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by dalore 11y ago
Actually I find you get a better user experience now using the paid services. Fire up your Amazon Fire tv and pick a movie, starts streaming. Compared with bittorrent, go find a torrent. Download it. Unpack it. Make sure it's the right
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by dalore 11y ago
Yes it does. http://blog.codinghorror.com/the-danger-of-naivete/ It's random but some results are overrepresented so more likely to occur. If you knew this and bet on this over time you would gain an advantage
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by dalore 11y ago
Did you read the article though, it's arguing that the rent control is causing the very thing you're complaining about, that it it discourages from building new housing. So less housing is built which makes the existing housing mo
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by dalore 11y ago
A bike isn't flexible in that I can't work while using it, I can't use it whilst intoxicated, I have to find somewhere to secure it. I have to be fit to use it. I can't use it when I'm sick or too told.
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by dalore 11y ago
Virtual environments doesn't work for the interpreter itself. Not only that some of the packages will need to build c extensions and they use different versions of the same library which might break.
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by dalore 11y ago
It's not that those apartments aren't being rented, they usually are. It's those apartments aren't being lived in.
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by dalore 11y ago
It's not about adding vehicles. More ubers actually mean less vehicles since people who would otherwise drive and park all day would take an uber. You would argue that more and more ubers would come. But uber drivers would see they wou
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by dalore 11y ago
I had one in London run a red, just missed me. I said woah and kind of swung out to protect myself/hit him as you do. He took offence and started hunting me down the streets of London and then wanted to fight. If I wasn't so hungo
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by dalore 11y ago
So could we create a porn book?
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by dalore 11y ago
taking it to the next level: [0-9][0-9][0-9]-?[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]
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by dalore 11y ago
but yeah the VMs should be checking out their own repo. So they can run and test different versions.
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by dalore 11y ago
I'll be late 5 minutes means you're 10 minutes away (5 minutes to get there on time and 5 minutes of being late).
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by dalore 11y ago
If all the variables are 'a' then how do you find the one that's yours?
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by dalore 12y ago
Ok so I go and choose the most distant area, so now everyone is expected to pay to ship goods to me?
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by dalore 12y ago
One could and should argue that reading and learning from webpages is an e-book. All the stuff you mentioned about skipping around, footnotes, following references, are all things that were solved with HTML. It's just that the current
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by dalore 12y ago
Applying a patch to everyone at the same seems risky (not to mention scaling issues). Can't they stagger the patch, so if there is an issue with it then only some users have an issue instead of everyone.
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by dalore 12y ago
Perhaps in the country. Europe is a big place. Places I go in Paris, Stockholm, London, Amsterdam usually accept cards.
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by dalore 12y ago
That's why it's all gone to pot. You don't realise that employees are consumers. You give them more money they spend more.
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by dalore 12y ago
Everyone has made mistakes. But it takes a certain special person to stick their head in the sand when their mistakes are pointed out. Make your mistake, take responsibility, learn and continue on.
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by dalore 12y ago
This study seems to corroborate https://www.petsymposium.org/2014/papers/Vissers.pdf That price fluctuations are more due to activity than user profiling.
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by dalore 12y ago
Right, because employees can take a bus, ride a bike or even walk. But if work is calling or requiring me to call and use up minutes that is a requirement. There is no alternative.
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by dalore 12y ago
I've had colleagues refuse to give their phone number out unless management say they will pay towards the cost of the phone. Also stops the out of hours calls.
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by dalore 12y ago
And then the farmers were arrested for price collusion and artificially keeping prices high.
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by dalore 12y ago
This. Servers are moving to SSL everywhere. Why not have client ssl certs generated when you first install a browser? No cookies, like you said, AND the servers get client authentication built in.
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by dalore 12y ago
Safer only because the criminals also have guns. But not actually safer at all. I'd rather the UK where people don't carry. Much safer there. Just look at the number of gun deaths in the UK vs the US.
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by dalore 12y ago
Woah, think of the impact this has on homeopathy! With water having memory, that memory goes back to older than our sun.
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by dalore 12y ago
Well if Samsung don't want to sell more of them, there must be something wrong with it.
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by dalore 12y ago
Is this self reported? How many people lie and say they don't consume any? Especially if they are religious and there religion forbids it. I know quite a few people who say they don't drink but I've seen them drink. They woul
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by dalore 12y ago
All Australians are involved in politics somewhat, because it's one of the few countries where voting is compulsory. That also means that Abbott, unfortunately, represents a majority of the population, not just the politically motivate
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by dalore 12y ago
One could argue why should people own land that was created before people existed? We can see the argument for owning the car, but owning land is like saying you own the air.

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