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11y ago
Denver still has the issue that it's a 20 mile drive from downtown out of some misguided belief that the city was just going to instantly grow out to it.
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11y ago
I really like the .NET Framework, so this is firmly tongue-in-cheek, but I found this amusing: Switch.MS.Internal.DoNotApplyLayoutRoundingToMarginsAndBorderThickness=false
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11y ago
Ramdajs links to an old article that explains it pretty well: https://web.archive.org/web/20140714014530/http://hughfdjack... Ramdajs: http://ramdajs.com/0.16/index.html
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11y ago
How else would you follow blogs? Do you visit 20+ blogs to see if they've been updated recently?
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11y ago
The difference is that one has guns.
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11y ago
So if someone leaves the NSA because they disagree with the actions of the NSA, they should still be "punished" by the free market? That seems... counterproductive.
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11y ago
When you're married, a shared account is pretty important.
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11y ago
Very cool. I'm a big fan of rogue-likes, and have been thinking about something very similar to this for awhile (I guess I'll have to change my plans). For those that missed it, there is a downloadable version as well: http:/
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11y ago
The "whole point" of advertising isn't to remove the voluntary part of trade. It's to improve discoverability and to encourage you to buy. At no point does it compel you to buy.
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The incentive to do that is only if they are extremely short-sited and don't feel that consumer trust is important to their long-term survival.
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11y ago
Imports with emacs is a pretty simple add: http://tleyden.github.io/blog/2014/05/27/configure-emacs-as-...
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11y ago
Which is what it comes down to: what you are familiar with. I don't thing the hype around either types of sports is strange. They are entertainment that people can relate to.
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11y ago
A lot of the interest in traditional professional sports comes from 1) having played the sport in some capacity so that you understand the intricacies of the game or at least have studied the game enough to have internalized those intricaci
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11y ago
Detecting ad blockers is usually a futile effort, though. The ad blockers will quickly discover that you are doing it and then just block your detection code.
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11y ago
Their "goods and services" ARE the shows. The show isn't free to produce.
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11y ago
I upvoted you because I agree that it is actually pretty easy to eat healthily for pretty cheap if you are willing to manage it correctly. I will say that you seem to have a surprising low daily caloric intake, though. I have a high metabol
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11y ago
Criminals use lock picks when you don't want someone to know that they broke in. Most criminals are the "snatch-and-grab" type. They are more likely to look for an unlocked window or just break a window. Oh, and deadbolts are
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11y ago
Speaking for the OP, that number is not uncommon with IBS.
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11y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9653389
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11y ago
No it's not, it's an insult.
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11y ago
Yes, I was. Thanks.
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11y ago
To paint this in starkly generational terms seems counterproductive. No one that I know (in my "Generation X" circle) thinks that your employer is your "friend". Companies will often play that up when you get out of coll
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11y ago
This also points to a situation that I sometimes find myself, where I try to be "clever" in solving a problem and, even if the solution works, is ultimately more confusing than the straightforward method. As I've maintained m
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11y ago
If that's how social science is done, then the "science" part should be dropped. My guess is that social scientists are (hopefully) more rigorous than that.
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11y ago
"Flexing its muscles in its old spheres of influence" is an interesting way to say, "invading and taking over another country."
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11y ago
And, you know, the organizations and companies that continue to work with them now that they KNOW that it is happening.
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11y ago
I'm guessing the DOJ has something figured out.
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11y ago
Buddhism has some interesting views on the nature of consciousness and "selfness". I think this is an interesting opportunity to think about what being "you" really means.
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11y ago
It's targeted towards the military, so the price is "as much as we can get."
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11y ago
Which is why those laws were created in the first place. Because some people WOULD stop an African-American from getting in their car.
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