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Teens need malls. Malls need crowds. Why are they pushing kids away?
(theguardian.com)
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ascorbic
3y ago
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ascorbic
3y ago
It tracks the beta channel, and has a few different defaults.
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ascorbic
3y ago
Airbus isn't American
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ascorbic
3y ago
For future walls, try a Cornish hedge. Despite the name, these are actually dry stone walls with an earth core. Mature ones are normally covered in wildflowers. Here's how they're made. http://www.cornishhedges.co.uk&#x
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ascorbic
3y ago
There's a map though
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ascorbic
3y ago
There's an infinite difference between turning your startup into a giant corporation and getting a job at one.
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ascorbic
3y ago
I don't know the full details, but their licence is clearly quite broad, as well as being exclusive and irrevocable.
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ascorbic
3y ago
I think GP is referring to servers. Linux may still be tiny on the desktop, but it dominates servers (and mobile)
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ascorbic
3y ago
Have I just been transported to Slashdot in 2003? I'm not sure you appreciate how enterprise licence agreements work. Every detail of who owns what will have been spelled out, along with the copyright indemnities for the output.
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3y ago
But the point is that Woz was replacable, because he was replaced. Jobs on the other hand was replaced and the company nearly died, he came back and turned it around. Of course it only because a trillion dollar company after Tim Apple took
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Show HN: A Turborepo remote cache in one edge function
(github.com)
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Show HN: usePHP - Run PHP in React
(github.com)
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Stale-while-revalidate and fine-grained cache control on Netlify
(netlify.com)
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ascorbic
3y ago
I'm willing to bet that almost all countries have a different standard of proof for taking a child away than for criminal trial, and none will wait for the outcome of a trial to do this.
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ascorbic
3y ago
And in the UK it's going to be in a blister pack not a bottle, which is a lot more work. You can't even buy more than two packs at a time, so you'd need to go from store to store.
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ascorbic
3y ago
The whole UK government is run via WhatsApp. The threat to withdraw service should have concentrated minds.
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ascorbic
3y ago
They posted it on the puzzling stackexchange, not the parenting (or LEGO) one.
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ascorbic
3y ago
Just a warning - once you open this up you will need to be really good at handling takedowns. You will get abuse, probably quickly. This will mostly be phishing or malware sites, but there may also be CSAM. Disclaimer: I work at Netlify,
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ascorbic
3y ago
Right. Presumably in that scenario both economists thought it to be at least $100 worth of entertainment to watch the other eat shit, while both also thought $100 was enough compensation to eat it. Everyone is better off.
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ascorbic
3y ago
Well, tbf it kinda can but I get your point
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ascorbic
3y ago
He's said that he doesn't take any stock. I don't know why so many people thing this is strange. He's already immensely rich. While this role might not make him richer, but it does give him huge amounts of power and infl
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ascorbic
3y ago
I think more likely it's because they taste delicious together
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ascorbic
3y ago
You can buy great Cheddar in almost any supermarket in the UK
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ascorbic
3y ago
There you go. Half the price https://www.ifixit.com/products/iphone-8-replacement-battery...
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ascorbic
3y ago
Well, something is trying to make the wipers work automatically. It's just not very good at it.
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3y ago
I'm not sure how they got the idea that it's ever acceptable to need to press a button to open a menu in order to turn wipers on. Particularly when the rain sensor is so bad that auto is basically useless.
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ascorbic
3y ago
Unfortunately the bacteria that can survive drying-out are also the ones that survive boiling, so unless you're going to boil your tea in a pressure cooker it's not much help.
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3y ago
Slightly odd to imply that Europe has relatively few airports, and operates hub and spoke. Ryanair alone operates to over 200 destinations in Europe, and the point-to-point model totally dominates the European market. That's twice as m
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ascorbic
3y ago
Search isn't exactly something Mastodon is winning at
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ascorbic
3y ago
Google Maps prompts me to do just that when I navigate any kind of distance. Not sure if it's only when driving through areas with poor reception.
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