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931.
by coldcode 6y ago
I've seen mentions of Vitamin K2 alongside D, something to do with the calcium issues with D. Maybe the magnesium is another way to manage that?
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by coldcode 6y ago
Of course it does. But politicians who ramp up the rhetoric and threaten to have people killed does not. Flint and Camden and other cities where the police sat down or walked with the protestors have no issues. People connecting to people w
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by coldcode 6y ago
About time. When I worked there in the mid-90's I thought it was double what it was worth. That would be dirt cheap today.
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by coldcode 6y ago
People always forget that the Bill Of Rights is about the relationship between the Federal government and the people within the US. Applicability to the relationship between businesses and the people can be extended by Congress and the Cour
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by coldcode 6y ago
I live in a large, but not very tech, eastern city and I make about what interns get at Google. Then again the cost of living is way way less so I come out ahead.
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by coldcode 6y ago
I too am 62 and have been a working programmer for almost 39 years. I did run two small startups early in my career, but was always a full time programmer alongside the others. Today I am a lead iOS programmer working with a team of 4 (unti
937.
by coldcode 6y ago
Outlook 365 does this as well.
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by coldcode 6y ago
It's not even going to work. In end either it becomes a free for all cesspool for every side, or the internet ceases to exist which makes a lot of wealthy people poor, or every court in the land finds it laughable. It's just a flo
939.
by coldcode 6y ago
If we all use enough of things like NextDNS then all ads will go away. Oh wait, suddenly all websites except those with a paywall will exist. No more news reports of any kind. No more free services. Nothing but a few sites that sell T-shirt
940.
by coldcode 6y ago
But could we accelerate the payload using something other than a rocket? After all G-forces are not an issue for garbage. Assuming you could get to orbit, how much fuel would it take to get it going in the right direction and then have grav
941.
by coldcode 6y ago
I always wondered if one could build a drone as quiet as an owl.
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by coldcode 6y ago
My first ever professional program was a source code formatter (for Jovial language) written in Fortran (77 I think). Writing a parser in Fortran (early 80's) is an exercise I am glad I never had to repeat.
943.
by coldcode 6y ago
I read it was merely a replacement of something already in, and thus does not need to be returned to the house.
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by coldcode 6y ago
Taiwan has had 7 deaths in comparison (0.3 per million) vs UK (482 per million). Of course they did things as soon as it appeared. UK and US waited weeks and months.
945.
by coldcode 6y ago
I can't even imagine how much time it took to paint something this detailed and not make many mistakes. I wish we could see it as it was when it was finished (clearly time has taken a toll).
946.
by coldcode 6y ago
Not really, it can only make derivative art.
947.
by coldcode 6y ago
I believe Quest uses the Roche test.
948.
by coldcode 6y ago
Exactly this, restaurants rarely make big bucks unless they have huge takeout already or get multiple uses out of each table. If you have the former you are doing well without your dining room, if you don't 25% is pointless.
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by coldcode 6y ago
In the US there are three major meat producers that dominate the market and thus when they go down, so goes the meat. Europe on the other hand has lots and lots of smaller producers, often focused on the local area, and no one dominates. Ri
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by coldcode 6y ago
China's firewall works because it's a single country with an authoritarian government. The EU is more likely a big dysfunctional family. They might want the same thing in the EU, but good luck getting anyone to agree on what it do
951.
by coldcode 6y ago
> Your web browser (Safari 13) is out of date. Update your browser for more security, speed and the best experience on this site. Going to the website it wants me to install .. Safari 13.
952.
by coldcode 6y ago
Our business uses a lot of in house (and out house) software, but we don't sell software or hardware.
953.
by coldcode 6y ago
Thankfully we removed FB several years ago when I found it sending data to FB servers that we did not authorize, we support our own logins for our own customers and there was no reason to use it (not sure the history before I got here). Sad
954.
by coldcode 6y ago
Maybe you work in a sane company. I work in a company where every freaking VP, SVP, EVP, P and various C wants something different and battles between themselves; all the while we are trying to develop the last thing anyone said, right up u
955.
by coldcode 6y ago
Successful couping seems to be a lost art.
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by coldcode 6y ago
Living in Florida I wouldn't trust any official numbers of cases or deaths. Also case numbers in general are dependent on the quantity of testing available which is highly variable across states and across the country. Even deaths can
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by coldcode 6y ago
Yeah the labs were the only benefit any more, otherwise its lots of standing in lines. I went to the "first" WWDC (not called it yet) back in 1986; no mobile devices, so everyone was forced to, gasp, talk with each other. It was t
958.
by coldcode 6y ago
No. If they want to lord it over the average American let them sacrifice a little comfort. The can always wear masks and face shields to block their pompous speechifying from causing illness. If doctors and nurses risk their lives to save p
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by coldcode 6y ago
Some government official probably scoffed at the need for password protection as "no one will know how to find the site".
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by coldcode 6y ago
Everyone makes mistakes, the key is to find ways to avoid making them over and over.

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