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That would foil me if it was my only memory device. A+B=C is true of ~55 (napkin math) different 3-digit numbers. Plus another 40-ish for A×B=C and 50-ish for A-B=C...
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> But this drop.lol thing does not allow "click to browse" and that is rather cumbersome on mobile. Which is funny, isn't using a standard <input type="file"> much more straightforward than actually accepti
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Yeah this happens pretty often, though I'm surprised it continues with Font Awesome's organizational changes: The "fab" prefix is specifically supposed to communicate that it's an icon from the "Brands" st
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7y ago
Even to the extent that it creates an entirely new job area! (medical scribes)
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Pretty close to 1.2in, hence why I just prefer to remember a parsec as quite close to 0.1 eft (exafoot).
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It would be a very subtle tweak to your blue perception. UV sensitivity is quite low even without the lens filtering it out. As cool as accidental historical biohacking is, I think the Monet-UV hypothesis should be taken with a grain of s
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Well as long as we're taking this route: NT = nT = nano-tera-(dimensionless) = 10^-9 * 10^9 = 1
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That's very fair. Anecdotally my Japan-living friends speculate it is a mix of both the (positive) effect you suggest and confessions manufactured under duress. During my travels I was advised to be particularly cautious about treating
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I don't know actually. 507 was introduced in rfc 4918 alongside WebDAV, so my naive assumption is that its main use case was for something more associated with authoring or general file manipulation. I'm surprised that it has much
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Well it's hard to guess what the admins are planning. They said it would stay around for the foreseeable future but I agree their changes are becoming increasingly adversarial. (EDIT: Though new reddit has brought about a number of g
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> As for the reddit site itself I wonder what is the ratio of old.reddit viewers vs reddit viewers are. I moderate a top 100 sub and if the built-in stats are to be believed, the recent breakdown is something like: = Pageviews = 40% apps
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Interesting though, I don't think I've ever seen a code 507 in the wild!
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Speaking of which, I'm a little shocked to see a Mozilla thread that doesn't yet mention Pocket or the rebranding or DoH. That must mean we are in a good mood?
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Yeah, a classic word formation pattern of using only a (visual) feature of an object to name and distinguish it. EtymOnline's explanation makes the connection even more direct: > from Latin album, which in classical times was a boar
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Step 0 is the really high-yield tip here because it applies in so many emergencies. The natural shout of " someone call 911" is so often less effective: even if folks aren't halted by outright shock or confusion, their disor
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Nothing but the pun is intended!
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Yes, but if you talk continuously about these sorts of things, it's impossible to be discrete.
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And for $9,999.99 we'll give certify whatever answer you prefer!
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Except seeing it was digitally received is often quite insufficient to seeing it was received by a human it was intended for. All too often in dealing with healthcare and gov't orgs our faxes get lost with no way of identifying where t
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True, though it depends a lot on the field: most of my social group works in emergency medicine, where people don't drop in just to chat quite as often!
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These are nice scenes, and I think we all could take care to remember the unique and compelling stories behind everyone else's lives, particularly the old. However I don't necessarily think the response is fair to the student, who
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Initial concerns: - Is it guaranteed that the ruleset can produce any sequence of collisions? - Seems like the vast majority of possible states would represent words with concurrent phonemes, which is pretty much undefined behavior for the
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Must be rendering differences among us -- I don't think solarized uses white on yellow... EDIT: Ahh it's probably that the site uses `prefers-color-scheme` media queries, but missed a couple cases.
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I agree with the company choices, but the spelling of the acronym worries me that it will be read or intended by some as "gay fam". Particularly since the usage as a generic insult makes semantic sense for disparaging a group of
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What exactly are you looking for when you say shockwave? As far as we understand it, the big bang didn't explode into something, so there isn't an outer medium to "hold" a shockwave in the obvious sense of a radially e
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The websocket-monitor extension for Firefox was actually better for me than Chrome's baseline, since it could inspect websocket connections that started before I opened the inspector window. (To be clear, I'm not asking it to sav
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Hell, a lot of coal in Appalachia is extracted with mountaintop removal. They literally plow the tops of mountains into adjacent valleys.
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Tangent - is there a systems reason (aside from the "base ecological ethics" of wanting to preserve biodiversity and not eradicate any unique ecosystems) why humans would not want to get rid of deserts? Obviously having more ara
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Well that makes me feel better AND worse about the one I filed a year and a half ago. (Drag events aren't dispatched at all on option elements in a multi-select, which is such a shame because a multi-select seems like the best native f
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Yeah, in fact many folks have created DIY fusors in their garages. Just hook any sort of energy harnessing device onto that and you can claim you've got a fusion reactor too! https://makezine.com/projects/make-36
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