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by doormatt 2y ago
I'm sorry for your loss - cats can be the most loving creatures imaginable.
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by doormatt 2y ago
For those that don't understand - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_sofa_problem
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by doormatt 2y ago
They were only launched in 1977. I can guarantee you there are 100's of computers that are older than 1977 that are still in active use.
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by doormatt 2y ago
Seems you can't use historical names: "Henry VII, The Tudors" etc.
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by doormatt 2y ago
No one is claiming this is necessary. It's a toy language built for fun.
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by doormatt 2y ago
Compressed air - shoot it down between the two containers.
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by doormatt 2y ago
>_The fetch decode execute cycle architected by Sir John von Neumann. Every digital computer follows this cycle to run machine code._ Harvard Architecture and Modified Harvard Architecture do exist as well.
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by doormatt 2y ago
How was DW compared to DL? Like yourself, I've been to DL dozens of times, but never made it to DW.
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by doormatt 2y ago
You are an AI bot.
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by doormatt 2y ago
FYI, Turing Complete - while a fantastic game, is not made by Zachtronics.
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by doormatt 2y ago
Give them details? I mean, you don't have to tell them your secret sauce, but they're there to help you, not to hinder/steal from you.
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by doormatt 2y ago
Second link: https://www.realcanadiansuperstore.ca/cherry-flavoured-cola/... Third link: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/brands/coca-cola/products/co... Fourth link: https:&#x
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by doormatt 2y ago
Top result for me is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola_Cherry
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by doormatt 2y ago
The article says there's an 80,000 ton press in China.
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by doormatt 2y ago
Gloves and PPMs!
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by doormatt 2y ago
Did they just ignore the spell-check then? If they can't be bothered to check the spelling, what else did they miss?
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by doormatt 2y ago
When there's a spelling mistake on the first page (signular), I have a hard time taking the rest of the paper seriously.
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by doormatt 3y ago
>These Southern singing conventions thrived because the untrained singers, who had to sing from written music, could learn how through a technique called “solfège,” to use the music-school word for it. Plainer folks called it shape notes
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by doormatt 3y ago
>We currently don't measure fructose level Apologies, but I'm unsure if you're saying that no devices measure fructose level, or just the watch doesn't measure fructose level.
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by doormatt 3y ago
Cost. Now, SSL termination is done at the host level, using a distributed SSL termination proxy developed by S3 called "JBLRelay"
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by doormatt 3y ago
Yup - there was a massive internal push to move off of SSL terminating LBs back in ~2018
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by doormatt 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bang_Observer They're already planning for something like that!
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by doormatt 3y ago
As an young anglophone enrolled in French immersion, I (nearly ~30 years later now) distinctly remember the day my teacher taught us about seals (phoques). And yes, it's pronounced exactly like you think. That was a glorious month or t
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by doormatt 3y ago
Ecstatica - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnOXk3QJWN8
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by doormatt 3y ago
>She said she told him she was thinking of filing a whistleblower complaint with the state auditor. A complaint could trigger an investigation. Mistake number one. You either file a complaint or you don't. You do NOT warn them.
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by doormatt 3y ago
What about the Chapman Stick, which came even earlier? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapman_Stick
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by doormatt 3y ago
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSSimpleQueueService/latest/SQS... >The order in which messages are sent and received is strictly preserved and a message is delivered once and remains available until a consumer pr
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by doormatt 3y ago
Are you not looking for Message ordering/FIFO Queues with SQS? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSSimpleQueueService/latest/SQS...
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by doormatt 3y ago
>One of his single-word utterances, describing the mill where he works, is "Four hundred tons a day!". I'm sorry, but I'm lost on how that's a single-word utterance.
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by doormatt 4y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_America >In human geography and in the English-speaking world outside the United States, particularly in Canada, "North America" and "North American" can

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