jazoom

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931.
by jazoom 10y ago
If you'll see my other comments you'll notice I defend it as not being so ridiculous, and that celsius is also arbitrary. I didn't deride a nation for using Fahrenheit.
932.
by jazoom 10y ago
I've been known to use it as well. To input in my calculator to convert it to celsius. :)
933.
by jazoom 10y ago
That doesn't sound very useful to me, and certainly is not benefit enough to use Fahrenheit.
934.
by jazoom 10y ago
Stuff like this really annoys me. I don't think I could ever survive in your country. Maybe if I was born into it I could handle it.
935.
by jazoom 10y ago
I think they have ways but there are fees involved and some mucking around.
936.
by jazoom 10y ago
Good point, but Fahrenheit is dead in the water. The scientific community will never accept it, neither will anyone from a metric country.
937.
by jazoom 10y ago
You're right that Fahrenheit is probably the least silly of your measurings, since Celsius is just on a different scale and almost as arbitrary. But all the others are just ridiculous. Though, celsius does have the benefit of being on
938.
by jazoom 10y ago
This case is for conduct a few years ago. They've tightened up since then.
939.
by jazoom 10y ago
You still can't transfer money between bank accounts, use a sensible system for measuring anything or advertise correct costs (non-included sales tax, tipping, etc.). I think you've got some more basic issues to tackle before gett
940.
by jazoom 10y ago
>If you are unable to establish a legal compliance program alongside your growth plan, then consider managing your risk through good customer service. A high standard of service will likely meet most consumer laws and win you more custom
941.
by jazoom 10y ago
We're all geniuses when we have 30 years of retrospect.
942.
by jazoom 10y ago
And Semantic UI is far too large for a site that wants to be snappy.
943.
by jazoom 10y ago
Manually or automatically upon update of the website?
944.
by jazoom 10y ago
I suppose because the vulnerabilities would actually be vulnerabilities in someone else's code they don't feel it should come under their umbrella?
945.
by jazoom 10y ago
I just use qBitorrent's search functionality. It's a life-changer. I don't have to deal with the crap of any of those sites and I get to search all trackers at once... for Linux ditros, of course.
946.
by jazoom 10y ago
It does look very clean. Thanks.
947.
by jazoom 10y ago
Thanks for your input. May I ask what about it impressed you?
948.
by jazoom 10y ago
Penis bone
949.
by jazoom 10y ago
Yes. I'm thinking about using it for conditionally rendered stuff.
950.
by jazoom 10y ago
That's surprisingly good at finding what I'm searching for. Great work. Now just get the images loading a lot faster and I might even try to switch from Google.
951.
by jazoom 10y ago
Says 9 easy steps, then in nearly every single step the author mentioned how it was a painful slog to complete the step...
952.
by jazoom 10y ago
Thanks for clearing that up. It's not at all clear from their website.
953.
by jazoom 10y ago
Except Vue supports JSX.
954.
by jazoom 10y ago
For anyone else having trouble finding Kargo, it looks like it's now called Kubespray.
955.
by jazoom 10y ago
How have I never heard about this? Thanks for mentioning it.
956.
by jazoom 10y ago
Looks like trying to pick the installer for Linux except there are also different distributions.
957.
by jazoom 10y ago
I've been a lifetime Windows user and I just recently switched to Linux Mint. It's really come a long way since I last tried it 1-2 years ago. Actually, I've been having far more problems with Windows 10 than with Linux (just
958.
by jazoom 10y ago
What do they leave in?
959.
by jazoom 10y ago
But that is stripped out in production builds, so is not contributing to the size everyone is talking about.
960.
by jazoom 10y ago
> > so got a peddle. Well there's your problem. That's the cheap knockoff brand.

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