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by clort 11y ago
No, because for this to work you start with a bone-in leg of lamb, then strip out the cellular material and regrow it with new cells more suitable for the host. there is no point if you just want to eat it however, I guess if you want to ha
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by clort 11y ago
I saw a movie recently which dealt with this topic of people dying with no obvious next of kin http://film.britishcouncil.org/still-life2 though from a british viewpoint and somewhat cynical regarding the downsizing of
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by clort 11y ago
btw they were Iraqi not Iranian
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by clort 11y ago
The Little Prince, by Antione de Saint Exupery is a classic tale and this is a rework of it.
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by clort 11y ago
So by the way, this is the OS that I run on my computer and it provides the scrollbars that I like. If I don't like them I can change the window manager (and I run X11 so yes, I can do that) to something that I do like. The designer of
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by clort 11y ago
I find myself cynically wondering, if such a site becomes bothersome to those placing tracking cookies (and the site mentions articles in Wired), how long it would take before they would disable adding them for destinations known to be reve
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by clort 11y ago
except that the ISP is adding this header. They could (or do already?) just replace your header with their own..
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by clort 11y ago
Heh, not trying to be pendantic because I actually thought that first sentence didn't make much sense.. there is a graphic T on the left, so it actually read "There was a simple aim"
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by clort 11y ago
I remember watching a documentary on TV some time about 20 years ago, about a tribe in the Siberian wilderness still living their traditional life and who had a knot that they used to tie up their animals with. They could tie it and untie i
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by clort 11y ago
Well, you get my upvote just for mentioning that massive tome .. but do they not recognise knots which just cannot be undone? I can't check as my copy is in storage but I'm thinking specifically of the fishermans blood knot, or kn
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by clort 11y ago
Why do you suppose that children with edited genetics would be a result of parents wanting the best for them? I think it vastly more likely that (lets call them East German) government agents would be impersonally having children edited, so
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by clort 11y ago
No, your maths is wrong.. in fact after 10 years the acceleration had provided a 1km/hr velocity, resulting in a 400km displacement from its projected position.
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by clort 11y ago
>Yet if a driver of automobile obeys all the laws and hits this person, they get sued. Is this really true? and if it has happened, who won the court case?
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by clort 11y ago
There have been experiments along these lines. I'm not sure why but I read about this on on HN not so long ago.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8792192
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by clort 11y ago
Unix-like systems except for MirBSD, which uses a 16-bit wchar_t
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by clort 12y ago
What is completely wrong about this situation is that of course you are correct, there is no way for the bus driver to monitor anything about the students in the back of the bus. The bus driver is busy, driving the bus and their attention s
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by clort 12y ago
I am not a researcher, but I would suggest that perhaps you would find that in the case where a crowd was being parsed in realtime (looking out for somebody so we can catch them before they leave the station for example), the "speed&qu
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by clort 12y ago
Can you explain the gag, for those of us who do not include HTML & CSS in our area of expertise? I see that the font changes to serif, when the text is scrolled. Is that funny? How does this HTML work?
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by clort 12y ago
Yes, the user is the person who runs the program that they didn't write. They don't know that they called strtonum() testing for errno == 0 is not actually useful, since errno is not set except on error (that is by design of errno
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by clort 12y ago
for 1, the consumer is properly the user not the programmer.. and the user cannot ignore the error string in favour of the number if the programmer provided only that. Since the documentation specifies the error strings, for 2, the function
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by clort 12y ago
I'm not sure what your supposition about the root cause might mean. NetBSD very recently imported these functions (reallocarray and strtonum) to libc after much objection (over several years actually) to their poor APIs, yet finding th