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Yaa101
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5y ago
Same here, it is like some people on here take any chance to down vote you at any given opportunity over mundane stuff.
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5y ago
It's about life as human being, people or even generations are progressive if they have a world to win. Once they have what they need, they will have a world to lose and become conservative. The majority of people in the west are risk
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6y ago
Why are you looking for weather forecasts with a company that is specialized catering adverts instead of institutes that are specialized forecasting weather?
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6y ago
These people are called chimeras, some of them are so dangerous that they replace a person in real time, yes meaning that they kill the person to take it's place. Nature brings strange creatures.
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6y ago
It reads like a 1st of April Joke, if this would be true then should.work is part of the problem, not the solution.
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6y ago
IG Nobel worthy?
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6y ago
Write software that you need yourself.
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6y ago
I tend to agree, in a commercial sound control program like IzotopeRX one can set settings on a modal window while keeping the ability to control the main window. Also one can playback all previous states on the fly by clicking on a list of
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6y ago
https://xkcd.com/1987/ This is the main reason I use Golang, apart from speed, clearer syntax and utf-8 baked into the core instead of an after thought. Programming is hard enough, I don't need a rotten toolchain.
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6y ago
But all these companies need a government that does compete with them the moment they stop innovating and start rent seeking, it's really best for them.
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6y ago
Everything can be hacked...
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6y ago
I agree, these people should take a refreshing course about evolution. Every cell from any organism gets variations of base chemicals in their DNA/RNA when dividing. These variations are called mutations. Most mutations wither away, ho
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6y ago
There is nothing wrong with improving, just make sure you have a frozen version that can handle the old cruft, some software is so stable that you wouldn't dare to update, I have some software I made myself that does what it was design
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6y ago
The problem starts with the name, humans are not resources. Stones. metals and food are resources. It's a slave term to see people as resources. I will never contract myself to those companies and people.
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Important in 1925 was the start of electric recording, so the sound quality gained significantly compared to older works.
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I wonder what happens, if the magnetic field fails and plasma of 150 million degrees C spills onto the ground?
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6y ago
To be honest, if they screwed me as they did Gust, I probably would have arson-ed the whole office, not only did they screw him, they also claim to have a right to steal his buddies code? This is one of the good examples why the US has a tr
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6y ago
To put lipstick on the pitbull...
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6y ago
He means going to a chiro that puts a strap to your head and starts pulling short and hard. Your spine should decompress slowly with exercises if you want to keep things safe.
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6y ago
Go to your doctor and ask for a physio consult at a therapist near you if you really need to know a specific place of your lower back pain. The exercises are common for the whole lower back, you can find some when googling with "mobili
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6y ago
When you have a sitting job, the chance of developing a stenose in your L1-L5 vertebrae when getting older is very large. You need to get off your chair at least once an hour walking around a bit, also you need to do low impact sports like
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6y ago
Can somebody tell me what's the use case of having several routes between home and the outside world? Is it redundancy? wouldn't you need more than one physical routes, which cost money?
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Until they don't, or put your display to eternal sleep with no way to ever wake up, or...
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6y ago
They don't have the food for that...
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6y ago
You mean single-threat license?
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6y ago
The largest threat in the long term for Apple is when NVidia is successful buying ARM
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That is what you get with a 2T gorilla in the room... Some china is going to fall and some arms turned out to be twisted...
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6y ago
It should lose both, saves them from stupid conversion mistakes...
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6y ago
PDFs are for printing, they come out almost every printer the way they are suppose to, there are other formats like txt, office and html that are better suited for direct consumption.
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6y ago
This is why I sponsor the Guardian, they stay open and give good news.
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