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dwd
7y ago
A PDF smartform can run ActionScript. Fortunately smart forms require Adobe Viewer, and there's an approval step (similar to agreeing to Excel macros), but after that it can do whatever the hell it likes.
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7y ago
Were this the zombie apocalypse, people would be signing up left and right. Corona virus carriers just don't have the same menacing appearance as zombies, so everyone's still blase like it's climate change (which has a greate
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7y ago
Quarantining the most at risk and those who look after them could be the best solution as far as reducing deaths. They keep saying don't wear facemasks but if you are a asymptomatic carrier a facemask will limit you spreading it to oth
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7y ago
The problem is that statistically the confirmed number of cases is only 1 in 2 million in the US at the moment. Your chance of getting hit by lightning in any one year is higher at 1 in 700k. So at this stage it is very hard to comprehend.
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7y ago
The answer to your last question is yes, with cases already of Chinese nationals returning from Italy with the virus.
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7y ago
Mount a flat screen on the wall and refresh periodically. I would do that if it could be trained with specific artists I like.
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7y ago
Sign that one: Marvin
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7y ago
This is where GitFlow makes sense - when you have a QA and/or enduser acceptance process before code is committed to a master/release branch. Also for DevOps you sometimes need to be able to branch off Master to apply a critical p
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7y ago
It's a bit like this satellite image of Australia: https://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/80000/800... Some of what they have labelled as fires could be from mining but there is literally not
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7y ago
Hopefully quite a lot, assuming workplaces realise the benefits.
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7y ago
The latest discussions going around are that there appears to be a neurological aspect that causes/triggers apnea, hence the need for mechanical breathing assistance. Possibly the reason why people are also seeming to just be dropping
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7y ago
Thanks for the link. Their review was amusing: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-air-fryer/ "The Best Air Fryer Is a Convection Toaster Oven" Definitely sticking with the oven.
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7y ago
Sort of related - has anyone purchased one of these counter-top air fryers? To me it just looks to be a small convection oven (which I have), but doesn't seem to offer any advantage except maybe ease of cleaning or power consumption. A
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7y ago
Primarily death was due to bacterial pneumonia, the cytokine storm likely accelerating the deterioration of the lungs. That particularly viral strain may have been more dangerous, but overall the current pandemic is comparable in death rate
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7y ago
Outside of institutional traders who can individually move large volumes of stock it's all herd mentality. Where the algos have the advantage is they see the herd moving either way earlier and react quicker. On a naive level you could
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7y ago
Star Asia (parent of Star India) was owned by Fox, which was how Disney ended up with it. Any similarities to Fox in the US are likely not coincidental.
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7y ago
> Blockbuster even started its own Netflix competitor but they could not spend the money and time to make a go of it. From John Antioco's telling it would have but he lost control of the company to activist shareholders, who as you
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7y ago
You're not the only one - C64 Elite player here. There are similarities between the scanner and this map, but the in-game map wasn't even close. There's probably an interesting visual memory research to be done into how we ma
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7y ago
Not completely correct. The Mount Gambier eruption (VEI 4) was about 5,000 years ago and it's only 100km away, so it's possible they had contact with people fleeing that area, along with ash fall and a 10km high plume. VEI 5 and y
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7y ago
You may need to search for Mount Eccles. I grew up in Warrnambool but mobed away years ago and had never heard it referred by the traditional name until the recent fires went through there: The painting was instantly recognisable though. Pr
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My first thought was this book series that speculated on time-traveling humans interbreeding with aliens with a take on the mythology of elves and dwarves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saga_of_Pliocene_Exile
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That made me laugh. My 2 cents after doing this long enough to recognise it - Aim for 3NF but not religiously. Still, if you need a flat table try a view. - Any ternary relationship can be modeled as a pair of binary relations (you'll
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Don't forget the dreaded crease that causes it to not be accepted by vending machines, supermarket self-serves, etc.
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On blowing the C64 fuse, there was a commonly known soft reset technique that involved crossing two connectors on the game port. Cross the wrong ones and you would blow the fuse.
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7y ago
Facebook does the same, which is annoying as the account I setup and disabled 10 years ago can't be shut down without giving them real PII.
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7y ago
Old news... https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-ash-is-more-...
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There's some awesome scientific knowledge behind these practices developed over a time period far longer than modern farming practice. Yet we seem to think we know better. Industrial Ag/short-term profiteering have a lot to answer
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7y ago
Ricky Gervais better watch his back then.
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7y ago
Cultural burns are a better option. They require more time as they are slow burning and require the right conditions. Far less likely to impact wildlife. While there has been a lot of talk about it in regards to Australian bushfires: Native
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I think at the very least they would have bet on the WH looking the other way while they conducted an attack on a prominent US citizen. At worst it could be another "favour" attached to military procurement.
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