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6y ago
If you're not already listening to the Revolutions Podcast, treat yourself... (You can skip the American and maybe British "revolution", and start at the French Revolution if you're not sure this is for you) https:
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> Firefox 79 now automatically sets rel=noopener Only took what, three years since that vulnerability was found?
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Every time I search for an answer to a technical question, and I end up on a mailing list post, I get the old great/damn response: Great, that's my question! Damn, will it actually be accompanied by an answer??
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6y ago
MEC is struggling hard right now, unfortunately. COVID + Amazon + investment in more physical stores == Money troubles.
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6y ago
This name illustrates the limitations of this strategy. I like the idea of SO for Teams, but we already have Github Wikis, Github issues, and our team's slack instance.
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6y ago
A demoparty should take upon itself to setup a Galaksija demo competition...
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6y ago
> The IIII-for-4 notation survives today on the faces of clocks. What? On which clocks?
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6y ago
Vancouver being a much younger city is more accessible than the average North America city for wheelchair users, starting with the entirety of the Skytrain system... But you probably already know that. :) Good luck!
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If they knew what they'd capture, it wouldn't have been controversial, but they didn't. :P
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6y ago
Not necessarily, because the changes are destructive. They can't restore what was there before, and they can't necessarily infer which image was cloaked and which was not.
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6y ago
underrated reply
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There are PhD programs not attached to research labs. I would say the majority of doctoral students are not attached to one.
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You write once for yourself/thinking, let it sit overnight. Come back the next day, and without looking at the original text, write it again for the audience.
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6y ago
And here I thought these would be the ideal planes with enough space for proper physical distancing in pandemic times...
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> Thomas, a former Duke lab analyst, sued the university on behalf of the federal government You can do that?!?
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6y ago
You risk getting beaten to the punch by someone else...
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6y ago
Resin*, but yeah
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I'm going to call [citation needed] on the deliberate skunking...
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6y ago
> when such a tenured and large scale organization is subject to increasing ideological bias Every new organization has an editorial line, within its own Overton Window, both of which can shift over time. So it's not a new thing. E
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6y ago
Weiss condemns groupthink, not algorithms.
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You're allowed to subscribe with an address with the + sign, but the unsubscribe endpoint chokes on the + sign.
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6y ago
outlook.com is an extension of hotmail.com, whereas O365 is built onto Exchange...
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6y ago
It is indeed a good way to filter out _all_ email...
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> decades (plural) Namely, two at most.
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6y ago
Next up in kayagliding...
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6y ago
How does a 10% weight reduction in such a tiny, light part as a piston (okay, 8 of them or something) result in a 5% output increase?
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6y ago
While they have this robot and spool up there, they should look at deploying double wires for redundancy... That way you can survive multiple breaks on the line as long as each break is on a different segment.
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6y ago
It's perjury. Read the other replies. There's nothing good faith about perjury. If you're trying to protect a source, get the source protected by a court order.
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6y ago
If the evidence they're hearing on the phone is not admissible, there's a good chance it's because they're listening through illegitimate means as well, hmm?
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6y ago
So you're fine with money laundering as well? Because parallel construction is inadmissible evidence laundering.
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