albedoa

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by albedoa 7y ago
Mac users are not the only group who know what those words mean.
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by albedoa 7y ago
What makes you think anyone is upset?
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by albedoa 7y ago
You can't think of a single person besides his parents who would have named him?
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Sunspots and Stranded Whales: A Bizarre Correlation(nytimes.com)
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by albedoa 7y ago
> because it did not get each pressed button (because the animation was so long). No, it was because the animation was blocking.
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by albedoa 7y ago
That's a good rule! Apple sign-in was not offered to me.
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by albedoa 7y ago
12.4.1!
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by albedoa 7y ago
> Amazingly, I live in the middle of the city. I live within a Boston postal code, and we have at least one coyote in our neighborhood. That was a surprise even coming from nearby Arlington where coyotes are not uncommon. Nobody expected
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by albedoa 7y ago
That was not my experience on iOS. If it is actually an option, I wonder why it wasn't offered to me.
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by albedoa 7y ago
I'm another American English speaker chiming in to say that this is not true anywhere I've lived. I had never even heard your belief expressed before.
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by albedoa 7y ago
I was always told that Namecheap does not engage in this practice. It's a single data point, but I instructed a client to search for domains on Namecheap last year since they were undecided. I just didn't want them to use GoDaddy,
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by albedoa 7y ago
I am absolutely getting you. The person you responded to did not make the claim that such a book exists. He challenged the idea that the book in question is an example of such a book.
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by albedoa 7y ago
I imagine everyone agrees with you on that. You responded to an objection to a characterization of the book, not a criticism of the book for failing to match that characterization nor a claim that a book on the topic should be able to mat
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by albedoa 7y ago
> "this book is too unfriendly to people that don't program because it has lots of code and expects people to be able to read code" That would be a perfectly valid response to the claim that the book "is very clear an
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by albedoa 7y ago
Sure! I'll elaborate on a few aspects in the hopes of covering what you are asking for: 1. It is appropriate to yell at someone when the immediate safety of yourself or another person is threatened. 2. If you accept (1), then the prese
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by albedoa 7y ago
I have worked in and known of environments where it became appropriate to yell. You would be right not to work there, but not for the reasons you are implying here.
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by albedoa 7y ago
All of the retail workers should move to middle America. Good plan, econ prof.
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by albedoa 7y ago
Who do you sympathize with in that comic?
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by albedoa 7y ago
crickets
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by albedoa 7y ago
CNBC cites 2017 data from Costco: In 2017, the most recent year Costco has data for, the average household income of the Costco member was $92,236. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/22/hooked-how-costco-turns-cus
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by albedoa 7y ago
> I don’t know what this means. I assume that’s a regional difference. The rest of your post describes a region where I would expect that statement to be particularly true. Does everyone live conveniently near their work, or are your low
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by albedoa 7y ago
> Just saying something is extremely unlikely to happen by itself does not constitute proof That is literally what it constitutes.
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by albedoa 7y ago
It's incredibly funny that you don't seem to realize what you are admitting here: https://twitter.com/jmattheij/status/1180805448427098112 From your other comments, it is clear that you will not allow yo
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by albedoa 7y ago
> he is already very convinced of mikes guilty. Why do you suppose that is.
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by albedoa 7y ago
The second part of that sentence fragment is referring to the police spokeswoman.
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by albedoa 7y ago
> To me the FCA's came off like normal human beings Oh come on, this is contrarianism for the sake of contrarianism. The overwhelming consensus is that their behavior is bizarre.
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by albedoa 7y ago
> He says the reason people code client-side navigations is to load pages more quickly. That's not the reason. That was the reason given by MDN.
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by albedoa 7y ago
"At the end of the day, bluffing is simply betting when you have a weak hand." I was the one who introduced the term "value betting" to the conversation, applied specifically to weak hands.
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by albedoa 7y ago
> What are the easier alternatives? Emailing maybe? But then you've moved the bits into someone else's account and they are there forever and can be forwarded anywhere. Maybe print a physical copy? Then that copy is around fore
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by albedoa 7y ago
I mean, unless only those who interpret it wrong would respond, then I must be the one reading it wrong. Because these responses aren't lining up with how I read it or what I meant.

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