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by delinka 7y ago
Guess: by being interested .
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by delinka 7y ago
Why would the overlay need to be with the board that had a coating? Buy two boards, cover the parts on one board that are silver, shoot IR. Use second board for visible wavelength photo, combine for a beautiful overlay result.
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by delinka 7y ago
Pyrotechnic Breakfast - I have my next album name
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by delinka 7y ago
I've taken these from other commenters, but can someone rectify these apparently contradictory statements for me? "The following metals have been found to be incompatible with nitrogen tetroxide and must not be used: Aluminum 2024
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by delinka 7y ago
Did you reply in the right place? Not seeing how this is a reply to GP.
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by delinka 7y ago
She's not asking for the dietary inputs of prisoners on death row. She's asking for the process the state uses for executions. How does that have any bearing on individual prisoners' privacy? What she's asking for is pu
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by delinka 7y ago
There's some subtlety to the arrangement of the words. "off-topic, but interesting" has the implication that 'interesting' is preferred. "interesting, but off-topic" implies that as interesting as somethin
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by delinka 7y ago
Linux, the BSDs ...
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by delinka 7y ago
I think you completely missed the horizontal part of the question.
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by delinka 7y ago
Superannuate. S-U-P-E-R...
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by delinka 7y ago
In such a case, I would agree. I was thinking "some random vehicle (perhaps a scooter thief) had a Bird scooter fall off."
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by delinka 7y ago
Bird isn't responsible for securing the load on a truck. They need to go after the driver of the truck that dropped them - he has liability insurance, or his employer does.
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by delinka 7y ago
You can edit your original comment rather than reply to yourself ;-)
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by delinka 7y ago
Companies don't receive money from the ether. They receive money from their customers. Ergo, 100% of taxes paid by companies are indeed paid by customers. Any increase will indeed be passed on to the customer. Any decrease in profits t
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by delinka 7y ago
I use stick figures, shadow shapes, etc. This differentiates my laptop from all the others in a crowd of them, and does it with my taste. I’m with you on advertising - not interested.
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by delinka 7y ago
People have clamored for a la carte pricing for a long time. Well, the direction we're headed is a response to that, albeit not a good response from the view of consumers. We'll have to start managing which services we pay for - s
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by delinka 7y ago
I feel like you contradict yourself. You point out that "Big distributors are already partnered with the big guys, so small guys had a lot of trouble getting distribution and couldn't do it themselves." Right, the legally man
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by delinka 7y ago
Jobs would have found a similarly capable engineer. Apple wouldn't be much different. Imagine where Woz's life might have taken him had his dad worked elsewhere...
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by delinka 7y ago
I think it's "humans have the drive to do exciting things" regardless of financial status. Add money, and now they can do more expensive exciting things ... like flying small fast planes instead of small fast(-ish) cars.
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by delinka 7y ago
> This means you can call it multiple times without any issues. Unless you have processes that depend on modification time. > ln -sfn If you don’t mind the possibility of ownership changing, this is OK.
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by delinka 7y ago
Can we get an option to filter stories from certain domains? I can't read stories from nytimes.com, so I'd just rather not have them listed on the front page. "You've read your three this month." "You're i
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by delinka 7y ago
Absurd initial estimate? All of the estimates tend to be absurd. Done in 30s ... I mean 15min ... ah, 10s ... 1hr 7min ... Oh, come _on_ ...
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by delinka 7y ago
Progress indicators that moving perfectly and steadily are probably time based, but I'd have thought they've always been work based. Example: you know you have to copy 20GB across the network; update the progress bar with 'pe
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by delinka 7y ago
Location: Atlanta, GA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Probably not (lucrative offers may entice me Technologies: C, Swift, iOS, macOS, Linux, Docker, k8s, istio Résumé/CV: Available upon request Email: shon [dot]
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by delinka 7y ago
I'm not following your story. At the time when 1024-bit numbers used in RSA were 'perfect', it was infeasible to factor the number in a reasonable amount of time. The most straightforward approach is just to iterate over inte
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by delinka 7y ago
> Have we swapped out screwdrivers for RPis ... No, they've been added to the screwdrivers. I've found it challenging to use RPi to drive screws.
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by delinka 7y ago
When your "universe" is the size of a solar system with a single life-supporting planet, what other conclusion could possibly be met? If you're the only one in a talent contest, you're the best ... and the worst.
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by delinka 7y ago
Celebrate doesn't need to know anything about warrants. They sell a physical device to law enforcement agencies. They don't validate individual uses of the equipment. Seems to me no different than a gun manufacturer selling guns t
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by delinka 7y ago
"Dry" just means it can't be sold there. Doesn't mean you can't own it there. Buy it outside, bring it in.
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by delinka 7y ago
> ... "rthisewrite fir first with that then delete the second" I'd be annoyed at this code review comment. "rewrite this `for` loop first, then delete the second `for` loop" is what I assume you intended.

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