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by knd775 7y ago
What about the premium series they produced, Mindfield? A good number of the episodes are about Michael Stevens (Vsauce) taking hallucinogens and describing the experience. On second thought, I guess most of those aren't addictive. It
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Less views means worse discovery. Basically, if they start to push their viewers to another platform, they'll be recommended less on YouTube. Like it or not, 99.999% of their potential viewers are only on YouTube, which means growth wi
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by knd775 7y ago
You can sideload apps on iOS. You can use cydia impactor, use enterprise certificates, or sign them yourself.
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Sorry for the late reply. Titan has lakes of liquid methane rather than water. Raptor is a methalox engine. I think refueling on the planet would be quite possible.
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Why do you think it would be unable to return? I'm curious.
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They are fully refunding all purchases, though.
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You mean a stolen repost of the article?
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I went to a number of local places and they were all about the same as this. I even went to a fish and chips place in Reykjavik expecting it to be cheaper since they certainly don't need to import fish, but it wasn't. Another tiny
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The transaction fees on sneaker sales (by far their largest segment) are between 8% and 9.5% depending on seller volume. Since StockX authenticates every shoe, that eats up a bit of that fee. The point of your comment mostly still stands, b
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I went there in the winter (when things are generally a bit cheaper) a couple of years ago and it wasn't too bad. Food, however, was incredibly expensive everywhere. No where else have I spent nearly $20 USD for a meal at a fast food r
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Why do you seem to be shadowbanned with two comments? Your first comment was dead before I vouched for it, too.
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I use the hold music that zendesk made. I think it's pretty neat. I doubt anyone really loves it, but no one seems to dislike it.
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I automatically backup all of my tweets to a google sheet that I then download periodically. I don't necessarily do it for the reason that you gave, but that's definitely a reason to to something like this.
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I'm not saying this is definitely the case, but it could be why he left. Could you imagine if you were criminally liable for something like this, and found out that the monitoring for it was disabled without your knowledge? I'd wa
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Some employees of a credit card company got in trouble for this sort of thing a while ago. They were running queries against customer transactions to figure out sales ahead of earnings calls. For example, they figured out that Chipotle was
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This was my understanding as well.
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Everything but the logic board, I guess? That's pretty nice
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Diffusion is a step in manufacturing CPU dies. It generally refers to the following step: http://www.cpushack.com/EtchingWafers.html
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Anyone (in the US at least) can legally buy dangerous lasers.
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It's currently Intel's turn to have Jim Keller. They'll figure something out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Keller_(engineer)
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Chipmunk voices? Might make it feel less real
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Even better is 'is-even'. It depends on 'is-odd' and this is the entire thing: var isOdd = require('is-odd'); module.exports = function isEven(i) { return !isOdd(i); };
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Can everyone just stop giving him attention?
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They are VMs
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How is Stellar not open?
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Sorry for the late response. A company named SCO claims they own the language. They obviously don't (possibly just a specific compiler), but they still try (or tried for a while) to charge licensing fees. I'm having a hard time fi
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by knd775 7y ago
If you pay bi-yearly, PIA is ~$40. A bit more, but it's still faster and has better apps.
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A video of yours that I just watched that attempts to show the "REALLY fast" torrenting speeds shows ubuntu 18.10 downloading at 11.2 MB/s (so ~90 Mb/s) with 2200 seeds (and 98 connected). Is this what I am supposed to b
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He's also (honestly) the crown prince of Korea , which is kind of crazy to think about.
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One of my main use cases for a VPN is appearing from different countries. I also anonymize my traffic. If I own the VPS, that traffic can be tracked to my quite easily. I use a VPN for these things a couple times a week. I can (and do) use

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