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Cerium
8y ago
I think the situation might be all the transitions. All the time people on bikes switch from a driveway to a bike lane, during which they could continue straight into the road. Or people step out of a building and walk diagonally across a l
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Cerium
8y ago
Looks like your price is off by a couple digits, I'm seeing about 2.90 USD per kg on World Bank commodities report.
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Cerium
8y ago
If you print the labels yourself you can access a substantial discount. USPS is very open about the costs of retail shipping. You can get a discount on their website, or access larger discounts through third party websites.
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8y ago
The problem with sports like football is that they are an accumulative damage sport as opposed to a safe until accident sport.
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Cerium
8y ago
You might forget you even have that feature enabled, until you need a login code sent to your email.
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Cerium
9y ago
Additionally Neal Stephenson describes vertically extruded nanotech buildings in "The Diamond Age".
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Cerium
9y ago
I'm here to second the recommendation to work, volunteer, or take a class at a university. I took a class on MEMS at my university, and for only a few hundred bucks got access to a fully stocked lab with proper training and supervision
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Cerium
9y ago
You can use "cd -" to go back to the previous directory.
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Cerium
9y ago
I'll second the opinion for Dropbox. GnuCash has lock files, so you can open read-only if it is being edited by another person to avoid conflict.
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Cerium
9y ago
I've been using GnuCash for a couple years now. It works well once you set it up and get a feel for its interface. It has the features I need for my small side business. I would recommend it.
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9y ago
Fireman are for protecting life, police for protecting law.
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Cerium
9y ago
I'd be happy if the text didn't change until it was done. Many of the machines I encounter change the "Wait, don't remove card" text location three or four times, each time you think it is done.
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Cerium
9y ago
I did the same math, got a similar result. I found that getting data from one side of the earth to the other should be about 17.4% faster in space. Since the earth is 6,378 km in radius, adding another 1,150 km only makes the circumference
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9y ago
Yes. I've spent time in countries with poor plumbing systems and picked up the habit. I've found that it does not stink up the trash since it dries quickly. Additionally, if you put the poo side down it all stacks up in the bin un
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Cerium
9y ago
You can put them in the trash.
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Cerium
9y ago
"Hyping" was an auto correct typo, I didn't notice until it was too late. I meant to type "typing". My coworker was typing up a fake automated email every night as close to 9pm as possible. I didn't want to do
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Cerium
9y ago
After more than a year at a small company the lead developer decided to take some vacation. He revealed to me that at one point an important customer requested a daily summary feature for their account. I was horrified to find out that sinc
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Cerium
9y ago
I used to hear the voices if I was very tired and in a silent room and just listened, not thinking. Since I got tinnitus I've never heard them. I think for me silence was essential, felt like my brain was trying to auto gain select, an
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Cerium
9y ago
Nothing against your comment in general, but some companies do tell you. On my first day at my current job I had to complete an insider trading training module and I'm just an average engineer.
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9y ago
I still have the habit to type "-r 0" ctrl+a "shutdown".
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Cerium
9y ago
Great point. I have found that if I eat fresh uncooked pineapple then a similar few days later I get one. Sure can take a while to make the connection.
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9y ago
There is a very real novelty factor of an uncut sheet. I have one and didn't mind paying the premium. Also, I'm pretty sure the U.S. Government doesn't need help laundering money. They sell them at a premium direct
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9y ago
Since cities support parallel execution you must have an array to capture coherent debug information.
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9y ago
A properly designed concrete structure will include enough clear cover (that is the distance between the surface and the reinforcement) to avoid water reaching the reinforcement. It should also take precautions such as roofing to avoid wate
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9y ago
Most bay area residents do not fear tsunami. The risk is low since local faults slip side to side which do not cause tsunami. A subduction fault can cause a tsunami, such as in Alaska, Japan or Chile. We would get hours of warning in such a
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9y ago
https://earthquake.usgs.gov provides immediate details on earthquake activity and is my go to whenever there is an earthquake.
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9y ago
Same boat, If they had a $5 tier - even for only 20gb I would be a paying customer. As is I keep using my free plan.
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9y ago
I don't think that would work. Sailboats can sail into the wind similarly to how an airplane can have a glide ratio greater than one. The wind presses on the sail, and the boat transfers that to the water in such a way that it is easie
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Cerium
9y ago
I rather like your haiku as well. In particular I enjoy how the second and third line can be read together and apart. It seems to reinforce the disappointment of finding your laundry in such a state.
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9y ago
I just checked, you can do either. For my local Century 16, they allow ticket purchase and reservation of seats to be done on either cinemark.com or fandango.com.
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