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or not then!
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with buffering disabled presumably this would disable seeking / dropping in at a random timestamp?
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>If you've got something, you have it. Sure, you could, logically, have got rid of it in the meantime -- but that's ridiculous pedantry; in the GP's context, it's the same question. All that was, though, a side note.
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nice one, I'm sure there's a grammatical name for that, maybe in Truss "She's raining" - "Who is?" - "Mother Nature"
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a speaker of Scots may be excused
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Americans still use it as a response though, e.g. "You got this!" - "I do!". it's the "I do got" which really bugs me. "I do have" and "I have got" are fine and make sense
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"do you have them" and "have you got them" are completely different questions. so no, that answer is wrong (and not obvious)
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that's almost as annoying as "have you got them?" - "I do" - "do what.. do have? do got??"
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please explain
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perhaps you meant "does not follow". only the loose rules are "part of" besides, "it is" is implied in that sentence, so there's your verb
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>The news provides information in infinite volume but very limited depth, and it’s clearly meant to agitate us more than educate us. the whole article is outstanding but this excerpt alone sums it up quite nicely
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they'll run into flag being a language construct and have to rename variables fl4g
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78% of the websites you visit are written in PHP https://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/programming_langua...
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it's made worse by the fact that tooltips are unavailable for mobile users
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beaten by three minutes :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30271677
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"brick of concentrated sun-dried pre-milked opium poppy seed latex. organic, vegan, fair trade, 100% natural. NOT for intravenous consumption"
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>Some New Guinea Highlands societies capture cassowary chicks and raise them as semi-tame poultry emphasis on the semi!
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sacrificing security for convenience
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Australia scientists find 'spooky' spinning object in Milky Way
(bbc.co.uk)
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one does not simply "deploy"
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>for our most performance and latency critical workloads, we have made the choice to build and manage our own infrastructure on-prem I don't understand this logic. are they basically saying that their servers are on average closer t
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except at some terminals, when ctrl+arrow doesn't work, or prints a weird character, so you try alt+arrow and it does work. then you're using alt+arrow for so long you go to another terminal, use it, and end up switching to anothe
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##AmishMacbeth func changeGrade(toB || !toB);
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he bangs on about earthquakes and then builds a two-storey house.. also, a hollow cuboid doesn't strike me as being the strongest shape show me a thick hexagonal prism bungalow!
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Spring Theory
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>doesn't executing code for every single request sound insane AND doesn't it also add latency which this was trying to remove? Yes! but surely executing code at the source of your web app is more efficient than having the clien
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Comet Hitchhiker [pdf]
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there was a similar game to purchase on the old pre-WiFi Sony Ericsson phones where the marketplace and checkout system was squashed into ~240x160px
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>acceleration of acceleration maybe this is where the c² in the famous equation comes from >everything is accelerating from everything else but what about galactic collisions? we are told the big bang did not happen from one single po
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how would you account for :poker face: "please don't kill me" vs :in a stranglehold, bleeding internally from multiple stab wounds: "PLAYS DON--"
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