dalore

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by dalore 8y ago
Don't forget N varies over time. Programmers come and go.
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by dalore 8y ago
Retrieving the camera by authorities would show any footage. But what's stopping tenants planting cameras now? No risk to them really. Plant the camera, hook it up to the wifi and power. Now you can see everyone who stays. If the camer
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by dalore 8y ago
It's like a kid getting upset when they don't get the porsche they wanted for their birthday but a second hand car. Does anyone consider the possibility that she prefers the overall Porsche experience, and is not choosing it to be
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by dalore 8y ago
Yeah it can be fun. I play it with my daughter, she loves it. And we've started building in it.
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by dalore 8y ago
The thing with fibre and carbs (like in fruits) is that the fibre will line your intestine so you don't absorb the carbs as much, but allows the carbs to pass to the next intestine where the gut bacteria there loves the stuff.
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by dalore 8y ago
Random spot checks using equipment to scope out for bugs. Some of that stuff is easily available to buy. If it's such a big problem offer a small bounty and watch people do it for you.
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by dalore 8y ago
As another fellow Aussie emigrant (not to Norway though), I believe they were not only talking about oil resources but all the other natural resources Australia is selling. My bet is Uranium is going to be an important one too in the future
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by dalore 8y ago
Each collective would come up with it's own, or perhaps the games are done for free since they are getting paid via universal income. Or perhaps the games are sold at a sliding scale, pay what you want. Perhaps the profits all go back
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by dalore 8y ago
I'd say a better solution would be to universal income, or a freedom fund of sorts. So people can be free to go and do their passion jobs, be it making music or writing games. Game development companies might become more like a collect
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by dalore 8y ago
Docker for windows uses hyper-v for it's virtualization. It works. But if you're running win10 virtually then it's not going to be able to run hyper-v, that's a limitation of window and hyper-v and not docker. But if you
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by dalore 8y ago
Can't you add back in bundles by having the skin show (or let us save searches) like "bundle:social in:inbox". So I can have a link that's like a bundle, and can archive all my social media emails in one go.
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by dalore 8y ago
Managed to find the archive button. It's not right at the top on the left, far away from the message.
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by dalore 8y ago
Inbox has a lot of useful features with bundling and archiving. This extensions seems to be just a skin on gmail that doesn't give any of the inbox functionality. Seems to just replicate that extra whitespace functionality only.
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by dalore 8y ago
Bundles were easy to setup and have a special relationship with the inbox. Now on gmail you can have labels for a bundle but it will show you all the emails in that label (inbox or no). You can then further make the search "label:foo i
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by dalore 8y ago
Ahh thanks! I think you can recreate the "bundle" feature almost by using something like "label:promos in:inbox" to see all the promo labeled emails in your inbox. Then you archive them all at once. Also the search optio
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by dalore 8y ago
This misses the whole point of inbox which is strange since this is from the guy who claims to have made inbox. This feels just like a skin for gmail. And it's gone backwards. My view now is narrow with big bars on either side so I see
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by dalore 8y ago
Wouldn't that mean when the bus overtakes it's now taking more passengers and therefore slowing down. The bus it just overtook (which would have quite a few passengers) is now speeding up (but also having to drop off passengers, p
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by dalore 8y ago
Something like a recent episode of The Orville perhaps? Where they find someones phone from the 21st, download all the messages, calls, etc and uses the holodeck to recreate what it might be like.
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by dalore 8y ago
Yes but the grasslands the cows graze on will easily mop up all that excess carbon. And the point of the article is that you can't have plant only edible calories. A calorie of meat is not the same as a calorie of plant. It's just
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by dalore 8y ago
They being the people who first started creating and marketing these seed oils for consumption. What the oils really are, are hydrogenated seed oils. Note that article mentions both naturally pressed plant oils, and the hydrogenated oils, b
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by dalore 8y ago
Yes but the point is that we can't survive and be healthy on an vegetable only diet. Our brains and intelligence only came from us eating fatty animal meats. Just because one might be cheaper then the other doesn't mean it's
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by dalore 8y ago
Point is that they picked the word vegetable to make it sound healthy and palatable. Before that these plant oils weren't used for consumption at all. The term vegetable is merely a marketing ploy. It's not me being nitpicking, it
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by dalore 8y ago
Plenty of smokers smoked and lived long healthy lives. It's the same point you're making. There is a massive amount of evidence the the healthy fats are animals fats, coconut oil, avocado oils etc and not the "vegetables&quot
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by dalore 8y ago
Eating meat isn't unhealthy. The studies quoted often are correlation studies where they don't take into account people who eat red meat probably don't do a lot of things they are told to do and so statistically die more, but
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by dalore 8y ago
Except it does, docker hub builds it with that Dockerfile.
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by dalore 8y ago
Visa/Mastercard have a rule that you can't charge extra for using a credit card. If you find a business doing so you can report them and they will get the credit card facilities yanked. But you can always offer a discount for cash
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by dalore 8y ago
Should we prosecute a shopkeeper who sells alcohol to an adult knowing that adult is buying it for someone underage? Do we prosecute bartenders who serve alcohol to people who are drunk and they know are going to drive home? Yes we do. Stup
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by dalore 8y ago
No additional fees, but they get around that by offering discount for cash.
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by dalore 8y ago
If you use UUIDs you can have clients distributed around generate IDs for the db before they even save, no need for a +1 centralized id mechanism. That becomes a bottleneck.
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by dalore 8y ago
Try a standard html input, some websites hijack the input to stop this behaviour.

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