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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
He would want the value of the donkey. The son would offer the value of the tickets. Lawyers would make it somewhere in the middle. Then the lawyers would walk off with all the money.
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6y ago
Of course I updated my OP.
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6y ago
I think the OP is actually suggesting that password protection provides a layer of defence in depth.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
.ssh/id_rsa... Nasty!
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
Climate change causes... climate change. Whatever the climate has been for centuries in your area it will probably be different in the next 10-20 years. It might be warmer, wetter, cooler, drier or just more variable. It's hard to pred
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6y ago
So your weather has been unusual as well? Would you say that this might be reminiscent of a changing climate? The anecdotal accounts of weird climate changes in many locations are really stacking up at this point. Together with the scientif
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6y ago
Don't worry they've rebalanced recently. Next year they should have wasted significantly less on technical staff and about the same invested on management and advocacy. It hard to see why more folk don't donate really.
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6y ago
But they are not in the Bay Area. This sort of climate change is probably due to climate change. Who knows what climate change climate change will bring to the Midwest. If it is the sort of unpredictableness happening where I live it will b
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6y ago
This is briliant. It means bundling Chromium. But it could work.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
Not always. In an ionic fluid electric current can be transmitted via movement of positive ions.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
Thanks I updated my OP with those numbers.
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6y ago
These are USA numbers correct? My numbers are whole world numbers.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
I have absolutely no idea what anything means in that chart. If you have a good source I would be delighted to read it.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
Isn't it rather exaggerated? Doesn't agriculture as a whole cause around 11% of emissions but car driving and heating/cooling causes around 30%? So if we all stopped eating meat we could cut emissions but a couple of % but if
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6y ago
Being pedantic. If we eat the stuff they feed to the cows I eat we would die. Grass is not human digestible. My point being the problem is not meat which is a natural part of our diet (and is traditionally raised on land not well suited to
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6y ago
Yes I also use the various attempts at vim emulation in the newer Firefox versions. The attempts are commendable given the limitations of the APIs. None of them are anywhere near as powerful in terms of vim like behaviour. If you never used
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
So would anyone care to explain how vimperiator style customization is possible with webextensions? Newer Firefox explicitly does not support that level of customization.
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6y ago
They really are not. Even Mozilla would not make that claim.
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6y ago
As a power user I am aware of more than one breaking change. They constantly mess up my attempts to automate provisioning. Add on installation has been messed up. Lots of my user.js suddenly gets ignored because of breaking changes.
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6y ago
Thunderbird is pretty useful as well. Actually I would pay for Thunderbird if I was asked to.
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6y ago
Maybe that's why I never understood electricity if the mental model they teach is just physically wrong... The OP is an example when they talk about cold penentrating which makes no sense.
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6y ago
Cold AIR permeates. That is correct. But there is no physical concept of COLD. The physical concept that exists is heat energy. Temperature is defined as the amount of heat energy per unit of matter. When something gets colder the physical
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6y ago
Thinking of cold penetrating/moving is a terrible mental model. First it is physically wrong. Second the more physically correct mental model of heat moving is just as conceptually easy. Third once you start thinking of heat energy mov
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6y ago
This is what is physically happening so it is a much better mental model.
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6y ago
Cold is not something that can penetrate. Cold is merely a relatively low amount of heat energy per unit of mass. When something cools heat energy is conducted/convected/radiated away from an object causing it to have a lower amou
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6y ago
A no deal hard Brexit was not obvious before the last election. I said a percentage of the decrease. Obviously Brexit has not caused a 20% economic drop.
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6y ago
Why would one donate to an organisation the fires workers whilst paying millions to execs?
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6y ago
I guess Mozilla is going bust soon. Is there anyway to save Firefox and Thunderbird?
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6y ago
I and nearly everyone else even know who they are certainly don't care what Mozilla think about this. We know it as the custodian of Firefox and nothing more. Beyond that my limited (and I do mean limited because I seriously don't
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6y ago
Mozilla's whole purpose is Firefox (and Thunderbird). If Mozilla exists without Firefox it has totally and utterly failed in its one purpose.
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