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7y ago
At least if it's wrong you can change it!
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Try uploading an copyrighted song to YouTube or Vimeo (and maybe Facebook?). They made it work very well, too aggressively sometimes.
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I believe Bill Harding is working on improving Linux trackpad drivers (or trying to find people who can) https://bill.harding.blog/linux-touchpad-like-a-macbook-prog...
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Or a Confluence document in my experience.
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Are robberies less common in the suburbs? Are schools in the suburbs better than those in the city? Why is it easier to affect government in suburbs? I'm not sure if you're discussing Baltimore in particular or if you are making t
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An alternative method is to add the timeline to your ad blocker so you don't see it any more, and only use the Messenger app on mobile!
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That's a good point, thanks very much.
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Why not show the video as "uploaded" to the user posting the video (and playback from a local copy), and then publish in the background to other users? Latency of 0 :)
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I've never imagined a phone company that aims to improve overall quality of life using phones, rather than just providing mobile service, fascinating to think about. Are customers able to opt out of additional support and if so do any
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Not in Sydney as far as I know. I'd love a lens portal at the "Planespotting beach" (-33.947075,151.168389)
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I'm genuinely interested to see how this goes, do you have a blog?
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Canberra, Australia has a ban on billboards, with the exception of the airport. https://www.abc.net.au/news/specials/curious-canberra/2017-0...
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I had no idea the software was in use and this stable! Is the discord community the best way to follow progress or are there other resources?
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Did the X-ray have the metal L/R "tags" in the image? Did you assume the radiographer had placed these incorrectly? My understanding is they are how you understand orientation.
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How to increase train use by up to 35% with one simple trick
(theconversation.com)
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Is there an open source replacement for Google Maps timeline that doesn't destroy battery life? I know how bad it is privacy wise but I get so much utility of being able to see all the places I have been on a map, it's so wonderfu
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I think the concerns others have mentioned about the title/content level are valid, but even though I knew most of the commands I enjoyed reading this! I quite liked your writing style and page design.
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What map data does Uber use? I think they're making heavy use of Google Maps' API for the front end but what about the routing - do they roll their own or use Mapbox/Google?
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What was the efficient travel to work company? Sounds interesting.
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I'd love to see a CAPTCHA for identifying a business/feature in Mapillary imagery which can then be later verified and added to OpenStreetMap!
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> In releasing the redacted PDF of the report to the public, Barr avoids suspicion that the document had been edited (changed) in addition to straightforward redactions. PDF serves the need to unambiguously assure the press and the publi
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I find this a fascinating point. In my understanding it's in complete contrast to the modernist architectural movement with its ideals of urban renewal. Anyone have any other thoughts on this current Zeitgeist?
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http://lite.cnn.io/ would be a great candidate site for easy publishing to Github in some sort of markdown. Of course I imagine there would be license problems.
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Hard engineering problem - where do you open up the fuselage to get the people out? It's a tube so you can't weaken it. You also can't open a hole at the back and let them slide out backwards, you'd need a cylindrical tu
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See the English README for the Github repo here (explains the cause): https://github.com/996icu/996.ICU/blob/master/README_EN.md
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My dream is a command line email client with Google Inbox's todo list mentality, with Vim keybindings which I can keep in a Mosh session. Is there anything at all like this? I'm still getting the hang of Mutt and setting it up pro
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Seconded, would love to use this with Firefox.
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Oops pasted the wrong link, too much coffee. Thanks.
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Heads up, Sydney's median multiple was 13 at the end of 2017! I think it's come down a bit but not that much. We do have a pretty awesome train network though, I don't own a car and it's wonderful. Have a look at this gr
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> One bottle of wine per week is associated with an increased absolute lifetime cancer risk for non-smokers of 1.0% (men) and 1.4% (women) Is that 1% on top of whatever double digit percentage everyone is at risk of cancer anyway? I'
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