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by dqv 6y ago
They had apparently moved to somewhere in Morrisville but I never saw them again after they closed down their Kildaire Farm Road location :(
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by dqv 6y ago
Hey did you ever go to 35 Chinese Restaurant (it was just a little further down the street from Yuri in that bank building)? I've been trying to find where they moved to and have not been successful.
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by dqv 6y ago
>Because if you actually mean there's a "top" that is dictating human sexuality I am deeply, deeply interested in seeing a schematic diagram for how that system works. First, a top dictating human sexuality is hilarious to
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by dqv 6y ago
> I've never heard anyone argue that it's a "sacrifice", and one worth making at that. Are you sure you're not just misrepresenting a view you dislike? In which case? Floyd protesters: https://www.cnn.
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by dqv 6y ago
There was always an implicit "if you can't social distance, at least cover your face". This was my biggest gripe with the back-to-work protesters: virtually none of them wearing masks or even covering their faces. They had a
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by dqv 6y ago
It depends on who you ask. Some people believe it to be a sort of sacrifice i.e. it's worth getting sick and possibly dying for a social cause. That, I think, is the same sentiment represented by the business closure protesters. Just
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by dqv 6y ago
What about in the case of a mosaic blur?
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by dqv 6y ago
Financial Times was the worst. It was like $1 for the first three months then SHOT UP to $70/month. I think they finally added it to their subscription page but it was a huge surprise.
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by dqv 6y ago
I think the GP means contemporary as "at the time".
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by dqv 6y ago
It looks like the fourth edition was released in February 1994. And the product release history's latest dates don't go later than 1994.
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by dqv 6y ago
I think this might be a barista thing. A while back an espresso machine with open source software was posted here.[0] It has all kinds of data. And I've seen baristas wanting very specific parameters for making coffee (e.g. making pour
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by dqv 7y ago
You should be able to still use it. Just set `runtime: false` for the dep entry in your `mix.exs` file and only start what you need.
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by dqv 7y ago
The app is the reason we're on our second day without a full set of results... It's highly suspicious.
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by dqv 7y ago
I don't think the fact that it hasn't happened yet is a good enough argument. >The incentives are aligned for both the company to refuse and the campaign to never ask because both would black ball them forever from politics...
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by dqv 7y ago
Thanks for this. We're flagged off now so no one can see it unfortunately.
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by dqv 7y ago
Sorry I'm not understanding how this relates to conflict of interest.
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by dqv 7y ago
You're right I'm editing my comment to clarify the IDP and DNC
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by dqv 7y ago
I'd love to see the data on this. The FEC data is a little confusing to browse.
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by dqv 7y ago
I would say that companies who have ties to competing campaigns shouldn't be allowed to also provide services to the IDP or DNC. I'd even go further and say that no campaign staffer should be tied to any companies providing servic
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by dqv 7y ago
Yes but the other connections are there. McGowan's husband works for Buttigieg's campaign. It's a conflict of interest. The party should have rules in place for this: either provide services to the campaigns or provide servic
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by dqv 7y ago
The whole thing is a red flag. McGowan's ties to the Buttigieg campaign[0] are a clear conflict of interest. Whether or not there was malicious intent, there was no disclosure ahead of time. Now we get the conspiracy theories. And I ca
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by dqv 7y ago
Not sure who came up with it first, but there's also Laravel Elixir and Laravel Mix which caused some confusion for me when I first heard about Elixir but didn't know it was in the Erlang ecosystem.
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by dqv 7y ago
My assumption is that it's an exported slide from an FBI powerpoint presentation.
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by dqv 7y ago
Is it freeconference.com or freeconferencecall.com? The title says freeconference.com but the link has freeconferencecall.com Are they the same? The sites don't look the same.
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by dqv 7y ago
Nice. I'll give it a try when I get to my primary PC. Journalists have a bad habit of linking to tweets which are often ephemeral because accounts are deleted, tweets are deleted, or accounts go private. Another problem is where publis
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by dqv 7y ago
>Got a suggestion that actually works here? Literally the Nokia 3310 Source: me using the Nokia 3310 in the US on Ting
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by dqv 7y ago
There isn't anything really neutral to recommend. People are pretty adamant about "the right way". Start with ABCs of Socialism[0] and take a look at the texts they recommend. You'll have to come to your own conclusion a
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by dqv 7y ago
Nothing, nothing! OP is not from the future if that's what you're implying.
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by dqv 7y ago
It's often like this. As an example, Wikipedia links[0] get posted frequently and, to me, it seems completely random when they will get a lot of votes. The pages that get votes don't seem to be any less interesting than the ones t
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by dqv 7y ago
The texture was... lumpy

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