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by calibas 7y ago
If you think this is just npm, try running "cargo update" on a older Rust project.
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by calibas 7y ago
Partially true because of how pervasive they've become, they're powerful enough to influence the lawmakers in my country. I don't really see myself as a victim though, I just use different search engines.
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by calibas 7y ago
I just tried this out, and it works fine for at least one of the local organizations here, both in Google and DuckDuckGo (530-926-4698). I just tried it with my own number, and my site comes up with both search engines as well.
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by calibas 7y ago
SEO effectively means catering to whatever metrics Google happens to be focusing on at the moment. It's supposed to reward "good" content, but there's really no way of automatically judging what's "good" c
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by calibas 7y ago
I don't think anybody's claiming it's the primary source of transmission, but the way you keep phrasing it, it's like we have to choose between droplets or aerosol transmission. There's at least limited evidence it
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by calibas 7y ago
Sounds like a situation I've found myself in before. The majority of the work is done, and it's become more work to organize and maintain a team than to simply do it on your own.
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by calibas 7y ago
Yeah, different thing, and the studies I quoted are talking about aerosol transmission. I didn't mean to imply they're the same, simply that aerosol is microscopic "drops" of liquid.
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by calibas 7y ago
Why is virus transmission via aerosol such a controversial thing? When you cough, microscopic water drops get suspend in the air and studies have proven other strains of coronavirus can survive in these particles, especially in office condi
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by calibas 7y ago
Bill Gates' meddling is a big part of what got us into this mess. He's practically bought out the WHO, here's some good reading on that: https://www.politico.eu/article/bill-gates-who-most-powerful... So
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by calibas 7y ago
It's a living culture of bacteria and yeast, it grows exponentially when given enough food. So long as you've got flour and water you can make as much as you want.
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by calibas 7y ago
It's needed for displaying Postscript Type 1 fonts. I believe Adobe owns the licensing for everything but it's up to Microsoft to update the Windows 10 DLL.
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by calibas 7y ago
Where did "cooled to very low temperatures" come from? The Army article said it was done at room temperature: https://www.army.mil/article/212935
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by calibas 7y ago
I do a little bit of everything, including design, and what appeals to me about ultra-minimalism is that it takes very little effort or talent. To do it well takes some real creativity, but if you're just jumping on the bandwagon it&#x
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by calibas 7y ago
I think I speak for more than just myself when I say that blockchain has enormous potential and cryptocurrencies have already proven themselves to be a viable technology. The problem is more the social and economic aspects of cryptocurrenci
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by calibas 7y ago
I love iNaturalist, I get to learn more about the local plants and animals, and contribute to scientific projects at the same time. Their AI works remarkably well at identification most of the time.
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by calibas 7y ago
Well yes, in those cases it doesn't make sense, but the article mentions things like date fields, where you might want a min of 1 and a max of 31. It can also make sense to use step="0.1" if you need value to include tenths.
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by calibas 7y ago
FYI, there's a few features available with the number input type that don't work with this method. Things like min, max and step attributes.
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by calibas 7y ago
How is the "tel" type a solution? According to the standard ( https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/input.html#telephone-... ), it accepts every character except line feeds and carriage returns. Without any pa
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by calibas 7y ago
I'm not religious, I'm not against atheism, but I think it's unfortunate that math and science have become so strongly associated with atheism. We tend to forget that many of the most influential scientists and mathematicians
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by calibas 7y ago
So if an algorithm you wrote produces a melody identical to a copyrighted work, you can claim copyright of the melody too? I don't believe there's an objective right and wrong answer here, we're still figuring out how our leg
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by calibas 7y ago
If their legal argument is legit, it also means they just infringed upon the copyrights of most modern songs by attempting to release their melodies into public domain. Someone who owns the copyrights to a song should sue them for a paltry
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by calibas 7y ago
Vue has an official router, but it's not built in and usually something like Vuex is used for state management. I'd certainly agree Vue is oriented towards SPAs, but that's not all it does.
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by calibas 7y ago
I was told that capitalism is supposed to be opposed to ideals like theocracy, monarchy and socialism, but look at the Mormons, the Evangelicals, Saudi Arabia and China, they're better at capitalism than most capitalists. And I'm
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by calibas 7y ago
Depends on what you mean by "biggest", but in my experience the most common cause is lax security practices, mainly not performing security updates quickly enough. A business doesn't want to spend extra on website maintenance
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by calibas 7y ago
It's important to note that while a causal link hasn't been established, but there's a number of studies that have shown higher RF is connected to higher cancer rates, though results are mixed. https://www.ncbi.nlm
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by calibas 7y ago
That's the whole point. Using any Google service means they can easily personally identify you, that's what the privacy policy should explain. That's their policy towards privacy, you don't have any. For some reason I ca
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by calibas 7y ago
Yeah, it's not a "state secret" but it's not common knowledge either. Their privacy policy says that specific header can't be used to identify you, but fails to mention it can be combined with other information to m
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by calibas 7y ago
I just checked, I see it on Chrome when fetching resources from google.com, youtube.com, gstatic.com, and googlesyndication.com.
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by calibas 7y ago
What's odd is that it came up in English at first, but now it's Portuguese for me. Another comment here mentioned it's the Brazilian version of Google's search page.
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by calibas 7y ago
Peretti is talking about the quality of the ad service, not the quality of the ads themselves. Peretti is suggesting that maybe Google's service isn't anything special, and their success is due to their insanely large audience. Th

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