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jazoom
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> Turns out there's an overlap between certain symptoms of depression and being madly in love Such as? I'm having a hard time coming up with any.
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Also anecdote: I've lived in 3 different Australian states over 30 years and have never once felt the ground or a building shake. This is not an "Australia" thing.
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I've never once felt VS Code was a webpage.
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8y ago
So they get wrong one in ten thousand. I bet you can't guess the age of 9999/10000 people.
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I'm not sure why you'd be referring to me in the third person while replying to me, but if that's the case then yes, it's quite possible they've improved. > SWF content on all platforms other than iOS is JIT comp
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And if they chose those languages there'd be people here complaining about that choice.
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Except Adobe Air doesn't compile to native and the apps don't run until you nag the user to download the Air runtime.
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8y ago
And one who doesn't just happen to sell the thing she just told you you need.
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I've always thought it strange this project isn't more popular.
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I've been using this for years. Did something significant happen with it?
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Where does it say that? Unless I'm mistaken, the actual book itself is free too, which is generous.
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8y ago
> ...for 4 years without issue. What is an issue is when I forget and am still awake at 1am. Well, that's exactly the issue I would expect from long-term use. The body tends not to bother manufacturing its own supply of something as
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8y ago
I don't think what you're saying is correct about Australia. Queensland just joined the ranks of states to legalise elective termination of pregnancy. If "murdering babies" and gay marriage can get through the morals of
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That point has already been well-established in all the other comments.
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It's not unique in that. There are other single-atom molecules.
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8y ago
Not very useful but since it's his own project he can do whatever he likes. It looks like he's having fun, which is great. Except his beehive died. That kinda sucks.
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They're also sometimes spelled the same. Doesn't make it correct.
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I tried to engage with SO when I first started programming about 8 years ago, but I think I said something someone didn't like or that wasn't technically allowed by their rules or something. I think they wanted me to ask a bunch o
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8y ago
What's wrong with the mail app? Probably nothing, except it couldn't be uninstalled.
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8y ago
Amazingly, despite the fact that good diet and exercise are by far the best things you can do to treat type 2 diabetes, it's actually in the guidelines in Australia to commence metformin from the beginning. The reason being that studie
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8y ago
I've never seen that in a guideline or heard a doctor recommend that, but I agree it's strange. But it makes sense to me if it's a case of "replace your endosperm-only pasta with whole-wheat pasta". It's not pr
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> I don't thing the crisis we're in right now should be blamed on patients; they might want a script, but that doesn't mean its in their interest. I'm guessing you're American since you're assuming everywher
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> What is wrong with doctors these days :( Disclaimer: I'm a doctor. It may be different where you are from, but patients are usually the ones who want a script for something and not to be told to put away their devices, stay away f
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8y ago
This looks amazing. I might have to check it out again some time.
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The government won't care if those companies withdraw. Our citizens will absolutely care they can no longer Gmail and Whatsapp and will vote them out at the next election. But that happens every 3 years anyway, so it won't make a
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That's a false dichotomy. The third option is the obvious one: use a framework that will be well-maintained.
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Please accept my apologies for the idiocy of our politicians. If it makes you feel better, they are generally too technologically incompetent to actually enforce anything like this.
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> If you are on shoe string , sending your own email is a better solution. Or just use something like Elastic Email or SES. > The original question was for marketing email, if you are sending a million marketing emails a month and not
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I can come up with examples all day of things people could create where they care about $900 leaving their pocket each month. Dismissing all these projects wholesale (as the parent comment did) is not helpful.
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Or you run a popular free service or service that makes so little money this is important. Consider F5bot. It wouldn't take too many subscribers getting several emails per day to hit 1000000 per month.
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