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by geoka9 12y ago
> whereas weight lifting after 40 is a bit sketchy. At a competitive level, probably yes. As an exercise, very good for muscle mass, bone mass, cardio health, etc.
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by geoka9 12y ago
OAuth2
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by geoka9 12y ago
> I want to suggest that the success of the Go programming language is about aesthetics at this point. Or rather the lack of them, it least in my case (just look at the site). There is so much emphasis nowadays placed on the form and the
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by geoka9 12y ago
> and ‘Esc’ to move around again. For me personally this is the reason I stopped using Vi(m) except for occasional config file editing on unfamiliar servers, and started looking elsewhere (Emacs) for my goto text editor. I'm not loo
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by geoka9 12y ago
On the contrary, he's a politician riding the wave of militaristic nationalism that he helped create. Patriotism and such have nothing to do with it.
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by geoka9 12y ago
> and why would the president "illegally" remove himself from the country? That is the question you would have to ask him. AFAIK, not a single official from his government or staff or party has been arrested or hurt since the p
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by geoka9 12y ago
The president illegally removed himself from the country, rendering the government inoperable - no bill could be signed into law by him "in absentia". He could return to the country but he chose not to. Calling for new elections a
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by geoka9 12y ago
> the "coup" in question literally consisted of the elected representatives of the Ukranian people kicking out the president In fact, the president _illegally_ fled the country (on a Russian navy ship) leaving the parliament no
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by geoka9 12y ago
Lest this thread gets hijacked with unnecessary "political bickering", I suggest we avoid using words like "coup" here.
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by geoka9 13y ago
> walking to their jobs See nothing wrong with that. Unless we're talking much more than 5 kilometers and/or the job is physically strenuous.
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by geoka9 13y ago
Rogozin tweeted a couple of days ago that US astronauts should go to space on a trampoline. It's interesting that a deputy PM can be so unprofessional as to say things like that in public, but that's modern Russian politics for yo
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by geoka9 13y ago
> The apparent need to mumble in order to pronounce Russian fluently is probably the hardest thing for me to get over. Heh, I have the opposite problem: I tend to mumble when speaking English (I'm a native Russian speaker). Wanna tr
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by geoka9 13y ago
> Pardon? Russian spelling isn't "truly phonetic". Why is the common -ого ending not spelled -ово? Why is the first в of здравствуйте not pronounced? You can just as well pronounce those and it'll still be valid Russi
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by geoka9 13y ago
Sorry to hear that. Cycling is usually considered good for the knees provided they are kept in warmth.
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by geoka9 13y ago
Not so much when it's cold.
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by geoka9 13y ago
Not literally, no. But that's the impression I got from your post. Sorry if I misconstrued it.
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by geoka9 13y ago
I'd say that's what OAuth2, with its scoped access tokens, was made for.
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by geoka9 13y ago
> I'm not sure where you got that. Simple. The grand parent herself says that it's unusual for a male to make eye contact with her at a conference, except when somebody is trying to hit on her.
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by geoka9 13y ago
> Prominent GitHub Engineer When I read the title (having never heard of Julie Horvath before), I expected the article to explain her technical contributions. However, there seem to be none that would make her a "prominent github en
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by geoka9 13y ago
I don't think Putin has a well-defined plan per se. I suspect he's simply testing the waters to see how far he can go without causing any significant blow back. First he sends some troops in unmarked uniforms to seize the Crimean
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by geoka9 13y ago
> That is disputed and there is much talk of rigged elections, but I don't know enough about the elections to have an opinion. The presidential elections were "certified" by international observers. So I think it's fa
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by geoka9 13y ago
Yes, in that case, starting with calorie moderation is key. In fact, even if you don't do anything else, this alone should bring your weight down to managable levels where you can start doing exercises that look injury-prone now. But e
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by geoka9 13y ago
There are so many steps in between walking 20 minutes a day and running 5 miles a day. Like, for example, I'm sure adding a 7 minute workout to your daily 20 minutes would do a world of good over the long run. https://news.y
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by geoka9 13y ago
According to this guy, sugar and carbs contribute to the development of cancer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUlE1VHGA40
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by geoka9 13y ago
> Elsewhere, struggling white rural America is stocking up on canned goods and embracing the politics of chaos, sending pols to Washington ready to hit the default button and start the whole national experiment all over again. Is it real
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by geoka9 13y ago
> US can change their laws all they want, they still can't shut down a bank in Slovenia They can and do go after banks that have subsidiaries in the US. They also can pressure those banks that don't by going after their affilia
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by geoka9 13y ago
Thank you for the duolingo link! I found my ultimate procrastination tool :)

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