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by beart 6y ago
for 11 - Pretty sure this is because one drive is the backing store for all files uploaded. You should be able to go to open your one drive account and view every file you've ever uploaded.
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by beart 6y ago
No, I don't have any examples of 20 year old search results.
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by beart 6y ago
This rant is full of "missing the forest for the trees." One example. > On the library computer in 1998 I could retry searches over and over and over until I found what I was looking for because it was quick Now I have to wait
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by beart 6y ago
That is definitely not the "whole point" of democracy.
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by beart 6y ago
How did you end up getting "Tasks.org"? Seems like that domain would have been taken a long time ago.
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by beart 6y ago
There's nothing worse than joining a meeting and hearing about "the plan" for the first time. "The plan" having been decided on over a lunch meeting between person-in-charge and the-guy who thought "the plan&qu
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by beart 6y ago
Companies have been asserting their political will quite aggressively for decades. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_lobbying_in_the_Uni...
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by beart 6y ago
Do you also disagree with musicians refusing their music be used in certain contexts? This seems like a form of 'refusing service'. For example: https://www.vulture.com/2018/11/the-history-of-musicians-re
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by beart 6y ago
You could use something like https://github.com/typicode/husky to prevent a push if the linter fails.
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by beart 6y ago
Is this where powershell got it from?
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by beart 6y ago
I don't see that your argument is any more fair than the one you are replying to. Store clerks are also targeted because they are often alone and in poorly secure places. They have no choice weather or not to approach dangerous people
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by beart 6y ago
And in some places continue to act with full police authority.
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by beart 6y ago
There's even a paragraph in there about an incident with the Minneapolis police. Thanks for sharing.
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by beart 6y ago
By what metric should success be measured for a social platform?
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by beart 6y ago
I seriously doubt there are people out there with billions of people on their contact lists, so why would that matter?
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by beart 6y ago
I disagree. There were millions of people socializing on many different platforms for years before anything like Facebook was created.
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by beart 6y ago
> Most people would interpret that phrase to mean "you better think twice before looting because I'm not going to sit idly by and let you do it" What do you base the knowledge of how most people will have interpreted this
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by beart 6y ago
No need to imagine it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15890551
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by beart 6y ago
As an introvert working in an open office, I still miss my old schedule (3 days in the office, 2 at home).
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by beart 6y ago
Trump loves twitter. If he actually had a problem with it, he could just stop posting. So I think it's more of a third choice - He doesn't care if he has the power, he's just creating chaos and conflict to excite his base, as
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by beart 6y ago
If you take that to the extreme, then someone running a forum for young kids would not be allowed to remove pornographic material, lest they be held liable for all other inappropriate content that gets posted.
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by beart 6y ago
I can't directly answer the question. However, I think what complicates this issue is the political actors involved. Twitter may be a private platform, but when the President posts a Tweet, that is very much a public, political, govern
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by beart 6y ago
> Under a doctrine of free speech, politics has no "clearly false messages". I'm really not following this argument. If something is stated with a political purpose, it cannot be false?
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by beart 6y ago
scoop does a git pull to update the index.nthe Giles themselves all have various third party sources. rate limiting had never been an issue for me. Most scoop packages use regex matching on urls or page content to auto detect new versions.
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by beart 6y ago
Your logic is not sound at all. You are saying no knock warrants are needed because the only alternative puts everyone in danger. We see in this very case, the opposite being true.
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by beart 6y ago
Didn't his last doctor get in trouble for freely prescribing Ambien?
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by beart 6y ago
Scanners in distribution centers contain a barcode hierarchy that filter out unused barcode types. For example, after something has been picked, a UPS label might be applied to it. Subsequent scanners will be programmed to only read either
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by beart 6y ago
Not all distribution centers validate weight, don't recall if Amazon does but I would be surprised if they don't. High speed scales are expensive.
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by beart 6y ago
Is there anything preventing you from adding other maintainers to the project?
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by beart 6y ago
Cabela's and bass pro share the same owners for a few years now.

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