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MichaelApproved
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So did Fermilab ;) https://youtu.be/ZjnK5exNhZ0 Definitely worth checking out the rest of the videos on both those channels. While we’re at it, check out 60 Symbols’ channel for great physics discussions that hardly ever (t
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I just realized this tool is dedicated to specific archiving projects, not general site archiving that archive.org offers. I was worried about random websites that get archived on archive.org.
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I’d like to contribute but I’m nervous about allowing random content to be downloaded through my connection. Does anyone happen to know what safeguards exist to protect against random child porn or other illegal content from flowing through
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> I'm curious of what is missing My initial response was related to missing comments and collaborative real-time editing in the v1 link you provided. However, I searched a bit more and found that their newer API versions include bot
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First, that’s not the full spec for Google docs. It’s missing many aspects of the environment. Second, is that meant for building a full blown client or is it meant for 3rd party integrations, like plugins?
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Those APIs are not meant for building a full blown dedicated clients, they’re for application integrations.
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Here's the vscode marketplace link for it https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=xyz.loca... I use it with every project and it works great. Helped me out a bunch of times. Just need to remember to ignore
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In reality, American strength came from protection of two oceans, peaceful neighboring countries, and a rich amount of natural resources. Oil, timber, gas, sun, wind. America has plenty. There was also the massive boom that WW2 gave the Ame
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As you've said, it's been years since that was proposed but it's still not helping because none of the off chain networks have gotten any traction. Admittedly, my experience with BTC is limited so please enlighten me if I hav
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You mean Feb, 202 1 . I found it harder to start typing 2021 after the new year because 2020 was such an easy year to bang out on the number pad. My fingers and eyes got used to the symmetry of it. I even made the mistake when typing the co
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There are severe disgruntled people who formally supported the NRA but now feel like they were deceived. One notable donor who gave millions is suing and I think a few others are as well. Search for articles and you’ll find plenty of upset
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Their opponents aren’t claiming to be creditors or trying to get money. They’re trying to show their claims of corruption were right. Opponents claim NRA is getting money from nefarious places and spending them on sketchy things. With bankr
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If you can find shares to borrow, are willing to pay the 30% fee, and can handle the swings of a spike higher, go for it. What will last longer, your solvency or the market’s irrationality?
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> If they really had exited, why would they bother telling anyone? They have their own customers and reputation to maintain. They’re trying to let their customers know that the damage is done and they’re out. They’re trying to stop the
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So investors in Melvin won’t abandon them. They want to reassure their own investors that the damage is done and they’re out.
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If you manage a community that is even remotely controversial, you’d better start asking your community for their email address, as an emergency backup. Possibly even ask for their phone number. Though it's tempting, don't message
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Who said anything about a murder? Why don't you come in to clear the air about these JavaScript muders? Just a friendly chat...
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It's a video that even lawyers should watch to remind themselves just how harmful talking can be. Here's a great example of a lawyer in need of a refresher https://youtu.be/_rVsRmcE-u8
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I’ve also seen companies with quality brands milk it for all it’s worth. Newer products get made with 1/4 the quality while trading on the reputation they built with their previous higher quality products. Craftsman was a good example
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I really enjoyed AvE channel at first. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone interested in equipment tear downs. He uses his own colorful language to describe things. If it’s not appealing to you (I eventually grew tired of it) I’d still su
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> The ratio of excellent to useless people I experienced there was 1:40 This has to be hyperbole but the rest of your comment makes me think you're being serious. I have only worked at small companies <50 people, so I don'
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One of the guys who brought in zip tie hand cuffs was also a military vet.
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At the same time, it’s pretty scary that things got so bad, the armed forces had to weigh in on a political matter.
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How often does that actually happen?
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> Some websites will go past that. Do you literally mean a website? Using a browser? What’s an example website that would go past that?
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They’ll have a respect for life that few people share? Heh Btw, this is coming from a carnivore who recognizes his flaws.
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You’re unintentionally making a straw man. There is no contradiction. I believe social media should be regulated more tightly. Until then they have the freedom to remove the content according to their TOS. Just because I’m pointing out th
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It’s so strange to read a comment like this one. They have the facts but completely miss how the facts connect with each other. Yes, Space X is a private company but they wouldn’t exist without the innovations that came out of NASA, a publi
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Creating and defending a trademark is very expensive. Many restaurants would prefer not to spend this money just to prevent unauthorized listings. They’d rather delegate the responsibility of preventing unauthorized listings to the state at
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Hope you contacted your credit card company to reverse the charges and get your money back.
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