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8y ago
As funny as this is, I'd not be surprised to see a trademark challenge from VW sooner or later.
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> Being able to clean up environmental messes is more important than preventing them in the future, and they are not mutually exclusive. I disagree with the first clause of this point. I think it's better to prevent environmental me
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8y ago
I'm curious if you received the same emails I did. We got ours from our cert vendor, so I suppose that's as about as direct as it can get. If your domain registar was crafting their own, then I could see how you might have gotten
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Oh I know that it's widespread, it happened here; the guy who's job it was to care left and didn't pass on knowledge when he did. It is because there was a a role account assigned to comms about TLS certs that the notices wer
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8y ago
There's been downvoted comments below that, to me, seem to complain of Mozilla unfairly blindsiding domain owners. I disagree, based on my own personal experience. This has been coming for a while, with plenty of forewarning. My employ
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8y ago
I would hope that such a device would be wiped and/or factory reset before being auctioned off. However I've worked in IT long enough to know how all too often, that doesn't happen. That said, I believe any claim that there
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> They really screwed up with the name, in my opinion as a regular user. It's also not short or memorable While I agree that it's not short, I disagree that it is not memorable. I've not had difficulty in remembering the n
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8y ago
Since congressional districts were intended to be a form of proportional representation, what do you propose in their stead?
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I envy that you had BASIC; I never did. I don't recall if all of the instances from my elementary school career didn't have BASIC installed in the ROM, or if I simply never got the change to discover the world that existed beyond
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8y ago
> Already in February of 1984, PC Magazine could point to at least four other GUIs of one sort or another in the works from other third-party developers: Concurrent CP/M with Windows by Digital Research, VisuALL by Trillian Computer
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8y ago
I took a look at some of the transcribed code examples. Understand, I consider myself a novice at C, one who's just starting to get a clue about pointers. But reading the code examples, more than once I found myself going, "Wait..
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Net Neutrality advocates: Care to try some technical solutions instead?
(blog.cerowrt.org)
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I read this lat night. As I read it, I found myself wondering, "Okay, what am I supposed to do with this info? How am I supposed to act upon this guy's bearish outlook and pretty charts?" Somewhere in article, the point is ma
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8y ago
Or perhaps it would keep the really extreme and unworkable BS out of the law and government policy. Such a diverse body of legislators is going to have a much smaller set of policies they agree is a good idea, and that would result in a sma
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8y ago
Thank you. Reading this, this looks simple and straightforward. There's additional things I'd like to see, suggested elsewhere in the comments, but I'll be happy to take this, and not let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
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I like the idea as described in general, but the devil is always in the details. Unless I'm missing something, the article doesn't cite a bill number or name, to my frustration. That makes it harder to go look at the text of the b
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8y ago
Now that I type this out, I find myself curious just how much work it would take to implement a software-modelled distortion in the browser. I guess that's another entry for my list of "Hey, wouldn't it be neat if I could do
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8y ago
The distortion sounds are being distorted on individual strings, as opposed to after summing. If you look at the credits, and follow the link to the sound sources, you can find the files used. If you listen, you'll be able to match t
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8y ago
I suggest turning off the distortion by default for the 1st stage of tuning with the electric tuner. The distortion can mask being slightly (+/- 5 cents) out of tune, making it hard to hear even though the tuner says it's still wr
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9y ago
Some thoughts: > We can take skin cells, turn them into stem cells, and turn those into viable eggs. How accurate of a copy of the parent's genetic material is this likely to be, compared to a naturally-produced gamete? Skin being t
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9y ago
> Pretty much anyone who doesn't read, at least somewhat, for pleasure (or on their own time) won't develop good reading skills This matches my own experience. For as long as I can remember, I've read. My parents read to m
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9y ago
As commented in the thread attached to that tweet, the comparison of statewide numbers in the 50s to just San Francisco today is an apples-to-oranges comparison. It honestly comes across as a bit disingenuous. I'd be more interested i
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9y ago
An amusing thought: If a lot more people would start submitting claims though such laws, the cities/states would start getting more proactive in fixing damage to the roads, so as to limit the amount of legit claims they had to pay.
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9y ago
Is not a major part of the reason for the high SF salaries because of the high cost of living? As much as I hate to say it, I might want a SF salary, but unless I'm paying a SF-level of rent, a SF-level salary's probably going to
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One of my takeaways from the article is that the captain's confidence and willingness to do the right thing had been shaken after he'd been burned the last time he'd refused unsafe orders. I'm wondering if the 1st office
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9y ago
I recall reading a proposal about this before, and I'll echo it here. There's already a solution to avoid aircraft collisions, mentioned in the article: ADS-B. Why not equip drones with ADS-B transceivers, enabling both drones and
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9y ago
So, this explains the creepy video I saw over the weekend, of numerous news stations reciting the same canned speech, verbatim. When I see one station doing it, or similar sentiment from multiple stations in their own words, that might sli
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9y ago
It seems to me that porcelain-enameled grates are becoming more common, even on cheaper grills. And yeah, that style of grate cleans a lot easier than the straight metal wire grate I've seen on older grills.
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I am mildly surprised this is a problem. I've used a wire brush to clean the grill for as long as I've grilled and had no issues. But then, I've always combined using a wire brush with pre- and post-cooking heating the grill
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9y ago
Having been through voir dire, sat on a jury and been asked to hold the power to take a man's freedom, I don't consider it ethical to lie during voir dire. The whole premise of the trial is that the jury is impartial. To knowingly
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