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by delinka 8y ago
...by the wayside
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by delinka 8y ago
"...a splash of colour may grab the reader's attention, but it will inevitably decrease the legibility of the text." This depends entirely on the content of the text. Stories, fiction, non-fiction, reference material ... info
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by delinka 8y ago
In addition to the other reply, “it’s part of the same company” is incorrect. These organizations are related but aren’t “the same company.” They’re intentionally organized this way. Ireland can go after Apple Ireland, but they’ve got no ju
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by delinka 8y ago
And who has jurisdiction to enforce that? Can a US citizen (who has never been in the EU) sue in an EU court to compel release of the US citizen's data from the US division/unit/hq/whatever? Does that court have authorit
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by delinka 8y ago
>I know in mortgages, appraisers are randomly selected. Not sure about that - the bank that financed my last mortgage employed the appraiser as full-time member of staff. The appraisal exactly matched the contract. I do find that fishy,
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by delinka 8y ago
>Software isolated processes are now basically impossible to do. I don't think that's the case at all. To my understanding, software has always been capable of doing this just fine, but at a performance cost. So the mechanism w
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by delinka 8y ago
Let's further assume that I'd rather have the room cooler than 30C. Also, regardless of which direction the fan will blow, there also needs to be another place for air to move into and out of the room. So let's also assume th
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by delinka 8y ago
Excellent work! This detail probably doesn't matter for this nice visualization, but ... do you have details on how this data is attributed to specific lines? For example, District and Circle have such an overlap, and the changes in Ci
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by delinka 8y ago
ffs ... this site thinks I have an ad blocker when I don't. Guess I'm adding them to the "just don't go there" blacklist.
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by delinka 8y ago
I see a receipt come out of every till for every transaction. Afterward, they ask if I want it. If I don't, they drop it in the bin. I don't see how the receipt is proof that the store isn't evading taxes - someone would need
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by delinka 8y ago
My understanding of "blockchain ledgers" is that it's not the case that every single byte of a ledger entry is present in the blockchain, but that some other ledger is maintained and its digest (at various points along the wa
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by delinka 8y ago
I'm in the US and I can't agree with this sentiment. 1) Don't collect more information than is necessary to provide service. Why do you need to care about someone's physical address? "Shipping physical product"
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by delinka 8y ago
I don’t need to be accused, while stepping out on the street still eating the doughnut, of having stolen the doughnut. Especially while on holiday outside my home country.
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by delinka 8y ago
I'd definitely pay to use this theme in web and mobile apps
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by delinka 8y ago
Your umask affects mode during extraction. You can pass -p to tar asking tar to attempt to restore exactly the modes in the archive. If you extract as root, it'll preserve the owner and group. Otherwise, the default is to assign the ow
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by delinka 8y ago
I think you mean owner rather than permissions. In most cases, you want to maintain permissions/file mode (read/write/execute) but not the original owner.
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by delinka 8y ago
I’d put a big magnet on a two-axis carriage built on extruded aluminum bars. Simple! There might be a better solution, but I’m the wrong kind of engineer to work it out.
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by delinka 8y ago
"Connect your bank account to Wirize in just a few clicks (2-minute flow via Stripe)." This reads to me like it's based on Stripe. And in that case, I don't think it's incorrect to call it "Stripe Checkout.&quo
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by delinka 8y ago
Move one fret flat and pull very sharp? (no, this is not practical, but the inexperienced should give it a try...)
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by delinka 8y ago
I can't even get this guitar tuning site to work by adding it to the whitelist...
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by delinka 8y ago
It’s not typically adjacent to those body parts while emitting a steady stream of radio waves. Even if it remains away from your head and near those other body parys during a call, there’s no a tube (that may channel the radiation) from the
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by delinka 8y ago
"...the two numbers being multiplied are not the same length." Do you mean as counted in bits? If so, prepend zeroes until they are the same length. Does this negatively affect the algorithm's results? EDIT: When I say '
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by delinka 9y ago
How can a surgery be "botched" but not be malpractice?
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by delinka 9y ago
Alpha-gal allergy, or mammalian meat allergy, needs more attention. “Bites from certain ticks, such as the lone star tick in the US, [...] have been implicated in the development of this delayed allergic response which is triggered by the c
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by delinka 9y ago
Which is still not the "public domain."
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by delinka 9y ago
No, Mickey Mouse is a trademark. No danger of entering the public domain if Disney maintain registration. Film that he's appeared in, however, is under copyright and yes, his earliest films could indeed fall into the public domain.
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by delinka 9y ago
Can't you do full-stack on web-based tech and avoid Apple?
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by delinka 9y ago
But it’s technically correct: the hardware is present. The software isn’t there yet, that’s true. So is this a “lie by omission”? Reading the whole page, there’s this quote: “It is not possible to know exactly when each element of the fun
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by delinka 9y ago
I don't see anyone claiming that the plaintiff has a registered trademark. He does, however, mention that the defendant specifically disavowed ownership on a trademark of the word "France." In other words, this case does no
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by delinka 9y ago
“...cloud providers owning your digital properties.” Not entirely the case. If your domain name represents a registered trademark, I think you’ll find the courts on your side should someone attempt to commandere your domain name.

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