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>I've learned to expect most Google products to be killed off, so I don't even bother starting to use them anymore. If there's one product that would incite the most furor if killed off, it's definitely Gmail. It'
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I went from feeling fine to could-not-walk-three-steps-without-vomiting in the course of an hour. Could probably not have seen it coming and booked an airbnb in time.
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>but they're not entirely so and seem to be capturing some patterns that my brain is picking up that I can't articulate through other mechanisms. Drugs made me more aware of how routinely our brains mildly hallucinate in ways t
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This is awesome. Side note: I absolutely despite how Twitter bakes all GIFs into videos and prevents you from saving them as GIFs.
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>My point isn't that failing places need to be propped up indefinitely, but that there's a middle ground between "successful, valuable" things and "failing, worthless" things. True, but right now we are erri
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Still vague. How about "Dreamhost Wins vs. DOJ, Protest Site Records Will Be Redacted"?
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That's the first big strike against vanlife for me. In the US there's no cheap and reliable way to park and sleep without being harassed by police. The second is illness: I ate some bad chicken earlier this year and was violently
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>Yes, you can dig your way through the Chinese and Mexican restaurants to find good, cheap ones, but it requires real persistence. Or, you know, just talking to a local who has already done the legwork
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Hm, making the name of a brand you intend to market worldwide something deeply offensive to a huge swath of the world is a pretty poor decision. I'm not saying their hiring "should" be altered, but I do think were it more inc
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wkhtmltopdf is based on QTWebKit, which is truly a pain in the ass to work with. Way more bugs and much less support for modern CSS than Chromium.
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It will probably come to mind for folks whose families were affected violently by colonization. That this wasn't brought up during the naming process paints a pretty clear picture of the team's demographic makeup. Edit: Yep. http
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The problem is you aren't "giving" a company anything. The company is observing how you interact with their products. This is like saying by walking into a store you are "giving" the company your image on their secu
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I'm sure it was free for your mother, because she is your mother, so why wouldn't she? For the rest of us who have to pay, what are the realistic odds a 64-year-old will get any sort of benefit out of banking stem cells?
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This is not something unique to millennials, or any recent generation. As long as we've had public opinion polling, large portions of the population have supported cracking down on speech they dislike. Why do you think the First Amendm
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What is it exactly about the way horses till that leaves the soil in better shape? I'm pretty sure the ship has sailed as far as tractors being used over horses, but surely there are ways to improve tractors' technique by drawing
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You should make all the radio buttons in the same style. Took a minute to figure out how to use the UI, which is too long.
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But they're also fraud, which is riskier
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It's a tough catch-22. Cryptocurrencies are so volatile that there's a non-negligible risk that locking away a large sum for 48 hours could potentially cost you nearly all of it. And they're so hackable that not putting a t
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And expect emergency services to reply "Fend for yourself!" when you call them
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This is so overwhelmingly the root problem that I almost can't believe the authors would spend so much time on anything else. In a more modern electoral system, most of their other points would fall into place naturally.
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No, it's definitely our electoral system. FPTP fundamentally shifts a system toward two major parties, and no amount of tinkering with debates or other reforms at the margins will make third parties competitive. Further reading: https
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Also, afterward, don't go near wires or any floodwater that may be in contact with something electric. Source: Was electrocuted in post-Irma floodwater, and am lucky to be still alive.
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Just survived Irma on St. Maarten. That sounds like a solid plan. Good luck. If your experience was anything like mine, I seriously doubt you will be able to fly on Thursday, but I hope I'm wrong. If you get a chance to stock up on eve
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Cities along the Inside Passage are miniscule and would basically not exist if not for cruise ship revenue, so that makes sense. That said, they probably could have called Holland America's bluff. But I'm sure they had good cause
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You have to give a shit about marketing to build a business to last, though.
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This is possible enough that anyone putting a significant amount of money in crypto is playing with seriously dangerous fire. On the other hand, the fall of one cryptocurrency to scammers doesn't mean all of them are destined to pan ou
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>On the contrary, mining does create value, by creating a demand for computing power therefore financing the development of more advanced lithography This is like saying hurricanes create value because they create demand for construction
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Matt is a copyleft zealot. Of course he'd drop React over this non-controversy. Anyone paying attention to how he views GPL would come to that conclusion.
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Why? It isn't an ad. Most users block ads because they find ads annoying, not because of script bloat.
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>You're thinking of Cuba, who are certainly not noobs at this. West Indies unfortunately are routinely decimated by tropical storms. This isn't really true anymore. For example, 95% of homes on St. Martin were destroyed by Hurr
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