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by concerned_user 9y ago
My experience as well lately dev tools are very sluggish in FF.
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by concerned_user 9y ago
How does it test the fact that glasses block UV part of the spectrum? That is where the damage is coming from not from the the visible part.
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by concerned_user 10y ago
Do sentences last for 1/3 of a page in English version as well? Such as when you get to the end of the sentence you have already forgotten what was at the beginning? If it is like that then English version is similar to Russian.
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by concerned_user 10y ago
Simply put technical debt is a measure of how much it will cost you to modify your software while maintaining acceptable level of quality. Since with every change codebase gets bigger your debt increases. You can't just "manage&qu
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by concerned_user 10y ago
They seem to be having some issues recently. On October 12, 2016, the company announced it would halt sales of the "Soylent Bar" due to reports of gastrointestinal illness. On October 27, 2016, the company halted sales of Soylent
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by concerned_user 10y ago
That actually might explain the problem. I live in EU, at my local cafe place which is quite large ~40 tables I usually see 2 cooks, 1 barista and 3 servers even when its 90% full in the evening (1-2 servers in the morning or during day whe
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by concerned_user 10y ago
AFAIK Concode only uses ~80% thrust on takeoff due to vibrations engines create and risk of overheat. Also fuel gets pumped around to change CG, it is a fascinating piece of machinery.
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by concerned_user 10y ago
Response from the creator: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/593ei7/san_francisc... "Traffic is ok, thanks to tram, cable car and BART. I play in sandbox mod (unlimited money mod on) because
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by concerned_user 10y ago
They've been around for almost 5 years and can't make a decent voting system it always ends up in a chat spam, why do this through chat if you can make some button for user to press, optionally with a word to type or captcha but t
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by concerned_user 11y ago
I live in Europe and for the last 15 years taxis prefer to be hailed via phone/sms rather than hailed on the street. If you hail a cab on the street you will get a higher rate plus a hailing fee. Cabs near airport/railway station
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by concerned_user 11y ago
Also imagine it gets stolen, good luck remembering all the cards you had in there and banks you need to call. Payment gateway route, like paypal, gives same convenience and less headaches.
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by concerned_user 11y ago
That is what signature is for, isn't it? If bank can't prove it is your signature then it is a fraudulent transaction. Technically cashier/clerk should not accept the transaction if signature doesn't match but I've
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by concerned_user 11y ago
Well for them it is money lost due to fraud vs money spent on tech upgrade. Until money lost to fraud is tolerable banks are not going to upgrade, it also seems that a lot of big banks are very short sighted, like it was with 2008 housing
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by concerned_user 11y ago
Simply because at that time both Google and Apple have banned Flash on their respective platforms, otherwise nothing would change.
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by concerned_user 11y ago
Yes in EU they are used for coins mostly.
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by concerned_user 11y ago
It really depends on how it was worded, if it was saying that paid version is exactly the same and is there to express your support, then it is not a scam.
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by concerned_user 11y ago
I've always thought that viruses don't have cells and are simply DNA molecules floating around.
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by concerned_user 12y ago
Won't it create issues with the smartphone slipping out of your hands way too easily?
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by concerned_user 12y ago
Yep, sorry, I somehow mixed those up.. my bad.
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by concerned_user 12y ago
>>The fact that the network itself also contains all its content That is simply not true. Website in i2p is just same as your normal www site, just that you get different route every dozen requests, therefore you can not reliably det
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by concerned_user 12y ago
ADSL/Cable modems are usually set up to download firmware from the ISP, at least in cable modems throttling is usually done on the device as well, so it is sort of resets every time you turn it off and on.
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by concerned_user 12y ago
These are not restrictions. At this point you DO NOT own a game yet, it is still packaged like an unopened box wrapped in plastic wrap. It is essentially the same as if you buy a new phone or dvd and without doing anything to the box simply
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by concerned_user 12y ago
I'm intrerested in that as well. And why would it want to know whether the call is active and what number is it connected to?
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by concerned_user 12y ago
Well they probably get paid more that minimum wage (case in russia) let alone living wage.
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by concerned_user 12y ago
Yes biggest part of the problem in russia is that post is understaffed, but wages are laughable nobody wants to work there, and those that do work there do not care since there is constant shortage. So quality of service is poor.
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by concerned_user 12y ago
That is exactly the problem Russian Post is experiencing. It does offer all sorts of services ranging from money transfers (like Western union but countrywide only), payments (you can pay your utilities bill ex.), selling stuff ranging from
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by concerned_user 13y ago
They don't want to provide you e-mail services, but they do want to read your e-mails. It seems they have found a way to read your e-mails and not be your e-mail provider.
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by concerned_user 13y ago
And now ask yourself a question why would they want to do that? I mean why keep unneeded load on their servers and support whole infrastructure just to forward e-mail. Probably because they want to continue to reading your e-mails but now t
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by concerned_user 13y ago
Because if they do that they will be unable to eavesdrop on your e-mail anymore, technically to forward an e-mail they have to receive it and resend. AFAIR SMTP protocol does not have redirects as HTTP does.