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by icameron 2y ago
Well yeah, but that’s mostly because the vaccine wasn’t approved until after their party came into power after the 2020 election, despite Trump’s attempts to rush out a vaccine before the election.
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by icameron 2y ago
The pod challenge?
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by icameron 2y ago
I have the searing memory of seeing a high school teacher plunge his wet bare hand into molten lead. I’ll always remember leidenfrost.
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by icameron 2y ago
FYI on modern Windows you need to save it outside of the Temp or Downloads folder, and right-click and choose Unblock, then when you open it add to Trusted Documents in order for the macro enabled spreadsheet download to function. At least
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by icameron 2y ago
Who would do that? The project lacking active contributors is what enabled Jai Tan to get away with it in the first place.
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by icameron 2y ago
About 10 years ago my team was using Vala for a production embedded system because it would transpile to C and cross compile to target the ARM platform. It was a lot easier to write a couple hundred lines of Vala than implement a bunch of
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by icameron 3y ago
Same here, I gave up trying to use a spade bit for drilling that old wood. It’s impact driver and speed bit or auger bits, or bust. Nothing quite like the smell of old lumber!
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by icameron 3y ago
Case in point- I worked for a company who had a domain name that was connected to a CMS. Once it expired someone else bought it and put an exact copy of the old site on it including the admin login page. An unsuspecting user could easily
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by icameron 3y ago
I would like to know what you’re being downvoted for. It’s not bad advice, necessarily… this was the way 20 years ago. I mean isn’t hacker news running kind of like this as a monolith on a single server? People might be surprised how far
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by icameron 3y ago
I just had to look that up. It’s another name for a wall sit. Brutal!
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by icameron 3y ago
Yeah! Also the study video is a head on collision with a wood-post steel guardrail, and that is not at all a common angle to hit those at. The F-150 or most any modern truck even a midsize with a couple passengers is over 5000. Who funded t
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by icameron 3y ago
Consider blocking 22 except whitelist your own IP. My ISP changes my IP rarely in practice and when they do I can log into the hosting web admin panel and update the rule.
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by icameron 3y ago
I'm trying this now with 20ga solid core, at least without solder it is still pulling apart even with more then 6 wraps. It could be my technique, still working on it. Thanks.
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by icameron 3y ago
Viewers are always free according to the pricing page. This headline applies only to “Dev Mode (beta)”
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by icameron 3y ago
Maybe because there are hundreds or thousands of compounds that can be produced during fermentation, higher alcohols, toxins, flavonoids, aminos, besides ethanol. It’s such a complicated biological process. Especially under home brewing co
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by icameron 3y ago
They make the Ranger again. It looks just like a Tacoma or Chevy Colorado, and have a Turbo Charged I-4
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by icameron 3y ago
What is this referring to in the article? > The benefit situation is no better. Workers get to see free movies when theaters aren’t busy, and get half off of meals purchased while at work. But that doesn’t help when you need to see a doc
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by icameron 3y ago
Hah good point! I am in the same boat, but FYI it is Cars 2 you're thinking of, in which Sir Miles Axlerod promotes Allinoil biofuel by running it in the World Grand Prix but colludes to blow up the race cars to give the alternative f
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by icameron 3y ago
Portlandland
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by icameron 3y ago
Good points but what you think about Bob ordering 47.05 worth of Strawberries?
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Citibank wins case after sacking banker over two-sandwich lunch claim(bbc.com)
1 points by icameron 3y ago|0 comments
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by icameron 3y ago
She didn't just finish, she finished in the top third of the field. 26.2 miles in 3:21:40 is a 7 minutes 42 seconds / mile pace. That still beats the modern-day (last 20 years) men's median time.
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by icameron 3y ago
The Stanford Daily article says “At the time, Fizz used Google’s Firestore database product to store data including user information and posts...Fizz did not have the necessary security rules set up, making it possible for anyone to query t
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by icameron 3y ago
Kiribati, in more than one way is living in the future. For two hours of the day are 2 calendar days ahead of most of us. (Being UTC+14)
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by icameron 3y ago
Pronounced like “Hi Lie” A Florida brewery, Cigar City, makes a 8% IPA called Jai Alai which I once ordered from a distributor, but had never heard it pronounced correctly. They came out with a keg and said “here’s your Jai Alai” which I he
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by icameron 3y ago
Thank you for sharing. This is the most fun I've had on a webpage in a while!
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by icameron 3y ago
I’ll always appreciate the simple solutions, and that comes from being a solo, overstretched developer for much of my early career. What I observed is when more people get involved the solutions always take on extra complexity. This could
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Harvard professor believes he's found fragments of alien technology(cbsnews.com)
9 points by icameron 3y ago|5 comments
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by icameron 3y ago
I was surprised to learn that alcohol withdrawal can be fatal, unlike heroin, which is incredibly uncomfortable but not fatal.
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by icameron 3y ago
I decided to use this as a good excuse to delete Reddit. I find myself going to it too often, and scrolling for too long, and afterwards I feel worse about the direction of humanity and down about the world. I’m not getting anything positi

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