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2y ago
Thanks for the resource! The style and layout of the page, personally speaking, doesn't work well for me. I had to lean far back in my chair in order to feel like I could comprehend the layout initially. I'd love to see a text-ba
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3y ago
To me, I think the end game for any code developing automation isn't that it needs to be creative to program, but.. A: needs to have a close to complete understanding of the problem to solve and the tools they have in languages to comp
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3y ago
Bicycles are good, but America lacks any real infrastructure and I'm not foolish enough to share the road with cars.
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3y ago
Damn, the OP is right…
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3y ago
There was an app called Apprentice that was popular around 1996, and that is how we would lay MT:G via IRC. It was a generic tabletop simulator and you create or import he cards. https://www.apprentice.nu/
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3y ago
Sounds like he is one of us then!
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3y ago
Another cloistered bad take on the internet. You are legally responsible for your child until they are 18. There is a universe of difference between not trusting your children vs taking reasonable steps to ensure their safety by knowing th
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3y ago
Scammers do not have a shared consciousness (some may argue lack a conscience at all) so unless they see this video, they don't know the details simply because it exists on YouTube.
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3y ago
I find myself reading comments like this in disbelief (or assuming the author is not in good faith responding), as if there can be any doubt where political lobbying is possible that there doesnt exist a tremendous apparatus to exploit it.
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3y ago
Too late, the ship has sailed.
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3y ago
I wish I could claim the logic, but I am a nobody who knows nothing. The author of the book, however, has impressed people for over 70 years with this line of thought and I too agree with him.
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3y ago
You may find the book "Structure of Scientific Revolutions" interesting if you have not read it. The author posits that it isn't people entrenched in the field that will offer breakthrough advancements, but it is instead out
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3y ago
So if they were to stop, the crisis would be averted?
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3y ago
Other than the doctorate, of course.
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4y ago
I'm unsure if true but I remember hearing in this video that the King of Dubai funded the development of these bulbs and has them under contract.
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4y ago
I just tell people that I am a professional computer nerd…they tend to understand that pretty well vs actually telling them what I do daily.
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4y ago
There does exist a History section that offers just that.
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4y ago
Idles is like Radiohead but if they all grew up in the gutter (in a good way)
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4y ago
I saw this video yesterday -- cool to see it pop up here today. I also watched this Defcon breakdown on hardware hacking where the presenter goes over the specialized tools to both mount the chips as well as the software to pull firmware at
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4y ago
Google is your friend https://www.unix.com/man-page/bsd/1/LEARN/
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4y ago
The hallmark of the internet.
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5y ago
They don’t actually believe it though - they get paid either directly or indirectly by the rich they are giving tax breaks to.
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5y ago
I agree with most of this. The thing about litter bins, though, is that if you do put them in good spots they are effective at modifying the behavior you are against here. If you want to affect a change in behavior, you will have better su
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5y ago
Sorry, what?
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5y ago
Thank you for this. This guide mentions that it breaks down when exposed to chlorinated water and UV light -- NOT that sunscreen breaks down in storage over time, which is what I was personally concerned about.
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5y ago
Sorry to ask, but did you have a source for this?
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6y ago
Word. Thank you.
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6y ago
Thanks for your breakdown. May I ask what your background in medicine is?
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6y ago
Depends on your situation. This is essential first reading imo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Intelligent_Investor If you still had questions and more money than the average bear, find a financial professional.
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7y ago
In other news today, water is wet
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