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   by barking 7y ago

   Thank you so much, the ny times seems to have my number whatever i do but this works.
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   by barking 7y ago

   I presume that I can I take it from the lack of comment on the Firefox angle that there are no concerns that Firefox is inherently less secure than Chrome?
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   by barking 7y ago

   Too much defence spending perhaps?
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   by barking 7y ago

   Lazarus, Pascal only, but otherwise it ticks your boxes I'd say.
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   by barking 7y ago

   Capturing into a shared Onenote book using a phone camera would be a simple task and could be a good repository for notes of this type. The notes would be automatically dated and with OCR, searchable.
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   by barking 7y ago

   I'm also baffled that you compared a couple micro pieces of metal to ... It's more because it's El Capitan. It's a special place. I get why climbers feel attracted to it but it's more important that it be protecte
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   by barking 7y ago

   Thanks for the information and i agree with your last point about freedom. But an adult shouldn't have the freedom to endanger a ten year old's life. On the other hand, if El Capitan has been tamed to the extent that the climbing
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   by barking 7y ago

   They restrict driving on mountains to stop erosion. These climbers are driving metal bolts into a beautiful mountain face. That's got to be doing some harm as well as not looking very nice.
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   by barking 7y ago

   Are these people all putting those bolts to hold ropes into the face of the rock? It's getting pretty stupid when fathers are taking their ten year old daughters up the climb. If it's dangerous it should be unlawful, if it's
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    by barking 7y ago

    > You get in the car and it already knows where you want to go because it has access to your calendar. We're revealing too much to google and God knows who else.
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    by barking 7y ago

    Canada is not where the problem is at, so to speak By analyzing the waste found in the rivers and surrounding landscape, researchers were able to estimate that just 10 river systems carry 90% of the plastic that ends up in the ocean. Eight
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    by barking 7y ago

    I'd enjoy it very much and not feel bad at all.
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    by barking 7y ago

    That makes sense alright. The fooled by randomness does sound more interesting.
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    by barking 7y ago

    The quote is from a 1984 news story, Pierre was Canadian PM then and Justin would have been 12 years old at the time.
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    by barking 7y ago

    Going off topic. I looked up that book on Amazon and one critical review said it was the same thing repeated over and over and he could sum up the book's advice in one paragraph: Make a decision as if you are betting all of your money
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    by barking 7y ago

    No, Pierre was Justin's father.
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    by barking 7y ago

    It's a story from a different world, one that is almost as distant in time from us as D-Day was then. It mentions four world leaders present at the ceremony then, three are now dead but the fourth was there again yesterday and in the s
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    Soviets say Allied version of D-Day is a 'distortion' of history (1984)(csmonitor.com)

    42 points by barking 7y ago|78 comments
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    by barking 7y ago

    If it takes a while, it wouldn't be too painful to update to a new question periodically, i suppose.
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    by barking 7y ago

    Yes, I remember when news of his proof broke, being disappointed at how voluminous and obscure (to someone like me) it was. I'd been hoping for something I might be able to get my head around. (Hard as it was, I don't think Wiles
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    by barking 7y ago

    Being a pharmacy contracted to dispense public health service prescriptions is probably contingent on either providing out-of-hours service or being part of a rota that does that. It's that way in lots of countries.
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    by barking 7y ago

    Because it's more interesting I think. Like I find europe more interesting than USA because the cultures are more varied and a big reason for that is the language variation. Sadly we are becoming more homogenised already. Dialects are
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    by barking 7y ago

    All time totals, by the end of 2017: Overall, 4,833 different people have summited Everest for a total of 8,306 summits. While in 2017 itself: In 2017, there were 648 summits. Lots of other interesting stats https://gripped.
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    by barking 7y ago

    I'd suspect that a monoglot german speaker would understand nothing of that. Even an english speaker and despite our huge borrowing from french it's not too easy.
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    by barking 7y ago

    You'd still expect manufacterers to put your language on packaging and for the government to communicate with you in it, I presume?
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    by barking 7y ago

    I would also like Latin as the EU language It would be like deja veni vidi vici all over again.
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    by barking 7y ago

    Sounds like a dystopian future to me.
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    by barking 7y ago

    I can empathise with his point of view. Sometimes all going the extra mile gets you is a shrug of the shoulders or worse, grief. If tv didn't exist, people would be more impressed with you for inventing blurry 405 line b&w than hig
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    by barking 7y ago

    This is a fantastic story, I remember world cup '98 very well, did you get a chance to enjoy France's victory at all?
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    by barking 7y ago

    Thanks I'm glad you liked it. He's a very interesting man in my opinion.