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by abricot 10y ago
You were blogging heavily during the interview? I can understand that he asked...
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by abricot 10y ago
Note, that most of those points: Buying parts, cars, repairing is stuff they don't pay a dime for now. They only pay a wage to drivers. The structure of their cost changes completely - which is very hard to make any sane calculations o
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by abricot 10y ago
Does the law require taking chemistry into account for sentencing? Is Crack and Cocaine different classes of drugs?
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by abricot 10y ago
Schindler's list with all-pink nazi uniforms...
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by abricot 10y ago
I would say that the information that is published with emojis included in the newer UTF-8 standards seem to cover this. You can also have a look at Emojipedia[1] where there is a lot of information about each symbol. I believe there is a c
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by abricot 10y ago
From the document: "Anyone should be able to use the games they buy, no matter their technical provess. That means it has to install via deb or snap, register in the OS menu and package manager and run without any issues."
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by abricot 10y ago
Sad to read that they don't really have any non-permanent options...
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by abricot 10y ago
This story wouldn't be very interresting if it wasn't a bit overengineered.
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Penicillin
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by abricot 10y ago
It's obviously a Blu-ray disk.
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by abricot 10y ago
No, it would be like if a mechanic replaced the wheels on his own car with wooden ones to try it out. Nothing wrong with that. He's not forcing you to drive the car.
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by abricot 10y ago
Have they announced the price for upgrading after the deadline?
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by abricot 10y ago
That would leave out all the BigCo specific features that benefits noone else. And often, these features are critical for BigCo to continue using the vendor.
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by abricot 10y ago
This has been explained time and again. To get to the bottom of tax avoidance, people have to see and feel the benefit of paying tax. In Greece they simply don't, and it hasn't gotten any better in recent years. The average German
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by abricot 10y ago
Sorry guys, it was my fault. Just as i logged in, it crashed. Apparently my password were too complex.
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by abricot 10y ago
I'm not seeing the new symbols on that page...
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Bandwidth and machine time is not the biggest hindrance for running a tor relay or exit node. The muddy legality in most countries is .
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by abricot 10y ago
> Hopefully as the popularity of online streaming increases, new contracts will take online streaming into account more. There's no real reason to have regional restrictions online, but I'm sure they'll continue as lo
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by abricot 11y ago
Do you have an example?
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by abricot 11y ago
That's the main reason to run `screen`.
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by abricot 11y ago
"[...] before the experiment shut down for its winter recess." Can anyone shine a light on why the particle accellerator needs recess?
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by abricot 11y ago
I'll take three months of excitement, damn the consequences.
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by abricot 11y ago
I see what you did there... Truth be told, it most likely would be called QuorF.
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by abricot 11y ago
Hugo is still very much minded on blogs. It doesn't even support a proper static frontpage.
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by abricot 11y ago
I'm curious, are you saying LaTeX is bad for math? I'm not doubting you, I'm no mathematician, but my understanding is that it is only positive, as it improves the legibility of the text.
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by abricot 11y ago
It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Every time a journalist writes that it is "often associated with" it gradually becomes more associated with it.
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I'm confused - you can add files that are in a parent directory?
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by abricot 11y ago
"There are a lot of black people, and I'm white, so that's kind of unwelcoming". I wouldn't have used that argument in any discussion...
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..or healthy food, or stability in their home to do homework, or have parents with time to help... All of it ends up affecting their hireability.
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It's his own homebrewn field sobriety test. I guess that would work for the cop too :) "Dui person kept mumbling incoherrently about searching his dog and his hotel room, and calling up his lawyer. Talked a hell of a lot, while in

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