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by donarb 7y ago
It does offer Find in Page, you tap the address bar to bring up the keyboard, type the word you’re searching for, then scroll down to the bottom of the search results to see if the word was found. Tapping that line gives you a way to naviga
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A website that quotes Breitbart is a signal that they are not serious about providing accurate scientific information.
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In the PyCon video (link posted elsewhere), a questioner asked if they had thought of making the pod able to be controlled during banking to keep the data from being tainted with outlier values. The speaker described that FAA rules determin
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Here's a talk one of their guys did at the last US PyCon that described how they collected the data using airplanes then analyzed it. They sell the service to oil companies to identify leaks from capped wells. https://pyvide
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In the PEP 602 document ( https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0602/ ) they state that the previous schedule was roughly 18 months. One reason they wanted to forgo this time frame is that there is pressure to st
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Python is not just the language, there is a standard library that is part of the distribution. That library requires bug fixes and feature updates.
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Gitlab has also committed to doing a post-mortem on this, just as they do for crashes or data breaches, which is a good thing.
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The US Election Assistance Commission develops testing and certification standards for voting equipment. They also certify 3rd party laboratories that certify equipment. States are not required to use the recommendations but some states hav
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Washington state does this. Random precincts are post-election audited by matching the electronic count with hand counted ballots, this is done before the counts can be certified.
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A death penalty for a corporation would mean that the company would lose its license to do business. It used to be done regularly during the 19th century. https://www.commondreams.org/views/2019/01/08/its
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And the thing about child paper routes is that they were considered a form of contractor. The newspaper would provide you the papers on credit, at the end of the month you would collect the amount of the bill from the customer, then pay the
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And no marketing spam from third parties since Apple doesn't sell your information.
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It's not that employers have access to your criminal record. It's more that employers have routinely asked on employment applications if you've ever been convicted of a crime or been incarcerated. That has led to movements su
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One of the other benefits he mentions is that sometimes Safeway offers coupons like "Buy $20 worth of groceries, Get $2". Unless you look for and add that coupon, you'd miss out on it, with the script, it's always activa
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Kroger is separate company unrelated to Safeway.
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There's no information on a settlement, only that both parties agree to drop the lawsuit.
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Cultural ambassadors such as sports figures or artists can help to defuse political animus between countries.
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There are a couple of a Python based spreadsheets, one called pyspread and another Grid Studio. https://manns.github.io/pyspread/index.html https://hackernoon.com/introducing-grid-studio-a-spreadsheet..
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I save force unwraps for things that will be caught at develop/testing time, like app images that are supposed to be in the binary or controls that are supposed to be wired up in Interface Builder. Otherwise, for me, using a force unwr
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Sure the employer negotiates the plan, but they are not negotiating on behalf of their employees, they are negotiating based on how much the employer is willing to spend. When the squeeze happens, the employer pays the same amount for a sli
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Then there's Nintendo, founded in 1889. They originally started making playing cards, eventually branching to toys and then video games.
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Self is rarely needed with Swift, the only time I use it is when differentiating an instance variable from a local variable with the same name and type.
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I just received this email from Amazon on Thursday afternoon, this may be related: "We are notifying you that we incorrectly issued an early invoice for your September AWS usage on September 18th. As your card was charged successfully
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A better view of the things they've learned while trying to help the world is Melinda Gate's interview with Dave Letterman on his Netflix show. Melinda talked about how they were told by the women in small African villages not to
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> I like their recent privacy focus. “Recent”? Apple has been focused on privacy for quite awhile , they just didn’t make a big deal about it. Apple has had my personal information including my credit card on file for almost 29 years and
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That's rich seeing as how Microsoft is comparing the Surface to a Mac Book using their spokesman "Mac Book".
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I have an original iPad I got the first day they came out (April 2010). Still works and the battery still charges. Only bad part is the OS is stuck at 5 and Safari crashes on some websites.
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This is about as dumb as training kindergarteners to hide during a school shooting. It doesn't address the root problem, angry people who can't handle their emotions in public.
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That was my thought as well, especially since the carbon fiber wings flex so much more. That flex might induce more stress on the wing mounts which in turn deform the cylinder. The good thing is that these test fixtures are fitted with lots
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On Me, and the Media Lab(ethanzuckerman.com)
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