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by ddoolin 11y ago
Which airline company or group do you think sponsored this article?
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Wow, The period of 2009 to 2012 was not kind for the ice at all. What caused such a large decrease?
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by ddoolin 11y ago
> Getting Nodejs installed probably isn't going to happen unless they could figure out a way to disable npm. Entirely possible! Just ask the folks at the last company I worked for (a bank). What a nightmare.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Sure. The buying and selling tools is not the issue (depending on where you live), it's using them.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Why does it have to be this way or that way? Are the only two ways really down and...down? I have a hard time believing that to be true.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I think facts about the effects of smoking cigarettes has played a much bigger part in that (in the U.S.) In Korea (where I live now), however, heavy-handed regulation aiming to make it "the most difficult place in the world to smoke&q
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I don't really know enough to form an opinion one way or the other, I just had recalled seeing it at the time I read your post. I wouldn't have used Asepsis even if I wasn't on El Capitan as I definitely didn't like the
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Just found one yesterday: https://github.com/binaryage/asepsis/issues/30 But, you can disable SIP so not sure how much it really matters.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Is this really denying those women agency, though? We don't know the detailed circumstances, it's hard to say.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I actually just spent the night (~4 hours) passed out in both the first, egg-kinda-sorta chair, and the bench-type they rated the highest during a really long layover before going to Seoul. My advice? Avoid having to sleep anywhere in SFO i
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Does the Right To Be Forgotten apply to those citizens (French in this case) that have done or had bad thing happen in other places, outside of their home country? What if that French citizen goes to e.g. Korea and, I don't know, bad m
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by ddoolin 11y ago
And they should be, in this case. Why should their request be propagated globally when they're (+ the EU, I guess) the only ones clamoring for it? But really the only thing standing between you and an uncensored search is a trip to bin
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Plug: If you're learning Korean and have questions or just want to chat with other people in Korean and are familiar with IRC, #korean and #learnkorean on snoonet (irc.snoonet.org) always have people around who are also learning and&#x
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Not regularly but it is still mixed, particularly in literature. People still learn Hanja for benefit, albeit relatively minor.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Can confirm this is one of the best text-based sites out for there for learning Korean. On days when I'm really studying, I typically have 4 or 5 tabs open from just this domain alone.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Your comment was enough to cause me to Google it. I'm glad I did (that isn't to say happy about the circumstance), this kind of drama doesn't come around these parts often... The first line of his Wikipedia entry is a tell-al
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Even though Scalia probably agrees with your unspoken rule, he doesn't reach the same conclusion because of it: (Scalia, I): "...Take, for example, this Court, which consists of only nine men and women, all of them successful lawy
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Promises, C++ style?
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by ddoolin 11y ago
We've really taken to the "card" design here, too. We've mixed it with Packery (our angular-packery for an Angular wrapper) using the card headers as drag targets, which works really well. I haven't seen this librar
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by ddoolin 11y ago
On Macs I would consider the Chrome integration to be a down side as it seems to install itself as a separate application entirely, and thus in my app launcher (which annoys me, especially when I'm signed into Chrome + Canary and then
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by ddoolin 11y ago
A paw print is quite a generic thing and even the shape of the paw itself between the two is made differently. Aside from the general idea of a paw, they don't seem to have anything else in common.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I've been using this for awhile, and I think it's quite pricey for what it does, as Postman is free and offers much of the same functionality. That said, this has a great UI and the grouping feature is awesome for managing multipl
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Is it frustrating, though? I've seen it start on both days many times but it's never been frustrating, despite one being clearly different from what I've learned all my life.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Quite sure the OP is talking about developing on Linux.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Perfect, a spot-on share. Thank you!
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Which I always thought was strange, given LINE generally provided a better experience and Naver is stronger in South Korea than Daum, at least in the search provider/maps areas.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Just to add to the first line, it also seems fairly well-commented in the code, at least the couple pieces I've looked at. This is really good for me as I often check the source first and helpful (or any) commenting is quite rare.
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by ddoolin 11y ago
I'd definitely be interested to learn the story behind `peru` since it doesn't seem to be related to the most obvious choice (the flag(s))
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Thanks! (Ecaron's parent comment to an older HN thread also had some comments that named a few) `dodgerblue` and `aliceblue` are pretty damning...I don't see much reason rebeccapurple shouldn't be added at that point. I guess
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by ddoolin 11y ago
Out of curiosity: Are there any other semantically unrelated color names in the spec?

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