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by kls 7y ago
It is fairly simple, they do not die in the same temps when the PPM of these chemicals are low, the temps are secondary and are allowing the chemicals to make certain bonds that are toxic to the reef. Absent the chemicals the reefs tolerate
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by kls 7y ago
You don't need to argue with them, vax your kids and let the anti's die of disease that you and your family are immune to. It is their choice and their freedom of choice. The info is out there if they choose to ignore it, it is th
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by kls 7y ago
They are not that sensitive to temperature change, the article is bad science, the reefs are being bleached and killed by titanium and zinc much of which comes from sun screen. That is why the only reefs that are surviving are in remote are
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by kls 7y ago
While I don't disagree that capitalism is at work. It is almost a given that the reduction in steel is due to auto manufactures and many other industries have moved to aluminum or composite materials. Neither one of them offers a great
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by kls 7y ago
First you have to convince those of us that see no little in static typing when weighed against it constraints that it is a valid development philosophy that created a clear advantage over dynamic typed languages. Me personally I don't
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by kls 7y ago
Agreed he got the sentence he owed to society, He never complained about it. Vigilantism always turns bad if a blind eye is turned towards it. But the reality is, he is no threat to society beyond the fact that he will protect his family an
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by kls 7y ago
To be honest the logical and rational side of me says 12 years was the appropriate sentence. The emotional side that has a connection to him and my aunt say those guys got what was coming to them. He got the 12 years for aggravating circums
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by kls 7y ago
Judge felt there where mitigating factors in the fact that he witnessed his wife being raped, the judge felt that in the absence of another individual raping his wife he did not have a higher inclination to kill than the average citizen thu
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by kls 7y ago
While I agree with a lot of the summary of the article, I personally would not call Redux event driven. Events have a fairly familiar context (that is evoked in peoples minds, who are familiar with them) and that is closer to a pub sub of l
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by kls 7y ago
That is the whole issue with the criminalization of drug consumption it creates all kind of societal issues and it screws up other areas that at one time where and still should be reasonable. It get compounded with laws like the 3 strike ru
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by kls 7y ago
I live in FL my uncle killed two men for robbing him and sodomizing his wife in front of him, in his house. He later hunted them down and killed them fairly brutally. He was convicted of 2nd degree murder and served 12 years. His gun right
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by kls 7y ago
Yea all the work I did was accessibility after the fact. For most cases it is just annotating what is already there. Sometimes it requires restructuring the way the page flows. It would be slightly more efficient to design for accessibility
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by kls 7y ago
I made $250 an hour, I could do a small website in 2 hours. I had more people beating down my door than I could service and I found the work to be mind numbing, because I like to write code and create things so I stopped doing it.
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by kls 7y ago
The W3C preliminary check is a great document to get you to at least usable: https://www.w3.org/WAI/test-evaluate/preliminary/
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by kls 7y ago
It's also one of the most easily outsourced tasks for a dev shop that does not want to do it in house. A accessibility dev, does not need to have a deep understanding of your business processes, you back end or your dev cycle. They rea
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by kls 7y ago
Yep when I was doing accessibility dev, that was exactly how I tested. It's pretty effective and it also gives you a feel for how crappy the tools are for the blind.
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by kls 7y ago
So somehow along my career I fell into accessibility dev for a while. Funny enough it was one of the most lucrative dev jobs I did and there was always plenty of work. It is easily outsourced to a remote developer because all you really nee
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by kls 7y ago
A reverse cookbook app, I have these ingredients, what can I make?
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by kls 7y ago
I enjoy camping and hunting and tend to purchase SUV's and trucks that can get to remote areas. I tend to buy them in the low years (10-15) years old and restore them overtime ( another hobby of mine) as they always seem to pop up in p
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by kls 7y ago
If we are playing a game of semantics, it could not be dead it was never alive to be alive one has to meet the definition of living and a artistic period certainly would not fit said criteria. That being said, I would assume dead was a refe
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by kls 7y ago
Art on Duval in Key West has 2 really nice pieces, I don't remember the artist name, I am trying to look them up, one is a computer desk and the other is a bar, the bar is all wood gog and gear driven, and it looks like a steampunk con
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by kls 7y ago
To me Steampunk was an artistic movement and as such it is not dead. Sure there where some pretty cool things that actually worked well that came out of it, but it always seemed like that was the secondary purpose to the art. I believe some
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by kls 7y ago
The best part of React is the virtual DOM, the templateing technology is not novel.
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by kls 7y ago
Having lived thru the hell of trying to deliver web apps via a thin client model I personally prefer rendering on the client for anything that is not a static web page intended for content only (which now days is rarely the case). Thin clie
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by kls 7y ago
It's pretty much been the standard way to develop UI's since smalltalk. If you look at the old Windows (IIRC 95) render loop, and squint just enough you see react. It's not the greatest, but no one has devised better way to d
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by kls 7y ago
yep, I mean technically you could directly write the UI directly to IP packets and cut out the whole stack, but it's a step in the wrong direction, abstraction allows people to specialize and focus on their domain. For a non technical
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by kls 7y ago
For almost any stack, you could use Puppet and headless chrome, it's a fairly simple setup. Pump it thru headless chrome and store the static output. https://developers.google.com/web/tools/puppeteer/arti
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by kls 7y ago
To be clear I am not a AGW denier, I agree just like there where vested interest in denying the link between cancer and tobacco there are industry interests in AGW not being a thing. That being said, fear mongering and predictions being mad
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by kls 7y ago
Sorry just getting back to this thread: >>Here, we utilize two observational datasets to calculate 24-hour wind speed changes over the period 1982–2009 Paper was published in 2019 from what I can tell by references, 2007-2008 was the
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by kls 7y ago
Yeah not good, how can men bring themselves to such violence against women. I am sitting here as I write this looking at my wife and cant for the life of me fathom doing such a ghastly act to her or even a woman that I don't know, no m

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