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8y ago
Do batteries suffer permanent damage from getting that cold?
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8y ago
The Tenderloin is full of cheap SROs.
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8y ago
The tech workers aren't setting the rents, and they're not the ones taking money from the cooks. They're not the ones setting the politics, either (many of them can't even vote).
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8y ago
Hang on a second. Why would there be a badge reader to get _out_ of a conference room? Can anybody who's been at Google HQ confirm the setup?
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8y ago
2015 MacBook Pro was the peak for laptops.
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I don't think it makes sense to say that "police" is an adjective in the same sense that "happy" is an adjective. Otherwise all nouns are also adjectives. _Any_ noun in English can be placed in front of another noun
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8y ago
That's not right. It's (((police) police) police), not (police (police (police))).
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8y ago
You can use sshfs and any editor.
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But then in suburbs your boomer neighbor will be riding his gasoline lawnmower outside your window at 7 am on a Saturday. Or he'll be paying his gardener to push leaves into his neighbor's lawn with a leaf-blower (a device that ou
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> Getting that for everybody would pretty much require paving America with supermarkets. Have you considered that other countries exist, do not look like American suburbs, but also do not consist of 100% end-to-end supermarkets with the
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Your city probably doesn't care about urban design at all. They want the tax money from businesses, but they also want to restrict housing, so they have to spend less on services and property costs rise as much as possible. Therefore,
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8y ago
It sounds like they can work around this with immunosuppressants. Which may be for the best... you wouldn't want random bacteria to be able to edit your genome at any time, would you?
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Well, good thing you got your Minecraft in time, because they're dropping support for the Apple TV.
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8y ago
Well, what was the response?
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> Basically in China human manufacturing rules over all. Many westerners have misconceptions about automation in factories. Many westerners are unhappy because globalization has caused a loss of manufacturing jobs. People elsewhere in th
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Yes, what makes society possible is 99% spontaneous respect of the rules, and 1% enforcement. It's better that way. Remember how easy and convenient air travel was before people realized they could throw planes at buildings? Now you ge
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I've been trying for a few minutes to think of a way the city's position makes sense, but yes, as presented your explanation seems like the only viable one. A 130 year old building, which also happens to be the most famous monumen
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> since they include ancient Greek and old-time islamic ancestry (as far as I know) AFAIK most of the genetic variation in Italy dates back from ancient times. Everyone thinks "of course, it was the Islamic invasions in Sicily and t
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8y ago
Let's say your city government has a budget of $100M and spends $20M on schools, $20M on roads, $20M on the fire department, $20M on police, and $20M on a solid gold hot tub filled with wine in the mayor's office. You see the sign
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True, but speaking of the WTO, how hard has the US really tried there? A lot of people with economic power in the US benefit from being able to play labor arbitrage with China.
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The link only shows pinguis as an adjective or adverb. I don't see any reference to it being a noun on that page.
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But the other main point of having a food truck is to avoid all sorts of regulations on food safety, hygiene, waste disposal, etc. (which is why they are also known as "roach coaches"). So yes, those ordinances do largely defeat t
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8y ago
Pinguis isn't even a noun, is it? I think it's an adjective.
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Apple can FORCE iPhone users to hand over HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS under THREAT OF VIOLENCE. (That is: you have to pay money for an iPhone, and if you take it without paying the police may come after you.) I personally think arbitration clauses
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The biggest problem for those emigrating students is neither taxes nor bureaucracy, it's the low salaries offered in Italy.
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It's still not clear to me why no publisher wanted to publish the book.
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If you get invited to parties, you're already halfway there.
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It's not much better in San Francisco, in my experience. Even with the gender imbalance, it's easier to find a girlfriend than to make a friend.
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I don't understand what they mean when they say that "personalization" is the most important thing for customers when buying cars.
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What a frustrating article! It doesn't explain anything about why the highway was opposed, how the battle played out, etc. The "old" map shows I-95 just ending, and doesn't show where it resumes. The most obvious thing t
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