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in most countries in Europe companies have to publish their accounts publicly. if the same or similar rule exists in India, or if the same or similar scam exists in Europe, company names and revenue could be matched with the food delivery d
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>the Unmonth like the Giliacs! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Orville_(season_2)#ep17
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it's ipv6 so a /120 would do!
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I disagree. from ground level it could be 15-20% higher, which would make a real difference. facing outwards also means not having to transmit and receive through your leg or butt
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the certificates needed to secure email require a domain name
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at least they put the safety on before throwing you the gun
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but the network antennae are usually located at or near the top of the front of the phone. for this reason I place mine upright, screen facing outwards. headphone socket orientation comes secondary to this
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driving to grime sounds like hell, that's parental dedication right there
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..and the Berlin gorilla nightscene
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it also negatively affects anchor links, e.g. example.com/#contact will not always jump to the contact section with lazy loading
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>To “bury the lede” (sometimes spelled “bury the lead”) means to delay sharing the essential information in a story, and beginning with secondary details instead. The term originated in the news-writing world but is now applied widely in
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>incorrect >if you're right, but you're not where is your evidence?
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joking aside, the 5M figure probably came from targeting like this, such as choosing a few area codes with high tech populations and testing the ~10M phone numbers for each area
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the one with a 17" 4K HDR touchscreen and RTX 3000 series? they will deplete the battery far quicker than the processor
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I think "chronically online" would be a better fit
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"librar" should suffice - just remember to zip it
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let's not conflate 'freshwater' with 'immediately potable', unless we care little for ingesting sewage and detritus, it will usually need some amount of treatment
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welcome to HN
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NordVPN offers Onion-over-VPN. it all depends on who you trust with your data
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as above
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the terminal background could be changed from black to red
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which member of the covid-stricken workforce is going to provide, administer and police that? and how well? students would just remotely connect to their laptops at home
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there's a similar swindle in Zone 1 boroughs e.g. Pimlico for "communal areas" - strips of ~20x100m gardens behind 2m high iron railings dotted amongst the eyewateringly overpriced townhouse squares. the waiting lists are aro
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indeed the reference is weak
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I wonder if it's additive/accumulative i.e. every star in the galaxy lends itself to the effect, or if it comes mainly from the SMBH at the centre of the galaxy, or a combination of both?
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it is bad grammar: you cannot use comparative adjectives on uncountable nouns that said, when I read it I did not notice. my brain automagically converted the phrase to half. the context was not lost but it is murky territory
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Scratch is aimed at kids and is the best introduction to programming for kids and parents of all ages and abilities Minecraft has all levels of in-game programming from simple recipes to redstone circuits. outside the game there're p
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this one's message seems pro-piratical
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how about Slough-on-Thames?
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thought you were going to say "moving towards us so quickly that their electromagnetic wavelengths are blueshifted"
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