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by eumenides1 8y ago
Make sure you return and tell us if it that fixed your issue. https://xkcd.com/979/
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by eumenides1 8y ago
Yes it is a good use of time. Our community (400K) has a green bin program as well as recycling. Green bins are for organic waste. Our community's landfill diversion rate is 81%. Landfill waste only needs to be picked up once every two
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by eumenides1 8y ago
The reasons why presented in the article aren't right as most of the commenters have pointed out. My counter point to this is Hockey and the USSR. Hockey is also a free flowing game that relies on team discipline and individual creativ
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by eumenides1 8y ago
The Canadian side is relatively developed (vs american side) and an economic engine (tourism, jobs, wines). Your parent commenter's point I believe is that the federal/state/local government has failed the local people in inv
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by eumenides1 8y ago
Yes, but accepting a foreign currency as your defacto currency is IMO insane. US sets monetary policy for the US and the US only. So if US raises interest rates to combat inflation that is occurring in the US. Georgia by default accepts thi
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by eumenides1 8y ago
“In my experience young people, especially the post-90s generation, are reluctant to work overtime – they are more self-centered,” says labour rights expert Li Jupeng, one of many who have observed some millennials challenging the 996 conce
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by eumenides1 8y ago
HN is definitely an outlier for population that uses social media. I'm not trying to be edgy, but I believe it's our relationship with computers/technology that makes us this way. Computers do what we say (to our own detrimen
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by eumenides1 8y ago
Watching the video with Steve Jobs talking about Paul Rand was really fascinating. My two takeaways: 1. Paul Rand's IBM logo really was interesting because it predated emojis, but that is what it is. 2. Steve Jobs is a great speaker (
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by eumenides1 8y ago
I think MS looked at the market and thought, well linux already owns the IoT market and doesn't care to take it on. MS would have to spend money and effort to get NT to be where linux is already, then spend more money and more effort t
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by eumenides1 8y ago
This looks like a pretty good agreement for both parties. AirBnB continues to operate in Vancity, Vancity can set rules and governance to short term rentals. The most important is that Vancity can deny the ability for commercial operators p
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by eumenides1 9y ago
The best part is, those that deny the power, can prove it by watching the movie. Experience says there won't be a repeat viewing.
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by eumenides1 9y ago
It's one (sinclair) pretending to be many (local news stations). Standard advice is check multiple sources. This pretends to be "multiple sources" when really it's just one. Sinclair is effectively and echo chamber on TV
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Uber being poison and it's easy to poop on Uber aside. I think it makes sense to for Velodyne to get a head of the message before any client throw Velodyne under the bus. If Velodyne takes the hit, all their suppliers have leverage ove
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by eumenides1 9y ago
“Glory be to Work and Scorn upon Idleness—Work and Honour, this is our wealth.” What a quote!
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Just as an FYI, Motherisk is a much larger program than just it's drug testing lab (which is closed as of 2015). It's primary purpose is teratogen (study of abnormalities of physiological development) information service providing
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Kangaroo court? Based on what?
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Again you are trying to broad brush the argument as the parent comment has already stated. How do we get better nuclear technology? we iterate on it. SMR are an iteration to solve flaws in the previous versions. A quick wiki search indicate
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by eumenides1 9y ago
I just wanted to underline the phrase "effect on retention". In North America, lots of talent (i.e. new grads) would straight up not pick companies with dress codes. Pay also tended to be not different, and "prestige" of
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by eumenides1 9y ago
In Markham Ontario. The city has made textile recycling a city program. http://www.markham.ca/wps/portal/Markham/Residents/Recycling... 5-7% of garbage is textiles, and could be diverted away from a land
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by eumenides1 9y ago
I have extended family helping me. I'm beyond grateful for it. I'd die without them. But there is a something you don't see. There is a lot of inter-family politics going on. For some people, it's no big deal. For others
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by eumenides1 9y ago
“Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly; Man got to sit and wonder 'why, why, why?' Tiger got to sleep, bird got to land; Man got to tell himself he understand.” - Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Ha ha ha, "Saturday school", was chinese class for me. So in the attempt to keep me connected to my ethic roots, I had to go to school Saturday morning to learn Chinese. It was horrible and the only thing i learned was how to chea
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by eumenides1 9y ago
There is no OOB way to do it ATM, you need to modify the userChrome.css. see below for more details. https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/736cji/how_to_hide...
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by eumenides1 9y ago
To see tree style tabs updated so early is a so important to me. I've even got the non-technical SO on tree style tabs, they consider the browser broken if the add-on isn't working.
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Re: vertical space Oh you sweet sweet summer child (i kid) Vertical tabs are the way to go. I use Tree Style Tabs ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta... ) and there is also Tab center
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by eumenides1 9y ago
I bought a Visio specifically because it could be dumb relatively recently (1-2 years). I think a dumb screen option will always be available because it's always going to be a value player in a world of Sony and Samsungs. The question
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by eumenides1 9y ago
"Previously on X-men", Who else hears the voice of cyclops? I can't be the only one to have pieced together the story of "days of future past" in a non-linear fashion because you keep missing episodes due to Saturda
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by eumenides1 9y ago
As a Canadian kid, i never understood why they would let Quebec go through with a referendum. Seems insane to just "divorce" a country (for lack of better words). As i grew up, i thought it was pretty progressive to allow it. As a
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by eumenides1 9y ago
True, but he also is not terrible at policy and campaigning. I learned my lesson when rob ford was elected. The man isn't much of a statesman but he can campaign with the best of them. While everyone was laughing at him, I worried over
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by eumenides1 9y ago
Think of the economic efficiency we would achieve by just sending the HBS kids en masse to prison. Instead of wasting time and resources to select the "best" possible level of future criminal, we just throw the whole lot in jail.

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