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> This content is now available free of charge in the Unreal Engine Marketplace, where developers may download Paragon packs to use in their own UE4 projects. So it's only for use in your UE4 project.
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9y ago
There is no strong evidence for God except a bunch of belief from people.
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Ones I see now have patterns in the material. But I guess if you scratched it off and replaced it without most customers won't notice.
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More so it's dangerous when you get out in the middle of the street vs closer to the curb. Because of people pulling into the bus/cycle lane. But also a bus would be scary (and dangerous) if it hit whilst you trying to walk to the
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I find the same thing with classifying purchases. Most shops can be classified by the shop itself. But with Amazon purchases it can be anything. I have half a mind to write a script that looks up the purchase and finds the category on the A
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9y ago
Yeah to be honest I have no idea of the costs of healthcare in the US, just what my US friends say about copay and obamacare and stuff. And reading hackernews. 100k would be low and that's a scary though.
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My daughter was born a month premature, with her stomach outside of her belly still. She was in the ICU for a month in one of London's top hospital. There was no waiting (obviously), and this was all for free. I shudder to think of the
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Yeah and what do those hobbyists do? They go to a blogging service provider or something like a wiki provider and they put their stuff. That stuff still happens today. And of course those users wouldn't want someone else coming along a
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When someone complains it's too slow.
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He mentioned that he brought it up in the standup. The standup is when you announce blockers. Was no one else in the standup listening when he said he was blocked? That's when someone goes oh here is what you do. The standup is for blo
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9y ago
Ok a leaf? Or a piece of toilet paper.
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9y ago
A nice middle ground is to step through with the debugger when you're in your own code and see what other code it's calling that isn't yours. You don't/can't read all of it as you said. But perhaps knowing the
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9y ago
Facebook is notorious for doing A/B testing and feature flipping. It's very possible they are testing defaulting to on vs defaulting to off and measuring how many people turn it off and how many turn it on after the notification.
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Well your friend took the photo presumably and uploaded it to Facebook. Let's assume that the friend does know about face recognition and does want it enabled for their photos. Surely they have the right? What about all the face recogn
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9y ago
It mentions atomic though. And nothing about docker on the install guide.
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What if I store my stool sample in the fridge that I need to take to the doctor?
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9y ago
I'm wondering who the psychopath really was in that story...
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9y ago
Well taking a site that was highly optimized for bundling and trying it unbundled on http2 is going to have poor performance. You need to engineer it so you're downloading and using the javascript pieces as you go. Streaming your code
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I don't see your issue. The lawyers and banks are/should be trustable. A dodgy lawyer/bank soon loses their license. Your lawyer knows you because he met you and can see the details you provided do match you because of the ph
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I disagree. Plenty of people use cryptocurrency without caring about the current value, but merely as a medium of exchange. If I want to buy something with bitcoin, it really doesn't matter it's current price. I just buy some bitc
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I have heard it before, probably a few times. But that said I have watched Mitchell and Webb and forgot it was on there too. Thanks for the reminder and link!
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Ahh I thought you meant you got some playbooks/roles/modules written but you have a gui to say which are run where. More of a higher level. But I think I see what you mean and I like the idea. A low level GUI that lets you look up
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In the UK if the landlord lives at the same place (i.e. you live with the landlord) then you have far less rights as a tenant. Including a very short notice period.
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If someone dies and does not pay, and it still takes a year to kick them out, won't the body be severely decomposed then?
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Doesn't Ansible Tower do this (At least for ansible)?
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Would be nice if this was in a docker container I could just run.
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Yeah we should really stop using the term identity theft as it's not correct. Someone isn't stealing my identity. It's bank fraud where the bank failed to validate someone's identity good enough and try make it out to b
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Yes! And if you have your own domain, you can just setup a *@example.com to be your one email address. And then you can give a different email address out anyway even without needing to go +. As you said each system can treat it differentl
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Good questions. I was looking at H2O and they solve this using what they call http-casper: https://h2o.examp1e.net/configure/http2_directives.html#http... > When enabled, H2O maintains a fingerprint of the web brows
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Yes it does. You can pass http_proxy as a build argument to docker and then it will use your cache when it builds docker images.
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