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Igglyboo
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I also get the "too much green" feeling, which is odd because the old website had far more green.
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I've never heard of this actually, I would have thought black on white was the best way to read text. What would be a better choice? Would black on off-white be better?
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TechCrunch
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I love it, I have a thing for pastels.
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Yes and that reason is Rails, not because ruby is more "enlightened" than smalltalk.
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Yea because alcohol is totally not bad for your liver.
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Is ecstasy really a psychedelic? It's not very similar to LSD or shrooms.
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What was your experience level before you started this? I'm about to graduate with a degree in computer science and I would love to work on a long term project like this but I feel like I could never accomplish something remotely close
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That "prejudice" is extremely subjective and has been going on for millions of years.
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Firefox still doesn't have per process tabs(yes I know about nightlies), so it's a no go for me.
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Why is Linode so much better? I got a bunch of free credit for DO and I'm only using it for small things so I went with them, thinking about spinning up larger projects however and would like to look at my options.
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Yea the second gray hat is most definitely black. That's not morally questionable, you sold a vulnerability to a bad actor, anyone can see that that is illegal. Leaking documents like snowden is an actual moral gray area.
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You can argue that everything in the universe is mechanical, even electricity, if you look at a small enough scale.
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It looks like a weekends worth of work for Matz, I doubt he's even thinking of a spec at this point.
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Ada is still extremely popular in mission critical software. I know the US military and NASA use it a lot.
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Is this an alternative to cloning a repo and pushing changes or is this supposed to be used as a full filesystem? I don't quite understand the blurb.
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Elastic is more like a quick way to search through huge amounts of text, not a way to rank which hits are more relevant.
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http://archive.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg... So my memory is failing me and I was off by a decent amount, seems mid 60's is an average ceiling for win rate. This is just an example from the
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I'd have to agree. Great magic players (kibler, finkel, lsv, anyone in the hall of fame) will often have lifetime win rates that are slightly higher than 50% with 60% in a single season being an extreme outlier.
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I wouldn't. But if those problems were alleviated I would in a heartbeat, I would love to live in a big city but do not want to move far from where I am now. Also, the downtown area of Detroit is extremely nice and if the rest of it wa
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Grosse Pointe doesn't count? IIRC it has a literal boundary with Detroit.
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Detroit has a ton of affluent residents within 30 minutes of the city that regularly venture down there for various sporting events, gambling, and other events like NAIAS. Getting them to actually move to the city is the problem. I live 30
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Grosse Pointe is immediately outside of Detroit and multi million dollar houses are the norm there.
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Sorry, I was kind of including the Greektown area in that general area. I don't really gamble so I usually don't go their but the food is pretty good. Most of the stops on the people mover seem to be decent neighborhoods as well.
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>What is rendering that HTML if not a browser? The browser is rendering it's own UI.
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2-3 weeks is a long time in the US. I get 10 days off a year, many people get less. Federally mandated vacation is also not a thing here.
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The only time I ever go downtown is for events at the Renaissance Center and Cobo Hall. There's really no reason to otherwise, unless you like to gamble. Pretty much everywhere outside of the immediate area around Cobo is really bad an
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Pretty much this, I almost always buy stuff sold by amazon, even if it's a slightly higher price.
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Is there a hard and fast rule for deciding when something is an attribute and when it is a child? I would have personally done <user id="123456" name="Joe"> <account>Account 1</account> <
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He used nano.
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