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by delinka 8y ago
There is indeed a highest point the sun reaches during the day. It's known as "solar noon."
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by delinka 8y ago
Indeed it is illegal and you'll definitely get into trouble with some law enforcement agency if you impersonate the government. But there's not a US Trademark Renewal Services Department to impersonate. You can name your company a
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by delinka 8y ago
What happens when you “merge” a pile of six pennies with a pile of three pennies? You get a pile of nine pennies. Six plus three is nine. Adding three pennies to six pennies results in a single group of nine pennies. My point: don’t just pi
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by delinka 8y ago
Is “hold the apple butter” necessary? Around here it comes in a tiny jelly tub, stacked on the table with the other jelly tubs.
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by delinka 8y ago
It's entirely dependent on the reason behind the decision. Here are the limited designs we have: show book - No, we don't allow customization. Not to mention, there's no need, as a customer, to inform the baker the purpos
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by delinka 8y ago
Additionally, the search function doesn't easily surface the most recent messages matching a query. "Gooz Frabba" seems to get me a short list (the first ever mention from years ago; the one where I mentioned it to a friend;
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by delinka 8y ago
But it’s not “affiliation” nor “activities.” It’s “is their stance on topic X compatible with ours?” Still terrible. Still not illegal.
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by delinka 8y ago
It used to be 'thumbs down' - the functionality has been there since early on.
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by delinka 8y ago
> The structure of the educational system encourages many weak friendships rather than a couple strong friendships. How so? Please elaborate.
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by delinka 8y ago
What does the 'No symbol' button do other than exactly this?
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by delinka 8y ago
Ha! Keyboard lysdexia strikes again.
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by delinka 8y ago
I recall a demo app from my teen years (late 1908s to early 90s) that demonstrated, after installing your coprocessor, improved 3D performance by rotating at "high" speed a 3D sprite on the screen. This was an Intel 80386 with an
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by delinka 8y ago
>Did... no one read the article before upvoting? Maybe. Probably. I'll upvote a headline so it ends up in my "upvoted submissions" list so that I can peruse that list and read things later that looked interesting. Then I&#
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by delinka 8y ago
Clashing. Or harmonizing. Depending on perspective.
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by delinka 8y ago
"Full-stack" is the jack-of-all-trades. Ergo master of none.
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by delinka 8y ago
>Iceland glaciers takes 10 000 years to purify the particles inside the ice. There's lots going on there, none of which I am a fan.
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by delinka 8y ago
Every one of the replies conflates yeast with bacteria.
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by delinka 8y ago
That's brilliant. I didn't know the bacteria could survive drying and rehydration.
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by delinka 8y ago
A company choosing to operate in multiple jurisdictions with competing/contradicting laws does not put a requirement on lawmakers to make the laws more amenable to the company trying to satisfy both jurisdictions. If you take that pa
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by delinka 8y ago
>Throwing your hands up and saying it’s too hard... Sounds like the "not operate" option.
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by delinka 8y ago
One man's "convenient" is another man's "savvy." If you've got the technical ability (you are 'savvy') to use this TLD, you've got the technical ability ('savvy') to use your own C
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by delinka 8y ago
Blockchain requires a tremendous amount of electricity, contributed by all those participating in the cryptographic portion of the network. If you're not using blockchain to create a tamper-proof log, you shouldn't be wasting the
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by delinka 8y ago
Your adaptive cruise doesn't "know" what the speed limit is. Self-driving cars have this information, whether from a database or by reading a sign. It remains to be seen how much enforcement the software will perform.
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by delinka 8y ago
>Right now, the app only has one 3rd party SDK installed and that’s HockeyApp. Microsoft’s version of TestFlight. It’s unclear why it’s still there, but we don’t expect it to stick around for too long. Because the current build & tes
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by delinka 8y ago
Math checks out. You want quality food? You want the grower and its employees to earn a living wage? You have to pay for that.
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by delinka 8y ago
if you have the technical savvy to be using .dev before the Google deployment, you have the technical savvy to install an additional root cert for use with Chrome.
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by delinka 8y ago
> person who makes ... Are these robots persons?
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by delinka 8y ago
Consequences. You risk suffering the consequences if you commit a crime. Society deems something as Bad (calling it crime), punishes those who commit crime. We’re hoping society agrees that making autonomous lethal robots should be Bad and
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by delinka 8y ago
Based entirely on the headline: doesn’t every crash prevent most future crashes that would have had the same cause?
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by delinka 8y ago
Complains about why he, personally, doesn't want Amazon (or Google) "messing around in your home" and how Eero sells a "premium product" (presumably that doesn't "mess around in your home") and subseq

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