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by johnyzee 5y ago
It sounds pretty standard, and it doesn't sound like the OP has put a lot of work into considering why it works the way it does. Know that annoying executive who likes to come to the development team and ask them for work? That's
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by johnyzee 5y ago
What a weirdly apologetic article. Could it have something to do with the remarks near the bottom? CD Projekt has spent the year since the game’s launch trying to win back the faith of gamers—and investors.
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by johnyzee 5y ago
No, just "Face" (it's cleaner). And then sue anyone else using the word.
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by johnyzee 5y ago
I have heard this story many times. The police don't give a hoot about your app that says someone stole your bike. So as you said, the GPS is of questionable value in itself. In the cases I know of, people had to go vigilante and go ou
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by johnyzee 5y ago
We have had two e-bikes in three years, both were stolen within six months. We even take the battery when leaving the bike (in both cases the theft happened one of the few times we didn't). Obviously the bikes were locked. This happens
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“Little kids would phone up and ask if they could speak with Mario,” remembers Dan. “There was this wonderful innocence about it, like believing in Santa. We never had the heart to say he wasn’t real, so we’d say that he was busy making a
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by johnyzee 5y ago
As far as I was able to learn (don't remember the details, sorry), git does not do well with large binary files. I believe it ends up with a lot of duplication. It is the major thing I am missing from git, currently we store assets (li
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by johnyzee 5y ago
I, too, am curious about the negative effects of coffee (or caffeine, rather). The potential positives are well known through many studies like the OP, but it is also well known that caffeine triggers a stress response (increased adrenaline
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by johnyzee 5y ago
Now that you mention it, they post a lot of covid statistics daily in the media here, but none of them are 'How many of new infections are vaccinated people'.
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It is well established that fasting increases the level of growth hormone, quite significantly too. It's the leptin trigger. Just google effect of fasting on growth hormone. I think the OP is talking about Steen Ekberg the keto youtube
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> society just pushes us to assume that even the tiniest pang of hunger is a negative health issue This is the mistake. In fact, the hunger pangs and light headedness, nausea, etc. are the result of low blood sugar. This can be a dangero
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by johnyzee 5y ago
Definitely. Just go look for the official line on how to eat for losing weight. They actually recommend lots of small meals as often as possible. It's ridiculuous.
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"All disease begins in the gut" -- Hippocrates It seems we just keep discovering more effects of the microbiome on health. I heard about this anti-inflammation effect just yesterday. I think it was explained as gram negative bac
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by johnyzee 5y ago
Hardware devices like the crypto wallets are a pretty good solution (no pun intended), imho. Both very convenient and very secure. I like the minimalism of something like the Trezor, no battery, tiny B/W display and two hardware button
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I should rephrase my original contention: The war was not started to free slaves. Nor was this on the agenda in the first stages of the war. I believe you would agree with that. To say that the civil war was 'about' slavery is a n
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The fact that slavery was part of their state charters does not show that the war was started over slavery. The fact is that Lincoln upheld the rights of the Southern states with regards to slavery, both before and after the start of the ci
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by johnyzee 5y ago
Weird. It was verifiably not about slavery - at least not from the beginning. It was not an issue until well into the war. Also, I completely disagree with your interpretation. Recognizing that people at that time, on both sides, did not ac
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by johnyzee 5y ago
A tip if you are scared of spiders: Trap them in a glass, then slide some hard surface underneath. You can now move the spider (like out a window) while holding it trapped with the lid. This has actually eliminated much of my arachnophobia,
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by johnyzee 5y ago
Eat the SIM card.
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Seems like the vulnerability is that hidden characters can be added to code, which will not show up in the web interfaces of the products affected (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, Bamboo, pretty much the whole Atlassian suite). > A vulnera
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Atlassian warns of high severity vulnerability in multiple products(confluence.atlassian.com)
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by johnyzee 5y ago
This story seems to be getting flagged (based on the posting time/upvote count, compared to other stories). Wonder why?
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I had a pair of gun range earplugs when my kids were small. Putting them in was like taking a valium some days.
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With the criminal organizations as often as not being large investment banks...
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Nets is owned by Mastercard.
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Valid question, but anecdotally, travelling often in the third world, 4G is always available, even when the whole neighborhood goes dark. Most homes use 4G routers (with a battery, basically a headless phone with a hotspot) for internet, fo
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30% of every sale is extortion, but even worse, and further proving the point, is that they prohibit taking payments through any other channel. How is it not illegal for the platform to force the use of their own payment service? Isn't
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by johnyzee 5y ago
I follow bitcoin and have read plenty of descriptions of taproot, but this was the best one so far.
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In case you didn't know, this is almost word for word Satoshi's prediction for the bitcoin success scenario. [1] [1] https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/emails/cryptography/17... It might make sense j
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Israel examines heart inflammation cases after Pfizer shot(bloomberg.com)
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