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dfc
7y ago
I thought the Clip or Clip+ was already supported.
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7y ago
I thought it was interesting to that the report said no correlation was found between cameras and crime. But you dig a little deeper and it's "numbeo.com survey responses about crime". It also doesn't seem like they comp
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dfc
7y ago
If you like Born to Run you should check out Natural Born Heroes if you have not already read it. It's sort of the WW2 variant of Born to Run.
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7y ago
FWIW I doubt it. This has nothing to do with you and everything to do eith the book. It's a great book and the comments I have seen here only hit on a few central points of the book.
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dfc
7y ago
The craziest thing is that the first stable release of portable openssh is almost twenty years old: https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-1.2.2p1
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dfc
7y ago
This is mentioned early on in the article
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dfc
7y ago
Why don't you just say his name? It's McRaven.
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7y ago
You didn't know you could highlight on the Kindle? Do you primarily use the Kindle web app? If you have an actual Kindle reader it sounds like you should read the manual in case you are missing some other nice features. I can't im
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7y ago
I had no idea updates could erase highlights. I apologise for being lazy but do you know if all updates will erase highlights?
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7y ago
There are a lot of projects listed that seem to have a questionable connection to "security software": liquidsoap, pelican, geoplot, lounge, Julia, pytesseract, etc. Am I missing something?
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7y ago
My question was simply about how much fun you experience using modern forums. I have never edited a post and thought it was fun. Some people might say it's useful and others might say it encourages people to comment first and possibly
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7y ago
Specificity is a classic sign of a a lie. In fact the inclusion of "hardwood" is one of the things that made it seem unnatural. Anyone that has a passing familiarity with woodworking expects it's a hardwood.
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7y ago
> This only represents 10% of the 80%, but it's the ten percent most likely to be interesting, Does anyone have any insight into why the chosen 10% is the most likely to be interesting?
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7y ago
What do you mean when you say "modern forums are fun to use"? I ask in 100% good faith and I am not being snarky.
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7y ago
Have you really seen #2?
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7y ago
So then it seems like using "is" in the first sentence would be strange? I do not understand why the usage would not be consistent. > Facebook is trying really hard to plug...
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7y ago
It is kind of strange that the author messed up is/are in the title but not in the first sentence.
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7y ago
I have a love hate relationship with this site. It's convenient but it also leaves a lot to be desired. If you are interested in the different properties of wood check out: Understanding Wood / Bruce H-something / https:&#x
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dfc
7y ago
I could not imagine a thread like this on HN without sci-fi.
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dfc
7y ago
Maybe it would be a good reason to get rid of the stuff you have? It can be liberating to not have to be responsible for keeping track of a bunch of "stuff."
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dfc
7y ago
What does your first sentence mean? I can't tell if it's a typo or regional phrase I am not familiar with.
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dfc
7y ago
I thought OSHA caved on temperature standards. Did you quote a "suggestion" from OSHA?
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dfc
7y ago
Are you serious? This sounds like an awful workplace.
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7y ago
According to caniuse, TLS1.3 is supported by 75% of browsers in use: https://caniuse.com/#feat=tls1-3
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7y ago
> the tech of individually-targeted assassinations is coming to market. Aren't all assassinations individually targeted?
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7y ago
What is an "advanced education for grade schoolers"?
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7y ago
The readme.md for the project is not beautiful. Maybe it's beautiful for html that GitHub generates from markdown, but it's a terrible readme when viewd in a text editor. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kefranabg
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7y ago
I guess I was hung up on the "use a router" bit. This is a problem with making a sign out of wood not about the use of a router.
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7y ago
Why would there have to be some space between the lines if you used a router?
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7y ago
Pandoc will convert LaTeX to epub.
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