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hnick
5y ago
I wonder if grating the onions would caramelise significantly quicker if you're going for a sauce-type result anyway.
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hnick
5y ago
I have always hated this phrasing. I prefer invalid or something that doesn't invoke legality.
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hnick
5y ago
Still remember trying to browse fonts on Google Fonts and my browser crashing as I scrolled too far. Shame on me for wanting to look at too many! At the very least they need a way to unload the earlier entries and reclaim resources.
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hnick
5y ago
I've heard China encourages/allows/supports some creators on YouTube for cultural export too. I mean if YouTube is 'banned' then someone like Dianxi Xiaoge with 7.5 million subscribers isn't exactly under the r
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hnick
5y ago
Instagram is intentionally annoying to use on browsers. Business users who have all their media in a folder and share an account between staff might welcome this. Post schedulers exist but are unreliable and annoying for adhoc posts.
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5y ago
That's what I thought, you might have to maintain a map of ISPs and such but even then it'd be hard to find all the clients under them.
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5y ago
If everyone somehow magically switched to the much larger IPv6 address space would that be a big problem for you?
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5y ago
It sometimes depends if you are relying on first party documentation or not. I have used systems with full and proper documentation and searching for an error code will give an exact match and as much detail as I want, sometimes in offline
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hnick
5y ago
Yes, was just saying if you really object it's not a big deal legally. Although most people don't as you say. Having elections on Saturdays definitely helps.
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5y ago
Yes if this voting style extended to primaries or other elections with multiple candidates from one party, it also has benefits. You can vote for the less popular candidate that better suits you, while falling back to the popular one you&#x
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5y ago
Yes but enforcement is lax and fines are low.
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5y ago
True, this article claims it was varnished but I don't see any evidence for the claim. Regardless, it was a silly stunt but did show his allegiance clearly. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/weekend-australian-magazine..
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5y ago
And notice how it's not leaving any marks. I heard it was coated/varnished. Can't have people thinking coal is dirty or anything crazy like that.
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5y ago
Every time I open Event Viewer I'm amazed at how many things are in there, and how exactly zero help with the problem I'm having.
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5y ago
Yes my mechanic ask me recently and that was my response. In Australia lower end electrics are very expensive still compared to typical mass market cars. Hoping we can squeeze a few more years out of our 14 year old car and see a change.
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5y ago
I have felt the effect between our two cars, but I think it's for another reason. I enjoy driving the older car because it is lighter, it responds, and I feel less shut off. The newer car is heavier, is sluggish (but far more powerful
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5y ago
GDPR will apply to EU citizens living abroad, and the country they are currently in may have conflicting rules. What then? The whole idea seems like a headache.
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5y ago
As long as money is power I think we would have to rely on those with the money wanting to give up some of the power. Of course, there are other forms of power the penniless can and have resorted to in the past. I have read that in the past
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Backups might get you up and running again, but the new hotness is threatening to release trade secrets, competitive advantages, and embarrassing emails. Even with an ironclad recovery some people might be inclined to pay in such a situatio
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5y ago
Do air conditioners need special handling over there? When we got ours serviced the guy told me that in Western Sydney the split systems sometimes shut down on the worst days when you need them due to heat in direct sunlight. You need shade
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On this new update of Firefox, tabs are disconnected from the page. Are they even tabs anymore?!? They're just disconnected rectangles with round corners! I'm half joking but honestly I don't know why they bother with this. A
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Yes the 2 different flavours of Control Panel for example are jarring. If MS seems to think that the new UI style is not fit for purpose or worth the effort for more rarely used or technical settings, why should I?
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5y ago
This can work for me but it tends to reset after sleeping. Taking it further, it also tends to just make me sick of that game which just means it's time to find another. And a theme park MMO like FFXIV will always have something else t
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The biggest problem with skill based matchmaking is that you eventually reach a point where you only win half of your games. There are days the struggle is appreciated, but some days that's just not fun - especially considering that it
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5y ago
I just built a nice little prison for the dot to live in. I'd guess a necessary enhancement to make it more of a game would be to have it pop the dot when it hits so you can never rest easy.
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5y ago
I think risk aversion is a big one, at least here in Australia. You might be seen as someone who failed rather than someone who tried and learned for next time. There is also not much VC culture so you have to convince conservative banks th
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It's not just height, it's the positioning at the end of aisles too, and the large 'sales' stickers to draw attention. IIRC they would request an all-or-nothing for your product line, so if it was something like dog food
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I've heard from a friend (in Australia) if you don't frequently buy placement you get bumped, and buying placement can be a losing proposition. They raise the price to squeeze all margin so it's just on the edge of making it
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5y ago
Like most things, it's not the cooking work that bothers me (I find it relaxing), but the cleaning. It adds up to a lot more to clean (boiling pot, strainer, pan for herbs, strainer for herbs, etc). But that's not too bad since I
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If I may share a recipe, his par-boiled baking soda roasted potatoes are a simple but amazing addition to my kit. https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-roast-potatoes-ever-rec... I doubt he invented it, but I don't doub
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