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Mozilla used IRC until recently, but they're not really a traditional corp environment.
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It's not just because of less traffic. Police are over-stretched right now, as is the entire justice system due to Covid-19. A lot of people are taking advantage of this and many types of crime are way up. (I'm also Toronto area)
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I don't see why you would want satellite internet connectivity in the suburbs. This is meant for remote locations without an affordable alternative. In the 'burbs you have your pick of cable, DSL or LTE.
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>The Aero Medical Laboratory hired Daniels because he had majored in physical anthropology, a field that specialized in the anatomy of humans, as an undergraduate at Harvard. During the first half of the 20th century, this field focused
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6y ago
You can write a greeting before login with SSH as well. Good place for some ascii art.
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>Why is that person employed? This was during the best market in the history of mankind and I was questioning that, and now everyone with a talent more relevant than customer "retention" should be just as annoyed, given how cov
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Seoul is very close to the North Korean border, I doubt you would sleep much easier.
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2.5" PATA, more economical and less accidental head trauma.
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> fantasy robodeaths They're not a fantasy, they've occurred. The reason we can count them on one hand is because few cars currently drive autonomously and there is a fail-safe human at the wheel who (most of the time) is payin
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>with patience and focus the trolls can be steamrolled. I agree with your observation that trolls are a problem that comes with scale, but I've never seen an online community solve it. At best you can only slow them down. If anybody
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For sports at a professional level you are correct. Most people (not professional athletes) play sports for a combination fitness and recreational activity. Sports are games that make you fit.
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>Anyone who’s serious about being fit will not want to be seen playing a game to get fit. Sports?
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They're recommended for anybody who needs to be in close contact with others. There are lots of people who aren't medical staff who are in close proximity with vulnerable people by necessity. Vulnerable people should be wearing th
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From my understanding aerosolized transmission is a greater concern in healthcare settings, especially where ventilators are being used.
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I'm 99th percentile, 6'6". If I had to pick a height it would be 6'4". There are certainly benefits, but most people ignore the drawbacks when discussing height. I like to put it in perspective for shorter men who f
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>Oh, and statistically you make more money as well. But you're less comfortable on airplanes, and Asian minibuses, so it's impossible to know if it's a net benefit or not... Don't forget shorter lifespans, back issues
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Tweet with company name: https://twitter.com/yephph/status/1249265056275021830/photo/... Tech for Good careers page: http://www.techforgood.global/jobs/ A data scientist would be ex
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The company name according to one of his screenshots is 'Tech for Good.' On their careers page the only opening is a Data Scientist... if it's real this is a hilarious way of weeding out unqualified applicants.
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I think it depends on a few factors. For a lot of children in poverty (already experiencing food insecurity before their family lost more resources) or with abusive family it will be remembered significantly worse. For me personally, as an
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Wow, thanks man. Really appreciate that.
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Drive-ins have no less overhead. They require much more expensive D-Cinema projectors (for higher lumen output), more real estate, radio transmission equipment and all the same expenses as conventional theatres except potentially less manho
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I wish I could try some of these but as far as I can tell Levis only makes 501s in my size (32x36). Tall and lanky problems.
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Not sure how you can operate a 'strip' club on a platform where nudity is banned.
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This reads like it's in a 13 year-olds journal.
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That isn't AI, the prompts and responses are predefined. Funny though.
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Everything about right now is weird. The hand sanitizer on entry requirement is also in Ontario hospitals, although they just watch you use the dispenser yourself at the screening station in my experience.
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There is no such thing for a residential lease in Ontario (except in cases where the landlord rents a room in a house and lives there also, iirc).
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It's pretty easy to backup and install Android apps to/from a file.
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Can't forget taste.
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If you are 'god'-level admin on any enterprise mail server I've ever used you can read users email or even manipulate it in transit. This is intentional, all business correspondence is property of the organisation.
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