Meph504

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by Meph504 6y ago
Put yourself in a companies position, if you hire someone who had a violent past, and they commit a violent crime while at work, or to a coworker or client off the clock, the company will be held liable, no two ways about it, it will come b
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by Meph504 6y ago
GitHub is a Microsoft product now isn't it? But it still should be noted if its promoted and not related to its actual usage.
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by Meph504 6y ago
W3C and WHATWG signed and MOU last year to work together on documents and specs. Regardless, to define a language it only makes sense to author the specification from the language perspective. From what I've read, and honestly it'
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by Meph504 6y ago
I don't see how the w3c establishing a rule set would mean they would code it by hand, can you provide more details as to why the should, and not use a CMS that produces compliant code?
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by Meph504 6y ago
8pm to midnight is business hours ?
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by Meph504 6y ago
The maintenance happens every Tuesday
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by Meph504 6y ago
Full disclosure, I haven't worked on this system in many years, but I did work on it. This is a bit of a red herring or just bad journalism. The article (which has been updated but does not list that it was) the URL they pointed to, mu
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by Meph504 6y ago
The idea that they made a home depot run seems silly, if I had to guess, if you look at the breakroom in the telsa factor, you'll probably find some missing molding.
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by Meph504 6y ago
I agree with it being better for the world in a lot of ways. And I would like to see it change, but it isn't likely to, at least not for a really long time. P.S. As for mono culture timber, there is a reason almost no one in the US kno
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by Meph504 6y ago
I'm guessing you aren't from the U.S. but in the southern U.S. growing newer species of Pine (variants of Loblolly Pine). A standard lease is 20 years from seedling to harvest, some older variants can go 30 to 50, but you don&#x27
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by Meph504 6y ago
Not sure how it would break the internet at all, can you say that you have ever had a user experience improved by auto playing anything? I mean, heaven for bid, they could the user the ability to actually control the repaint rate. Or pull o
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by Meph504 6y ago
Most timber today isn't harvested in natural forest, they are effectively tree farms, they have a 10 to 20 year growth cycle and since all the trees planted are harvestable, they basically clear cut the land, burn it, off cycle growth
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by Meph504 6y ago
Sure, we do that, and who exactly do you think would be police, I maybe if police officers were compensated at the level of doctors. but you should look at the wages of police officers regardless of their dept. budget, its not like the cops
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by Meph504 6y ago
I think you are missing a key element of civil asset forfeiture, its based around the government starting legal proceedings against the property itself for "participating" in criminal activity. This is why the person who owns or p
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by Meph504 6y ago
I think you are missing the bigger point of civil asset forfeiture. 1) there does not have to be criminal action involved 2) this isn't about seizing the property of one person's possession from a criminal that has possession of t
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by Meph504 6y ago
I am honestly baffled at why anyone uses medium, I just flatly refuse. Their stance on binding arbitration, and that in any disturbed claims that I agree to pay for the legal defense but give them total control over the defense. These terms
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by Meph504 6y ago
you summed this up rather nicely, I was coming to post something similar. His premise "things are things, not strings" things as he calls them, become more than strings in their usage, not transport, so things aren't "th
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by Meph504 6y ago
You mistate "incorrectly" for "in a way I don't like. " Don't get me wrong, it often annoys me to see it over used, but it isn't incorrect, and the assertion that visual studio recommends removing it isn&#
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by Meph504 6y ago
If ants were able to determine that you and your efforts were causing pollution, and could understand that it was you doing it, then organize in mass to attack you to stop it, and when their efforts weren't effective evolve new forms o
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by Meph504 6y ago
A large element of factorio is that as you scale up, you generate more pollution, and then slaughter the native population of the planet because they try and stop you from destroying their world. It's an aspect of the game I think most
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by Meph504 6y ago
It isn't required, but voluntary. https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2020/08/04/oakland...
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by Meph504 6y ago
Some are some aren't, there is a vast vast array of different methods, many are not publicly disclosed so I highly doubt the effectiveness of most of these studies. This may stop some internet marketers, but don't expect it to be
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by Meph504 6y ago
You would likely get flagged at most international terminals when returning to the US. This would mean that you will be pulled out of line, and have your documents manually checked by customs. That image would be then added to the database
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by Meph504 6y ago
I suppose that might be an option, but in my experience people are highly unlikely to grant a site permission to their camera if they aren't using it as part of a conference call. But I do agree if you have some A/B testing, that
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by Meph504 6y ago
The listed use cases here struck me as odd, I can't imagine why I or anyone wanting to read a news article would allow the site access to my webcam. Nor do I think most users would turn on their cameras to help with any given sites an
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by Meph504 6y ago
I think the use case for a lot of churches and personal sites is they can do things like "random verse" or "daily verse" with just a small bit of copy and paste java script. Granted the same thing could be done, by pulli
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by Meph504 6y ago
BSD Unix :-(
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by Meph504 6y ago
I fail to understand here, it's impossible to delete your account, unless you follow the instructions?
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by Meph504 6y ago
Bitwarden is nice for personal use, but after a failed implementation at our company, and their frankly horrible support. We ended up canceling the whole thing and going back to the market to find new options. Biggest beef with bitwarden, a
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by Meph504 6y ago
Launched as not maintained, seems odd.

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