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abcd_f
2y ago
Thanks. Both joined after my time it seems.
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Ha, can I ask who the involved prof/s was/were? I spent some time at your Uni in the early 90s. From what I remember there wasn't a whiff of Lisp on the curriculum.
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2y ago
Doesn't appear on the satellite view in Google Maps. Just water. What's up with that? https://maps.app.goo.gl/dr71WrLZ7G97E5br9?g_st=ic
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2y ago
> Stop calling working people without a college education stupid and stop alienating men. Nobody is calling anyone stupid just because of the lack of education. However the lack of education makes people gullible and easy to manipulate.
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2y ago
Yep. Hence the recent push to kneecap the education in States - be it book bans, forced Bible studies or other eye-popping regressions. Watching this unfold across the pond was a bewildering experience.
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> Jobs had a sneak preview of the logo and loves it. As he awaits the verdict from his stuff, he can hardly contain his excitement. Assertive as he is, he values consensus. That was just ... weird. Knowing how temperamental and petty J
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2y ago
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2y ago
It shows "Checking if you are a bot" and nothing is tappable. I am on a recent iOS.
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> DEA source It has a step-by-step description of cocaine extraction process further down the page. I mean you can probably find the same on the YT, but seeing it on a DEA site is still a bit jarring.
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2y ago
Reasonable advice. However it's worth keeping in mind that HDMI supports Ethernet passthru so it too can be used to connect out.
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2y ago
Mystery Island for me. It had a complete recipe for making nitroglycerin. From scratch. Starting with the blubber of a freshly killed seal!
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2y ago
Multi-tap is not supported it seems. Could've been a nice thing to have.
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2y ago
Judging also by the lack of padding around section headers I'm pretty sure them being in a smaller font was not a design decision in this case, but rather a lack of testing.
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2y ago
They probably may want to fix few things with their own design - https://imgur.com/a/xu9J1P3
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2y ago
* ... your target ...
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2y ago
I don't think ads are an issue for a target audience. Most of it will have an ad blocker or two installed.
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2y ago
On iPhone drag-n-drop doesn't work. Long tap basically selects part of the gaming field and this selection is not draggable. Once tap is released it shows the Copy/... menu.
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2y ago
Hold on. That's the "Body Worlds" you are referring to?
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2y ago
> According to this source he’s accused in non-cooperating. With the context that you omitted it makes more sense: Justice considers that the absence of moderation, cooperation with law enforcement and the tools offered by Teleg
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2y ago
Lavazza and Kimbo.
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2y ago
It'd be interesting to compare these 3 methods side by side starting with same beans. I've tried, conservatively, a dozen and a half of different decafs available here in the EU, and some a markedly better than others. In fact,
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2y ago
Microsoft's overarching plan has always been to turn Windows into a subscription service. All of their hostile anti-user bullshit of past few years stems directly from the efforts to make it happen.
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2y ago
Hey, there's a sub for that! https://www.reddit.com/r/NominativeDeterminism/
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2y ago
.hn is a tld of Honduras. Renewal and registration fees seems to be the same, so it's not bad.
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2y ago
Reliability not it terms of getting it recorded and read back. This is obviously a non-issue. Reliability in terms of enforcing its trial restrictions. The more the program touches its trial state, the easier it is to crack.
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2y ago
Sure feels like that. For years now actually.
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2y ago
Because it's inherently anti-consumer (not something that anyone would voluntarily opt into) and the EU would have their balls in vices instantaneously?
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Time-based trials don't require updating trial state once it's initialized.
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> A fourteen-day free trial ain’t gonna cut it ... ... for things that take longer than that to test. That's rather obvious. There a lot of software that can be evaluated for fit in a couple of hours, especially of a desktop/
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Usage-based trials are much harder to enforce reliably.
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