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accountofme
4y ago
But better to have a goalie, ANY goalie than no goalie at all?
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accountofme
4y ago
Lightning rods are called lightning rods but they are not actually designed to take a strike head on. They are actually designed to remove charge from the clouds above where the rod is installed. Static electrons loves to congregate in smal
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accountofme
4y ago
sadly it won't work ... the lightning will go around the switch through the air, just like it did all the way down. Edit: spelling
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accountofme
4y ago
I mean that a bathroom privacy device that might get better sales should actively combat hidden cameras rather than add one to the design....
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accountofme
4y ago
It is a nice idea. Personally I would have no use for this device, everyone poops. everyone gets constipated and everyone gets diahorrea (hopefully not at once). Everyone makes noise. Let us just all agree that shit happens and we can all c
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accountofme
4y ago
Well no, since he/she is not of that company anymore, it is perfectly OK to not say "we". Edit: repeated myself
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accountofme
4y ago
Really awesome work!
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accountofme
4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll give it a look!
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4y ago
Netflix has good points: best ui. Good library. Their bad points is what worries me for the service: poor quality of new content. I have not seen anything that wows me for quite some time at least for my preferences (SciFi). So maybe it is
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accountofme
4y ago
I just want to say that those medieval doctors, I guess, were on to something! Blood letting is a thing again! On that note I guess leaches would work too.
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4y ago
On that note ryzen does support ecc. It is not validated. So YMMV, but it works and is seen by Linux for me at least .
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4y ago
I have to disagree. It is about the risk of his counterparties. If their risk is deemed too high, they will start liquidating assets to get minimise their risk. Just look at what recently happened in the nickel markets on the London Metals
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accountofme
5y ago
Thank you for ureq! And thank you for keeping it async less :)
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accountofme
5y ago
Your best bet would be to talk to an actual doctor. They should be able to run tests that can gauge your liver function levels.
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accountofme
5y ago
I can see where you are coming from but there is a simpler approach. You wife should be paid for every hour of overtime. If she is not, then, she should only work her paid hours. When something breaks (and it will) as long as she has made t
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accountofme
5y ago
No I think I should put my money where by mouth is: I will take another route: asyncless rust should be simple enough to remove that part and make async/await compiler errors. Add this as a new target to rustup and we are good.
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5y ago
the fact that some languages can't do it might point to the fact that it is not as simple as it seems. network programming is hard. really hard. Saying that async magically removes all that complexity is false. The complexity is moved
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5y ago
Great! I would love that. However, having read the comments of the rust async working group, they think that async is the best thing since sliced bread ... They have no intention of changing IMO. Sigh. Hopefully one day we will get inclusiv
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accountofme
5y ago
So sorry to say this dude, you are having a midlife crisis. I am guessing you have achieved everything you want in life and are now, as you said it: lost. So yeah, when god closes a door, he opens a window. Look at this as an opportunity to
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accountofme
5y ago
Did you call it the Flintstone mobile?
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5y ago
Doesn't forza the racing game do this? Edit: spelling
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accountofme
5y ago
Don't you mean Cobol? Atleast here in Aus it was cobol on mainframes... My understanding of Fortran was that it found its niche in high performance scientific computing.
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accountofme
5y ago
I'm sorry to say this but you are uninformed. Dogs have immense utility! These days yes they are generally house pets but they greatly improve mental health and love you unconditionally. Dogs are also used as ratters, herders, and as p
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5y ago
I have always called the inside of an Ikea store intestines. Mainly because the make sure that you mostly have to go past everything to find the thing you want. Ikea maximises surface area of things for sale as you move through. The human g
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5y ago
tbh Calyxos is much better than lineage imho.
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5y ago
I might be wrong, but they also have a moat I'm the sheer amount of compute required to trawl through the internet? I mean maybe they was true and now they don't... But yeah good luck!
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5y ago
Well I guess that will make the supply shortage worse....
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5y ago
The band Led Zeppelin is called that because keith moon(iirc) from the who said forming the supergroup "would work as well as a lead Zeppelin". It was a historical joke :)
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5y ago
I think you mean Lead Zeppelin...
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5y ago
Colour me curious, but why do I need to sign in with twitter to use this? And if I do and you get c&d'd do I get blocked by twitter? Edit: spelling
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