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by column 6y ago
I think he means the one that is in the link of OP, this one http://www.404techsupport.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/cli... If you have a twisted mind, the hand can be seen as a detached penis
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by column 6y ago
Hi! Link [4] is missing.
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by column 6y ago
> You need a PDF or Word doc here (PDF preferred). Both. You need both. Because their system or their HR dept may ask for the Word version and you should have it ready on hand.
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by column 6y ago
Ca-li-fornia judges, we're undeniable Fine, fresh, fierce, we got it on lock West Coast represent, now put your hands up Oooh oh oooh
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by column 6y ago
I use !yt for YouTube.
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by column 6y ago
> what people consider to be “the country of freedom” Yeah, no. It's a country where it is the norm to be fired on the spot and without recourse for something that has nothing to do with your job. Where cops can size any amount of m
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by column 7y ago
No dataset, no training, no layers = not AI
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by column 7y ago
Woah I didn't know they got that back from Google! Google was the owner of duck.com for years
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by column 7y ago
A DDG query for "python squeeze normal" shows me (in order): https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/numpy-squeeze-in-python/ https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-1.15.1/reference/generated&#
130.
by column 8y ago
SentinelOne sees it as a virus
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by column 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chemical_compounds_wit...
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by column 9y ago
But is js really needed on such a page? Wouldn't css-grid do the job just fine?
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by column 9y ago
bon appétit
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by column 9y ago
isn't this the kind of service that will flag a legitimate user behind a VPN as a potential threat because his ip has been used in multiple transactions? Should a user switch off his VPN to do shopping?
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by column 9y ago
That diceware system is complete Snowden-level paranoia. Close the curtains! Burn after reading! For everyday techie joe a passphrase + a memorized complex password is just enough. If you're on the internet asking for a strong password
136.
by column 9y ago
if you put a killswitch in Windows that can be triggered from Redmond, I guarantee you it will be used by virus of sorts
137.
by column 10y ago
> We are facial recognition for .com's, as opposed to .gov's. WTF does that mean?
138.
by column 10y ago
Read his post again
139.
by column 10y ago
The author should take her own advice : "7. Make it short and simple".
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by column 10y ago
Seems to me you don't need regex, nor the call to list() at all for that free_food = [s for s in soup.stripped_strings if "free" in s.lower()] works
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by column 10y ago
If you want 0 problem ordering one, you can just subscribe to resellers newsletters
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by column 10y ago
> Great display How can they write that as a plus when it is the same screen size and resolution as the previous model, and the competition as a better display overall? http://www.kimovil.com/en/compare/apple-ip
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by column 10y ago
Thank you for your answer but frankly I don't understand it. Could you please elaborate?
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by column 10y ago
is there any point in multiplying by 1 ?
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by column 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/277/
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by column 10y ago
I'm impressed. Congrats! I would love to be able to generate a 3 minutes long tune with this On Android's Chrome the URL shown under "Share this URL:" weirdly glitches the selection sliders. Love the beginning of http:
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by column 11y ago
Thing is their only competitor is PES, arguably no better than Fifa
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by column 11y ago
While you are technically correct (at least in the USA) there are many examples in that least that are widely used as generics for decades while style maintaining trademark protection: 'Kleenex', 'Bubble Warp', 'Dic
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by column 11y ago
Very intrusive image to tell me ads are not intrusive. Okay.
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by column 11y ago
Now that you stated the cliché about physical access blabla, could we please consider his point as a valid concern?

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