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Doesn't look like, from the admittedly short video, that there's too much confusion from the people around it, other than the lady near the stop sign at the end, and that seems only because she's trying to decide if the car i
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dpcx
7y ago
I don't think this is new - I'm pretty sure it's how colleges have been getting the names of potential students for _decades_.
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7y ago
Is there a link to that? A video of this would be interesting to watch.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Clears Critical Sunshield Deployment Testing
(nasa.gov)
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I asked a question on Twitter a few weeks/months ago, and didn't receive a very good answer: At what point do we have enough data?
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That article also suggests tap water contains plastics, so "stop drinking bottled water" will help, but doesn't remove it all from the equation.
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7y ago
I noticed in FF latest that there's a bit of a CSS issue with the word carousel (as well as other CSS issues with FF further down the page) - https://imgur.com/gDhPouz for more information on the word carousel specific
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The Physics of Black Holes – With Chris Impey
(youtube.com)
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I think a law that says speeding is very backwards. When I'm late, details like how far over the speed limit I'm going are a blocker or a waste of time. The kernel team came up with rules about how code is formatted. If you don&#x
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7y ago
I'm not sure if it runs on Synology, but duplicity handles most of this OOTB, and handles incrementals as well.
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7y ago
There was a feature advertised for Android phones a few years ago (IIRC) that I always felt would be used for this kind of purpose. Basically, if the phone was playing video and was no longer pointed to your face, it would pause the video.
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7y ago
It is, technically. Good thing there's also phones and SMS.
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7y ago
A hotel that charges $1,000 per night with 261 rooms is charged $1,600,000 for multiple years worth of violations. If I understand the math correctly, this hotel, when fully booked, would make that much in revenue in a week . I'm cont
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7y ago
Are there examples of better videos? I haven't seen any, and I'd really love to. I want to understand what our solar system actually looks like, and the video I linked is the closest thing I've seen (even if wrong).
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7y ago
I've often seen artist renditions of how our solar system looks, and a lot of people complain that it isn't a flat disk, that all of the planets are trailing behind the sun as it flies through our galaxy. What I've always bee
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You could ask a similar question to physical calculators, I think. Why would you pay for an advanced calculator when you can get the cheap-o solar powered calculators for free in many many places? Because you want a quality product with som
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7y ago
You might not care, but there could be financial ramifications for family members. I had to dispute a charge to my wife's credit card after she passed... it felt like the credit card company was fighting tooth and nail to make me pay f
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7y ago
We've been doing OKRs at my employer for a while. It's always really difficult for the development team to come up with ideas because we know that there's a higher than average chance that we'll get pulled to work on som
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It's always interesting to me to hear people complain about the "laugh track" in shows like BBT, but then herald Monty Python as if it were some paragon of comedy, considering it also contains a "laugh track." I&#
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Can you share some of the BC breaking changes you've seen? I personally haven't seen any in quite a while, but I'm not using all parts of the framework.
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Query builders and ORMs often go hand in hand in my experience, as the ORM will expose the ability to perform custom querying capabilities around the specific object you're working with; however, you're correct in that I am more c
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Until you want to be able to sort and filter and do all of the other things that most CRUD applications do. Once you're there, if you're doing SQL directly, now you're manipulating strings in your code, instead of being able
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I did this with my wife's account after she passed just over a year ago. Unfortunately, I didn't think to have Facebook make an archive before I did. They won't let you do so without a court order once the account is memorial
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This is the thing I've been struggling with in everyone else's comments. From what the article suggests, the victim never even appeared in the Apple store, but the thief came back in at some point, so the police went to the addres
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Will you know you're dead though? If they have the technology to bring your brain back, they probably have the technology to make your brain think you're still in your body and you woke up.
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Ripcord – A desktop chat client for Discord and Slack
(cancel.fm)
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Thank you for the response. I wasn't trying to suggest that it was a requirement, simply that it seemed odd that there would be no fallback whatsoever. I guess I'm behind the times.
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https://openforest.fs.usda.gov/christmas-trees/forests has a pretty heavy dependency on Javascript (read: there's no fallback to anything non-javascript, so I get a white page). It feels like that goes against som
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This is probably related to what you're asking about? https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
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`npm install` is what you the developer would run when you first clone a project; it should install exactly what's in the package-lock.json file. Unfortunately, it sometimes doesn't do that.
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