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by ihsw 11y ago
It's a cookie that applies across all browsers and devices, and you cannot remove it. There is no way to opt-out of this tracking. Analytics and ad operators, social media firms, and other data exchanges can identify you using this, an
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Actually there is a very strong argument to have buses and trains automated before consumer vehicles.
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Even if we get a user-friendly way to authorize outbound network access, users will still just click "Allow" and "Accept" to make the notifications go away. I am wholeheartedly open to maintaining a whitelist for all of
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That is correct, Angular leaves a lot to be desired. The tooling is just not there and the developer is usually left to do due diligence on their own. React/JSX and TypeScript are a response to this and it's fair bit more pleasant
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I live and breathe Angular SPA applications -- the vast majority of developers that work with it cannot comprehend a well-designed and usable Angular application. Proper error handling, sane state management, and keeping the codepaths short
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Chances are good that you have a dozen other apps logging your location as invasive as Facebook is, and those ones participate in the same data exchanges that Facebook does. There's a strong network of trackers both in the digital spac
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If the farce of the Democratic Party leader nomination is any indication of democracy in the US then you're in for a big disappointment -- the winners and losers are hand-picked there as well.
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That is correct. NVMe-backed storage, 10 GigE-backed network IO, and 16-core CPU gets you pretty far nowadays for ~$5K USD, and RAM starts to be the limiting factor. Disk IO and network IO can be saturated pretty easily, and that kind of wo
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> Perhaps the additional damage is caused by increased infectiousness since the virus would be spread through more diverse intermediaries on its way to various centrifuge systems? And there it is. Fingerprinting the variety of recipients
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I think another question is more important -- is it easy to convert an existing app to a Zappa app? Programmatically, that is.
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It's not just Vancouver that's experiencing abnormally low salaries for tech jobs, all of Canada is. The brain drain is slow but inevitable.
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Which videos does this occur on? The e10s system is new and some plug-ins may not accommodate e10s yet.
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I meant to use it as a communications tool, not for pushing/pulling/etc. Responding to issues, accepting/declining PRs, and so forth.
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Whatever happens, I hope they improve their Android app. It is one of the most pathetic things I've ever had the mispleasure of using. Is it really that difficult to get push notifications for pull requests, issues, and my homepage new
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The tech simply isn't there yet. Conventional fighter jets have more speed, travel and strike range, and more maneuverability. They will outflank drones every time -- I'm not kidding, they stand absolutely zero chance against figh
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Yep, that's the Su35. They started with the Su27, overhauled everything to the point of absurdity, and then rolled back overly complicated features. Now the RuAF has a fantastic multirole fighter that rivals the F35 but years before th
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Why not forgive the loans? The negative affect of debt on people's capacity to contribute to the world economy is high, and I think it stands to reason that people would contribute more for the duration of paying off their loan if the
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I think it's important to note that this intellectual exercise obviates the fact that our reliance on energy resources is as dangerous to the environment as it is to our economy.
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Here is his Amazon review for SurjTech USB-C cable: https://www.amazon.com/review/R2XDBFUD9CTN2R The culprit is shoddy wiring.
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I think it's safe to say that people are generally irresponsible, all things considered. As for how to handle the mountain of student loan debt -- inflation used to work as a soft form of debt relief but banks screw with people by jack
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Commodity prices have already crashed through the floor, seeing them crash further may actually start freaking people out. Frankly I think we need to stimulate the demand side of things -- give people free money, and don't let the bank
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Younger people are saving more cash than ever -- and I'm not willing to chalk it up to financial illiteracy. Even well-off individuals are sticking to plain savings accounts that do nothing other than gather dust with their 1% annual r
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Exactly. The Saudis tried petro-power politics by driving prices up through cutting production, but other OPEC members immediately increased production for the additional lucrative revenue. OPEC has been dead for a while -- why? It was a
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The staffing required to operate a nuclear submarine is astronomical , so it would set the person:server node ratio back decades . It might be fun but there are better things you can do with $700M.
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Eh, I think it's indeed more of an intellectual curiosity than anything else, but personally I cannot support enough our encroachment on the ocean. It truly is the last frontier on the surface of the Earth that we have yet to reliably
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Yeah I'm not sure what it has to do with it either, desiccants[1] are nothing new and they are the standard when it comes to humidity reduction in shipping. You might be familiar with those little packets of silica beads in foods and c
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They don't need to drive slower, they can park themselves outside of ports and refuse to discharge their cargo. And they are doing just that.
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Several currencies are sliding down against the USD (for a variety of reasons). Food crops may be good but food prices are the first thing to spike when inflation spikes, and many nations have seen food prices climb ~20% across the board wi
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This is Washington DC (absolutely egregious omission by NYTimes, IMO), and not only were the roads blanketed with snow but exceedingly slippery a day earlier. See here for anecdotal reports regarding the city's absurd winter road str
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We should expect the FBI to become involved if there is any credence to this, and the domain name thecthulhu.com (Namecheap with WhoisGuard) should be taken down shortly. Heads will roll, that much is certain. Does anyone have a file listin

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