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by extra88 8y ago
> Would do the same with Gmail if it was an option. It is, pay for G-Suite.
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by extra88 8y ago
Slack's free tier doesn't limit number of team members, I'm in one with thousands. Slack's free tier limits the number of messages you can access to the most recent 10,000. There are also limits on the amount of storage,
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by extra88 8y ago
I'm not a regular screen reader user but VoiceOver (in macOS High Sierra) will not read the whole words, it will only say "Show HN." Because I can see there's more there, I can delve deeper and navigate character-by-char
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by extra88 8y ago
Yikes. At least Basilisk is a fork of Firefox after it made CSS Grid support public (I don't know how how long it was behind a flag or how much the code changed in that time). It doesn't bode well for support for other, newer stan
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by extra88 8y ago
I don’t listen to a lot of music since I listen to podcasts while in transit and at the gym. I augment my music collection with free Spotify a little but would feel locked in to one provider if I didn’t own anything. The prospect of finding
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by extra88 8y ago
I worry about that so I never buy anything that’s not transferable in the first place. I can count on one hand the number of paid apps I’ve bought in the Mac and iOS app stores combined.
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by extra88 8y ago
In the US, burial plots being for a single individual forever is the norm. Cemeteries basically build up a fund to pay for maintenance in perpetuity. What you describe is more the norm in Europe, I don’t know about elsewhere. https:&#x2F
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by extra88 8y ago
Peer reviewers are humans, there are many examples humans denying, avoiding, turning away “uncomfortable” evidence.
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by extra88 8y ago
I think it was only trivial in hindsight. Scientific publishing is rife with articles the reveal a problem without offering a solution; to expect one seems outright weird.
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by extra88 8y ago
Eventually people caught on but not in 1997. I think Dr. Sweeney spent years in the wilderness. I wonder if her work got more attention after the deanonymized Netflix data in 2006 got headlines.
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by extra88 8y ago
Sure, and your school experience is also not necessarily broadly representative of all education in the US. The US education system is generally known for having deemphasized rote memorization compared to the past and compared to other coun
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by extra88 8y ago
Harvard College’s housing is pretty variable yet they don’t charge different rates. I’ve heard of schools having apartments for rent that varied (ones that have little housing) but never different rates for dorm housing.
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by extra88 8y ago
Dreamhost Shared Unlimited has no user limits for $7.95/month (paid annually) and I think that includes one free domain name registration. https://www.dreamhost.com/hosting/
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by extra88 8y ago
Do you know if Firefox's Network Throttling feature works the same as Chrome's?
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by extra88 8y ago
They are their source: > I took 5000 twitter profile photos and averaged the pixel values by male / female.
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by extra88 8y ago
What are examples the term "scientist" being used in an inappropriate way? To me, a scientist is someone who is educated in the scientific method and experience using it to perform experiments. It's mostly applied to people f
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by extra88 8y ago
> 100% solid state The storage is but the mini still has moving parts, a fan. Still, I wouldn’t worry much about transporting it daily.
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by extra88 8y ago
> Bluetooth monitor What product is that?
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by extra88 8y ago
Do you have a lawyer yet to sue the ashram? You were fine before and after spending six months there you have a debilitating disease. Clearly there is a causal relationship.
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by extra88 8y ago
It does, I don't know how easy they are to set up. When an iPad is shared with kids and grown-ups, the grown-ups aren't going to want it to be locked down. It also won't solve the problem of inappropriate content within an ap
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by extra88 8y ago
Reasonableness is generally a part of determining accommodations for disabilities. For many games, there are no reasonable steps to make them accessible to someone with a sensory or mobility impairment. But there are also reasonable steps t
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by extra88 8y ago
Generally they settle those cases but judges think it’s likely enough for them to be places of accommodation to proceed. A website acts as if the ADA doesn’t apply at their peril. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_
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by extra88 8y ago
There is a fair amount of case law establishing online businesses as place of public accommodation.
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by extra88 8y ago
A savvy admin should outsource spam management and not spend time on crude techniques that inevitably cause false positives.
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by extra88 8y ago
I don't agree with the previous comment at all, I'm happy to have more TLDs, but a report from 2009, before creating new ones really opened up, isn't useful.
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by extra88 8y ago
It's true enough, it's less than one percent wider around the equator. Calling it an oblate spheroid or something isn't relevant it most situations.
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by extra88 8y ago
Yes, my understanding in the 90s was the term was used in some leftist/progressive circles sarcastically [0] but was latched on to by their critics as if it was meant sincerely. I'm sure some young people on college campuses at th
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by extra88 8y ago
I would rather those actual cuts not take place at all. Just because politicians like Paul Ryan haven't succeeded in their goals doesn't mean they aren't real. Certainly the popularity of the social insurance programs makes p
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by extra88 8y ago
I don't know if that's true or not, that it has never worked. When the amount budgeted to a program is not increased to cover the increased cost achieve what it's meant to achieve (e.g. pay for the medical coverage of the poo
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by extra88 8y ago
To the Republicans in power, tax cuts are always good in their own right but this secondary effect is also desirable.

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