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glennpratt
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That's not how public/private encryption works, which is what comes to mind when you say keys. Not that I have any clue how this actually works!
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I have never seen anyone automate what Bors does with Jenkins and have anything approaching decent UX. The closest I've ever seen is a permanent stage branch that sometimes has automatic promotion, little integration with reviews and i
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I couldn't disagree more about companies being unaware. I've seen more then one smart, physically fit developer have to pull back or be reassigned from development entirely. This is a direct loss for my employer, especially when h
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Maybe, but the most capable developer I've ever worked with was also a capable rock climber and white water kayaker. He was still forced off the keys for a year or so around the age of 40.
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I don't understand your point; garbage in, garbage out. I have a very old account and browse suggestions using my brain, not randomly. While not perfect, almost every recommendation right now looks like something I could watch. Bicycli
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Maybe you don't need to admire historic figures to acknowledge good policies? This doesn't seem very complicated. We constantly try to abstract good decisions into "good people" and that seems like a mistake.
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It's primarily a criticism of modern perception of Sparta, particularly "300". I don't see why it need be any more fair than it is. > comparing the popular legacy of Sparta (embodied in films like 300) with the histor
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> I would hope that interfaces to Apple health Google Fit integrates with Apple Health so I'm not sure there's an incentive to break anything here.
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As a bike commuter in Portland, OR, year round DST will probably discourage me in the winter. Of course, winter already does a good job of that!
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I use git with no aliases and have forever. I came from SVN, and myself and the entire team I worked with at the time enjoyed the transition and had very few issues. So much of this drama seems propped up on things that just aren't tha
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This is possible and has been for a long time. https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/documen...
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> BTW why people won't use OpenBazaar instead? Disputes and legal recourse.
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That's more of the inverse. I think an AirPlay receiver on your Mac might work, but I'm not sure. Sidecar, Duet Display and Astropad let you draw on your iPad as a secondary display for your Mac, using Mac apps.
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Trivially? In Hong Kong? I don't think this is accurate, though it may come to be in the future. Which is sort of the point, why allow the techno dystopia to come?
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"Journal of Inquiry & Action in Education, 5(1), 2012" was a top link for me, apologies for not picking that, but I figured Google has something for every bias. https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1134242
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> Isn't the practice of closing school during the summer kind of suggestive? I don't think that's the case since education wasn't a given for the poor. https://www.google.com/search?q=why+does+school+c
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> take the control away from the user/network-admin You are confusing the network admin and the user. Most users have little reason to trust their router, they often don't own it, update it or have any clue about it. Even exper
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Test files that were not shipped to customers...
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This isn't true in my experience. I've witnessed plenty of people in wealthy US suburbs that stock bottled water at home and even stock up on vacation. They claim it's for the taste and purity.
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I just did this and no major outlets came up. When I looked for major outlets, the articles were skeptical.
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I live in Portland. Last time I toured Bonneville, no turbines were operating on the East side. The ranger told us there was sufficient solar and wind at the time and they shutdown to protect aquatic life. Assuming that's true, I assum
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Are you sure? I don't recall it using GTK3 on Mac. > A native Mac OS X GUI application > GTK+ and Qt GUI applications for Linux, BSD, etc. https://github.com/transmission/transmission
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What? All of these products probably have a miles long changelog. I mean, I can assume you don't care for the change, but it's there. Streetview was launched in 2007.
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I took a cruise of the Mediterranean with family and loved every bit of it. Most of the time, the ship was just a magical hotel room you returned to after a long day exploring and woke up in another amazing city. We planned most excursions
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Lord help us if we allow nuance.
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You are wading into the complex web of how democracy works in the US. Denigrating the "elite" Supreme Court and ignoring all the other elites and distortions involved in any state legislation seems disingenuous. https://
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Did you use the first iPhone? It had a ton of gaps, even in the market at the time. I believe they would have hamstrung it if not addressed in subsequent versions. I personally have never viewed iPhone as an example of perfectionism in prod
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> your political views all fit neatly within a single party’s mainstream That wasn't the claim I was addressing.
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So, not really extremist, just boring, nationalist fear mongering that is nearly old as time. You are entitled to your opinions and I mine. You probably think I am incapable of independent thought and I think you're a narcissist for th
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> it's even more true when you find someone who almost entirely espouses mainstream views I've never met this straw man. Please present one so I can try to understand. Also, I'd love for you to define mainstream which is s
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