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by bhousel 12y ago
Another thing that might have happened - the queen might have swarmed. It's not uncommon in the spring. Sometimes they don't like where they are living, sometimes there is a queen power struggle, sometimes it just happens for no
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by bhousel 12y ago
The thief might have been a bear :)
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by bhousel 12y ago
You could put them on a balcony, if you don't mind them coming and going. They will live almost anywhere really. I have friends with beehives on their garage roof. I don't keep them myself, but I have friends who do. AFAIK, you
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by bhousel 12y ago
There is likely a beekeepers' association in your state/county area (see what comes up on a Google search). They usually have meetings and education/demo days, or at least would be happy to answer any questions that you have
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by bhousel 12y ago
It'll be more fun to see the Will It Blend...
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by bhousel 12y ago
Are you trying to build a business off this service, or will it just be an open dataset that anybody can use for whatever they want (along the same idea as openstreetmap)? I'm just asking because I've toyed with the idea of buildi
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by bhousel 12y ago
Low carb doesn't necessarily mean more animal products. It can mean that you replace the carbs with nuts and veggies, so that you are getting more of your calories from protein and healthy fats.
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by bhousel 12y ago
Awesome work by the Mapillary team. I've been following this work and I do expect that this will probably get merged into the main iD branch soon.
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by bhousel 12y ago
What, no Facebook poll option?
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by bhousel 12y ago
I do a lot of this kind of mapping too. You can drag and drop a gpx file onto iD and it will show on the map to make tracing easy.
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by bhousel 12y ago
I confess that I have occasionally gotten this mixed up, i.e. see a pull request in the issues list, confused it for an issue, and "fixed" it by implementing the same thing that the pull request did.
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by bhousel 12y ago
>So within, basically 2.5 blocks, in a cookie cutter suburb, we have almost $100k variance, with Zestimates at least $50k under market prices in some cases, and $50k over in others, and smaller homes Zestimating to be worth more than lar
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by bhousel 12y ago
$650k per winglet, not per set. So actually more like 2000 hours, but that's still significant fuel savings..
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by bhousel 12y ago
FWIW, I am in the same situation as you, but I did perform the kernel upgrade and it was quick and painless..
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by bhousel 12y ago
Any idea why? It seems like it would be such a useful feature.
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by bhousel 12y ago
> Fahrenheit (since this is a non-linear transform) huh?
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by bhousel 12y ago
You can open an issue here with details about where this occurs and your browser/machine details: https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD Or send them to me and I will enter the issue.. I'm a collaborator on that
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by bhousel 12y ago
Most people did toil very long hours back then, but Franklin was one of the first to make the jump from common class into pseudo-nobility. Class mobility was a new thing back then. The idea of "work" was considered very uncool a
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by bhousel 12y ago
I had to smile at this. I've been out of the graphics programming space for the last 15 years and it seems like not much has changed.
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by bhousel 12y ago
Maybe try increasing the PHP memory limit? I don't think Wordpress is causing the slowness you are seeing.
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by bhousel 12y ago
It's not too early to patent the process..
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by bhousel 12y ago
I have a conspiracy theory that the reason they put more blades on razors now is so that they can get away with using crappier blades. I really believe I get a better shave the fewer blades there are.
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by bhousel 13y ago
Whether it's true or not, I think the correct thing for the NSA to do would be to say that they knew about it for years and exploited it. That is their job, after all.
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by bhousel 13y ago
The events of this past week make me wonder how much Heartbleed would have been worth to an entity that buys zero day exploits.
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by bhousel 13y ago
The machine does not need to affirm its lower status. It's a machine. When it becomes sentient, then it earns the right to talk to me like human would. Until then, don't pretend to be something that you are not. Edit: Maybe I
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by bhousel 13y ago
Sure, and if I were ever to interact with that human directly, I'd use my politeness. I feel like manners should be something special just for us humans.
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by bhousel 13y ago
This is a pet peeve of mine. I honestly think we should reserve politeness for human-human interactions only. When the self-checkout machine at the supermarket says things like " Please scan your item, Please place your item in the
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by bhousel 13y ago
$7,043 x 2 x 2 x 50 = $1,408,600 But anyway I don't think any of the numbers are unreasonable. These are ballpark estimates, and I'm pretty sure my tympanoplasty was a relatively boring procedure for him, compared to stuff like co
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by bhousel 13y ago
Does any one have a link to the actual data being discussed? They are big numbers but it doesn't necessarily seem to be (except in a handful of cases) outrageous. The numbers are just annual billings, not annual take-home pay, right?
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by bhousel 13y ago
Maybe MITRE should assign proper names to serious CVEs, kind of like hurricanes?

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