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Or a prime based number system.
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>In particular, Google has prevented manufacturers wishing to pre-install Google apps from selling even a single smart mobile device running on alternative versions of Android that were not approved by Google (so-called "Android for
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But he has used the service since, making more pledges to other companies. Part of continuing to use kickstarter is to to accept the new TOS when they come out. If he made one pledge, and then never used or logged into kickstarter and agree
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But the ultrasound isn't damaging it. It's just causing interference. That's like saying my radio is damaged when it gets interference from my mobile. It's not actually damaged, it could be damaged from the fall but you
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy Going back as far as we can the life expectancy in the Paleolithic era if you made it to 15 was 54 years. Not far off from today's standard.
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8y ago
This is talking about from the perspective of phone manufacturer. As a phone manufacturer you can't license iOS so that's out. You can really only license Android and if you do you have to also install Google Apps, Chrome, and mak
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8y ago
That's more to start the release and get the idea of releasing hostages into the kidnappers heads. Once they have released one it sets the stage they can release them.
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Some people would value getting an original whatever item and would pay a premium for shipping, rather then just getting it replicated. Extremely wealthy people would show off all the original non replicated items they posses from far away
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I always wonder when I buy insurance, if I need it will they actually pay out. You should be able to get insurance for your insurance. So when you need insurance and it doesn't pay out. Then that insurance company can go after the firs
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8y ago
Is that really the same? Can you fire off a gun in your backyard at the sky? Isn't that illegal as the bullet comes back down to earth it can kill. Meanwhile ultrasound is just lot's of sound waves and doesn't go far, and can
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There were more child deaths certainly which brought down the average considerably. But if you survived childhood the life expectancy wasn't that much different. And that's why using the average to compare is bad.
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So if you don't want your neighbour flying his drone over your property can you shoot it with ultrasound? What would the legalities of that I wonder?
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Employment in Japan is extremely low at 2%. It's really hard to find workers. Also being a Ninja would mean to live and work remotely.
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I'm pretty sure you could replace a paper map in a car with a fake paper map. Analog spoofing.
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It has a weather hole that gives it more clear days then other places.
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Now if Scotland leave the UK and rejoin the EU (and I don't blame them after this Brexit mess) then the UK will lose out on it's brand new spaceport.
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8y ago
Not a bot but you can (and it's very common) to hire people to write the copy for you.
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8y ago
This is making the assumption that writing tests takes longer to produce code then test without. But it has been shown that TDD can and usually does produce code faster with it. TDD makes you write code that's easier to test, the tests
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8y ago
jar still needs a java binary and which java version does it need? who wants to install and maintain different java versions? Not me. So users provided a docker and I can run that whatever it is.
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I would say destroying random things for laughs is chaotic neutral. You do random chaotic things not for pleasure or pain. He isn't doing it for a specific reason but because he can. That's neutral. A chaotic evil would be destroy
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8y ago
So chaotic neutral? If going by DnD.
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Same but it's very easy to bypass. Just install a proxy on your phone and set your system proxy to the phone in your OS. Then all the connections look like it comes from your phone as the PC is using the phone as a http proxy.
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In those cases the companies chose to expose that information as it helps sellers and drivers competition amongst the competitors.
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Easier to remove him while he is alive. If he died there it would create issues for the owners probably.
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It's 2.00% but with caveats. Usually max limit per year or such.
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Yeah but aren't they the right kind of immigrants? /s
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Would also make sense to help when the batteries start to wear out as mentioned. And swappable batteries could help a stuck bus out if it accidentally has a faulty battery that drained too fast. Makes sense in many aspects.
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Well we agree that eating the right food makes the biggest difference. If you eat the right food you don't need to count calories though. The thinking that counting calories matter might help you, but ultimately it's wrong. But ju
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It's not so simple. What you eat and your hormones determine the fat storage on your body. 1 calorie of carbs is different to 1 calorie of fat and 1 calorie of protein. Just because they give the same amount of energy, your body uses t
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8y ago
> Caloric Deficit == Weight Loss > The only thing you really need to know is that you should be eating fewer calories than your body burns everyday. If you do this, you will lose weight – it’s science. Nothing else matters for weight
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