" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1587707/
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About 8 years ago Natwest had a policy of having a "browser whitelist" which was rarely updated. Each time a security update for chrome or firefox came out it would be 2 weeks before online banking was accessible, and using any pr
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https://www.justsecurity.org/44289/sonic-attacks-diplomats-c... this suggests it might be more of an accident than an intentional attack (ie. weapon)
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the federal tax credits are structured to expire x months after shipping y units, tesla is working to those constraints. https://cleantechnica.com/2017/01/20/predicting-us-federal-e...
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i bought the DK2 dev kit but never bothered with the 'consumer' version. i genuinely believe that oculus never expected rift to be 'big' in any way, i think it was about building up a VR game library ready for the next g
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firefox reading mode (i believe it's the same devs as that chrome extension? icbw) is the first button i press on most sites. i couldn't do without it.
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and one for every time you suspect johnc said "Ayum" while thinking
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tangential, but in HK airport you're passively screened for a high temperature at all entrances to combat the spread of flu. http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-04/28/content_1127068...
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