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cag_ii
9y ago
Where is "here" for you? California is a big state, and outside some major cities traffic is not the issue you make it out to be. CA also has world class roads for enthusiasts.
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We can totally have both "old" bikes and new ones.
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cag_ii
9y ago
This is the second comment in this thread criticizing the biopace, what exactly was the problem with it? It seems to me that the oval chainring is seeing a resurgence lately (in the MTB community at least).
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cag_ii
9y ago
Spot on, That's a great analogy!
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9y ago
Yes. One example: window.location = '/news?p=' + parseInt( (Math.random() * 10) + 1)
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9y ago
Something's doesn't sound quite right over at Equifax, I would have thought that with the scale of the last breach a full and thorough audit of all existing systems would have been a major priority!
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Israeli spies found Russians using Kaspersky software for hacks
(reuters.com)
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No, my point is they don't have to move. Housing for the homeless afaik is largely entirely voluntary, and one of the big issues in my understanding is that, even when available, some will choose (for various reasons) not to use it.
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9y ago
You're discussing criminal behavior. California has policies and institutions in place to deal with criminal behavior. They're not perfect, but that's an entirely different discussion. Suggesting that the entire homeless popu
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I was fairly certain that forced relocation was generally not tolerated in the US anymore until I read your comment and the sibling comment suggesting the same thing. These are human beings, and suggesting they be "moved" to diffe
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The simple answer is so they're no longer homeless. Less expensive housing already exists in other places. People, for various reasons, choose to remain in Los Angeles.
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I believe Equifax dropped the credit freeze charge due to the backlash [0]. The other reporting agencies may still charge however. [0] https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/12/your-money/equifax-fee-wa...
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9y ago
Obsolete does not mean nonexistent. If the goal as the article claims is to "phase out all petrol and diesel car sales", then obsolete seems about right.
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I think the SMACSS doc is worth a read: https://smacss.com/book/
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E-cigarette use and associated changes in population smoking cessation
(bmj.com)
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Is it really safe to start using CSS Grid Layout?
(rachelandrew.co.uk)
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Assuming the OP is referencing the "Gardner Island hypothesis", there's a couple of references on the wikipedia page synopsis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amelia_Earhart#Speculation_on_... This one in
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Interstingly, Bletchly Park is known to have used crossword puzzles published in The Daily Telegraph as a recruitment tool for "codebreakers" during WWII. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bletchley_Park#Personnel
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9y ago
I like running ossec on my linux boxes: * ossec - https://ossec.github.io/ Also worth looking at: * chkrootkit - http://www.chkrootkit.org/ * rkhunter - http://rkhunter.sourceforge.net/
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Making Humans a Multi-Planetary Species
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Perhaps related to this story? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14548030
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Nevada legislature just passed a radical plan – let anybody sign up for Medicaid
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More than a hoodie: how we talk about developers
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10y ago
Not to mention people who use facebook only through the phone app are not likely to ever search for facebook on google. I'm often amazed at how almost-completely phones have replaced "desktop computers" for many people I know
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Government may require cars be able to talk to each other
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Salon des Refusés – Dialectics for new computer science
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Related blog post here: https://developers.googleblog.com/2016/10/an-open-source-fon...
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An open source font system for everyone
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Outage knocks out all major phone providers on the East Coast
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Neat list, but What exactly does "Most Commonly Used Camera-Lens Combinations" mean in this context? I find it highly suspect the the most common camera/lens combo is the $3000 US EOS 5D Mk III kit; I'd expect the more a
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