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kbart
9y ago
"There's no such thing as guilty or innocent when it comes to sexual harassment." If there are no procedures and we leave justice to public opinion then it's nothing more than a witchhunt. "It's not a crime
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kbart
9y ago
It depends on your location. It's on my way home from work, so it takes 10-15min max.
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"which primarily other countries heavily influenced by the UK" UK, which until recently, had to abide strict EU mandated consumer protection protection laws. You cannot make unsubstantial claims even in ads. Companies had been s
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9y ago
..or you can order online then go to shop and collect your order for free. It's usually the fastest method (except going to the shop and look for things yourself). I hate shopping so this is my preferred way of getting things locally.
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9y ago
I suffer from digestion issues too and would like to try elimination diet. Could you please share some reliable sources or advice on that? It's hard to google anything good health/diet related, because most sources are pure BS.
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9y ago
Not only publications like this, but all the contest on web. Just today I was reading Bitcoin related article and only realized how old it is when reaching the part where it promotes Mt. Gox as a trusty Bitcoin exchange service. It really a
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9y ago
Deliberately malicious behavior would land such person in jail as soon as serious accident happens. You can do a many things to trick human drivers as well to cause an accident, the only reason we don't see this happening very often is
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9y ago
Heh, you know something is seriously f*cked up in industry when lawyers are taken for an ethics compass.
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"Michael Allen, the activist who got Whole Foods to stop selling Haystack Mountain's goat cheese, says he understands why prisoners like having those jobs. But he'll keep fighting against prison labor until the workers get p
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9y ago
You should probably check your home for toxic materials, especially if that's an old building. Short stay at home shouldn't affect your health or more so immune system.
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Does not always work because shady apps often check for permissions on boot and refuse to start if i.e. some fart app can't access that contact list of yours "it desperately needs to function properly". Denying permissions on
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9y ago
That's Hiew[0], a popular hex editor for Windows. These screenshots looks legitimate. 0. http://www.hiew.ru
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9y ago
"You can only not install the app" That's what I actually do. I refuse to install apps that require broad permissions not related to their primary purpose. Though I do realize that I belong to that insignificant minority gr
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It was (still is?) a common practice to grant all permissions when installing an app from Google Play. Most people don't even look at the "annoying" popup that lists permissions to be granted and just press "accept&quo
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9y ago
I'm not familiar enough with this situation as I'm not American myself and can't open your link (it's paywalled), but I'm sure Americans are still free to use Alipay despite lawmakers like it or not. That's the
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9y ago
It's not an isolation as Americans are free to chose to use Alipay, WeChat or whatever any other service available on open net, as opposed to China where you can't use Google, Facebook and many other services even if you'd l
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9y ago
"Independence"? It definitely looks more like "isolation".
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9y ago
So? That doesn't make it right anyway.
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9y ago
"Some people need help to learn what foods to eat properly because their parents never taught them how or they just have bad eating habits." You don't need a nutritionist to tell you to stop eating junk/processed food.
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"To legislate that no cheaper versions of things should be available, even making them illegal, seems blind to the issues of those of limited means." That's why we can't have nice things (i.e. Paris agreement).
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9y ago
How can upgrading RAM or changing a broken fan in a laptop be more damaging to the environment than replacing the whole laptop? I just don't follow your logic.
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9y ago
As an European, I don't mind that as long it works and makes the world a little bit cleaner. Your RoHS example was spot on why this works as even cheap Chinese knock offs are usually RoHS compliant now.
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"We've come to the point where building the browser from scratch takes more than building the OS itself." It doesn't. It took ~5h to build a tiny (~150 MB) complete system (Linux kernel + Yocto based "OS") fr
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9y ago
Mass slow (seriously overpowered, especially against AI), mass shield, mass stone skin - 3 of the best 1st level spells belong to earth magic school. Not to mention town portal, anti-magic, resurrection and the most powerful offensive spell
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9y ago
Do you have description on the procedure of how you did all this by chance (especially, how did you get that graph[0])? I'm interested in reverse engineering, but can't find many good starting points to do it myself. And congrats
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Yes, I often wonder too where all these new inventions are gone after the initial enthusiasm and media attention fades. Probably every weeks you can find articles about 'breakthrough' in material science, battery, memory technolog
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No. The key difference is that iTunes owns the rights to the contest it promotes via some kind of author-distributor agreement, so all the contest is 'theirs'. Google search, on the other hand, crawls the whole web, but put result
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but Google antitrust investigation had started earlier than VW scandal, so maybe that's vice versa.
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"A decent company will have your future colleagues heavily involved in the hiring process" Of course, but you still have to get to them first as no sane company makes their engineers to do 1st round CV screening (especially for
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9y ago
"Avoid certification." So how do you get through HR wall? Padding CV with keywords is a common way to get an interview. I'm an embedded system engineer looking to move closer to IT security, so how do I get there without ex
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