bugschivers

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by bugschivers 13y ago
The grass is always greener on the other side?
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by bugschivers 13y ago
That sounds like an excessive amount of exercise for a dog of that size. Have you considered training & more mental activity, all you are doing is making him fitter and require longer walks in the long run. I have a border collie who we
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by bugschivers 13y ago
Actually, she can, breast cells are not limited to the breasts, neither are ovarian cells limited to the ovaries, hence the 5 - 10% remaining risk. Woman who have this procedure cannot expect to never have to check for ovarian or breast ca
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by bugschivers 14y ago
Personally, depending upon breed I wouldn't neuter until your dog is mature, irrespective of health issues, there are numerous behavioural issues that neutering can bring about. There is a second fear period that all dogs go through, and re
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by bugschivers 14y ago
http://www.nathanwinograd.com/?p=10627
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by bugschivers 14y ago
https://www.avma.org/News/JAVMANews/Pages/100301g.aspx "New research on the biology of aging in dogs suggests a link between shortened life expectancy and ovary removal." "The study, published in the December 2009 issue of the journal Agi
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by bugschivers 14y ago
Funny this comes out, when only last week this research was released http://www.news.ucdavis.edu/search/news_detail.lasso?id=1049... "Neutering, and the age at which a dog is neutered, may affect the animal’s risk for developing certain
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by bugschivers 14y ago
-moz-border-radius and -moz-box-shadow were both unprefixed in 13, I only know because I had a personal html page themed for firefox exclusively which was affected. There doesn't seem to be much comment on this unprefixing from Mozilla in a
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by bugschivers 16y ago
As someone who actually played farmville at least from quite early on, and the competitor that they copied, I can tell you that they didn't emulate, they copied EVERYTHING. The entire interface was identical, right down to the little people
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by bugschivers 16y ago
As someone who actually has some experience in this particular industry (my mother ran a cross-stitch group for a number of years) I can tell you that the number one gripe has always been - the price of designs. It has always been very diff
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by bugschivers 16y ago
Reading more recent comments, I see a common theme, the "I don't code for glory", this isn't a rant about fame, it is a rant about recognition, from within the industry. I worked as a dog groomer years ago and we had competitions and awards
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by bugschivers 16y ago
I personally actually find myself agreeing with pretty much all of this article. The point is, is that it is not about fame, that is tangential to point, which is that programmers don't celebrate other programmers, that they don't value oth
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by bugschivers 16y ago
I had to comment, because the BBC is anything BUT "extremely good for daily news and current events" It is obsessed with sensationalism and sound-bites and little actual content, you can read any of this stuff anywhere else and get as good