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delinka
9y ago
Let me klingon to the thread with this: It's 2017 and I still can't use the keyboard to copy and paste from and to a Windows command line window...
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delinka
9y ago
Big Beef would have been much better. But, yeah, I'm over the Big $company monikers.
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delinka
9y ago
I assumed "make a game" as typed on a mobile device without autocorrect.
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9y ago
"edible" in the sense that they can be processed by mastication. also in the sense that after you've consumed enough, you no longer care about the flavor or ... tenderness.
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delinka
9y ago
If you're an expatriate (i.e. you've given up your citizenship), why do you need voting representation? I don't see the logic here.
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9y ago
Allow me to request clarification. You say "...explicitly to avoid taxes." Is that attempting to evade taxes you already owe, or avoid paying taxes in the future? I mean, I could see an IRS auditor attempting to claim that as
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delinka
9y ago
I bet you're an excellent party ventriloquist. ;-)
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delinka
9y ago
Pretty sure it's already called a "draft."
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9y ago
I don't see this "[trying] to set himself apart" bit. Maybe I'm reading too literal? Maybe others are projecting? I don't know. I read OP as continuing the article's discussion. Or just a minor "meh, this
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9y ago
We gather that the author did not acquire numbers from either side of the river, the Louisiana Tumor Registry, nor anything representing the national average.
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delinka
9y ago
You don't even need to click "next page"; just select the last button and watch the table fail to respond.
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delinka
9y ago
I don't think the server part is necessary. Regardless of where you run it, it relies on ldapjs to talk LDAP to Active Directory.
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delinka
9y ago
My daughter couldn't even have soy milk. Nutramigen is where we ended up for her. Stuff's expensive, but it worked well for her.
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9y ago
And how would it ever be challenged? The moment some non-nerd, non-aristocrat becomes conversant with the machine, gains power over it, molds it to her whims, she has become the nerd aristocracy. The nerd aristocracy's grip will foreve
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9y ago
Not to mention the number of heirs one might expect to divide the inheritance amongst. Might just end up a pittance per person after all.
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9y ago
But even "the numbers" can't convince the deniers. For example: These numbers are clearly devised by "science" to deceive us. If we accept their liberal deception, a commie socialist future awaits us. Did I do tha
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9y ago
The difference is writing as part of one's career (at the direction of supervisors) and writing at one's own discretion. If your school says "yo, prof! Write a book on $subject," then it's a work-for-hire and, if pu
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9y ago
I've never heard of such in the US. I'm now reading your link, but I'd like to hear if anyone know of similar arrangements in the US.
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delinka
9y ago
Not putting down a breadcrumb, but implicating John Doe. Presumably because the watermark/key was created specifically for John Doe's copy.
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9y ago
If cashing out were delayed well past the statute of limitations, it'd be interesting to see the repercussions.
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delinka
9y ago
>... only not limited by physical space. Well, it still kinda is - the physical drives have to live somewhere... ;-)
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9y ago
Qualities or qualifications? Quite the difference ;-)
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9y ago
And they'll continue going to Orlando and LA. The idea isn't to replace the existing parks as a destination. Nor to offer something so different as to be yet another must-see Disney attraction. A copy of Orlando some place in the
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9y ago
Don't confuse "less code" with "fewer characters and/or lines." Sure, you can write "less code" by implementing trickery in compact bitwise C operators (or, $DEITY forbid, writing a Perl one-liner.) B
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9y ago
"...get self-driving vehicles on the road earlier this year." Obviously, that hasn't happened, so the other parsing has to be correct. But one could certainly be forgiven for wondering if there was missed news about Lyft self
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9y ago
"...using one medium over another somehow makes you more "serious" about the music" I believe you missed the point. He says the ritual makes the listener more involved with the music. He doesn't say different medi
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9y ago
Just make sure your data is correct, and a single comparison works: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/c02d74eb75a51dce8dcbc027a3...
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9y ago
I recommend also learning a different shell's quirks and syntax. I started using fish a couple years ago, but I still have to write any 'production' scripts in bash. Learning fish cleared up lots of misunderstandings I had wi
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9y ago
> Why would investors risk $250k if the founder may be deported in 30 months? Presumably, the investor has invested in a corporate entity organized in the United States and that the money has been used to pay employees such that there&#x
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9y ago
You have to paste it somewhere before you can put it to use. Paste it somewhere safe, like a bland text editor, to see what's in it.
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