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esaym
7y ago
Weird, when I go to the link, the page immediately redirects to https://guce.advertising.com/collectIdentifiers?sessionId=1.... . Even if I try to just go to techcrunch.com/, same thing. I only notice this because *adve
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esaym
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That's an amazing site, thanks!
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This
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https://theartofpostgresql.com/
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If the concern is "compile-time checking", then that would be valid as a string template would not be checked I assume.
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Marvin Heemeyer October 28, 1951 – June 4, 2004
(en.wikipedia.org)
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>There is logic embedded in the view. What logic is that? The v-if part? I've done a few larger vue apps where users have many different permissions. I don't see anything wrong with hiding something on the front end if a user d
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I can't remember if I had the 50 or 100, but there's still a bare spot above a ceiling fan at my grandmother's house where the popcorn texture was blasted away because we thought it could be cool to shoot the ceiling with the
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One Body
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I didn't realize that Disney+ would have so much content and honestly that somewhat puts me off. Coupled with Hulu, my kids would never get away from the TV. Yea yea I know, "restrictions". But still, everything on there seem
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esaym
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I would like to buy the drives they use... but they seem to only be able to be purchased from enterprise resellers in large quantities.
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Here's a good one: A couple of years ago I borrowed a small camper trailer from my grandparents as I was going on a week camping trip. I towed the camper over to my house and left it hitched to the truck. I then plugged the trailer int
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esaym
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Yep, hence why I made sure to get the data sticker in the photo for the really curious. Also why I do "spot" tying instead of running the string all the way down the bundle, since that uses more string. It's certified for hig
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A marline hitch vs. a half hitch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hitch_knots
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Sure. I don't do the method were you use one continuous piece of string all the way down the bundle as you can see (which wastes string imo). I think the instructions for doing the individual bindings was something like a "double
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Wow never thought I'd see this on HN! I paid $20k to go to tech school for aviation maintenance. After doing that for 3 years I figured it just wasn't for me and I decided to go to university for computer science. But before my la
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Most everything in aviation still uses lacing (former aircraft mech). I think zip ties only started to be used (lightly) around the early 2000's.
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When I was a teen (late 1990's) there was a website geared around "kits" for converting small American trucks into all electric. Think Ford Ranger and Chevy S10. I think the "kit" was around $5000. You basically pul
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Ron Pucek's Living Waters Catfish Farm
(edwardsaquifer.net)
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esaym
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So what is different about this bulb versus a regular filament one I can get at wal-mart? And more importantly... where can I buy one at?
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We judge "fair" prices by what is listed on www.healthcarebluebook.com In most cases 90% of the cost is not the procedure or doctor, but a "facility" charge. This coincides with the extreme administrative costs of health
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Obviously the sharing ministry only has so much income per month. If the current total member needs are not met, then monthly member rates go up. So keeping your personal medical expenses down helps keep the monthly membership fees down.
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I'm part of a medical bill sharing plan. Its not insurance, but if I have a valid medical bill, I can submit it and in most cases I will be reimbursed from other members sending me checks directly. It works pretty well, though I'v
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Somewhat related, what are some good weather sites for storm monitoring? I've been using ventusky[0] for rain forecasts and mrms[1] for storm and hail conditions. Is there anything better? [0] https://www.ventusky.com/
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German Police Pretended to Hack a German Darkweb Forum
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Why (and how) I ported my iOS app to Vue.js
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>and everything in the database was just a protocol message. This is interesting. Do you have any more information on it?
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That actually sounds like a good idea. Though there is the old saying "the lottery is just a tax on the poor". My aunt actually won 2 million back in 2007. She had just divorced my uncle (so I guess she is my ex-aunt) and bought a
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>A page with other prototypes and builds from this company may be seen here: That is an insane amount of data! Very impressive.
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For simple "web apps", typically its a poor understanding of SQL that is the bottle neck. Since most web frameworks include an ORM, many developers don't even know much SQL any more and treat the database as a simple 'ob
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