lesserknowndan

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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
Is this an example of a "straw man pilot"? Of course it is going to be more expensive if you have policies in place that require around the clock care of patients by a specific number of workers. They didn't even need to carr
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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
Some further information: I purchased an International charging kit in the UK and gave an email address I had set up specifically for during my travel. I recently bought a Superdrive using the same credit card and the sales person asked if
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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
When you purchase something at an Apple Store they associate your Credit card with an email if you give it for the receipt. Extremely dodgy that they are keeping this information after the purchase.
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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
When I went through Uni we learnt several different types of Math including discrete math, advanced calculus, and probability and stats. The math described in the article falls under discrete math. The notation used is similar to that used
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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
Good thing the products are labelled as being non-GMO or you wouldn't be able to boycott them!
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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
I'm surprised that no one has drawn parallels with the underwater city of Rapture from Bioshock.
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by lesserknowndan 10y ago
I was of the understanding that everyone's expectations re the iPhone 7 were already pretty low. They made sure that the lack of an audio plug was leaked well before the official announcement... I'm wondering how this news will af
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by lesserknowndan 12y ago
How about: "YouTube reaffirms what YouTube employee told Zoe Keating was incorrect"
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by lesserknowndan 12y ago
Why do so many visual designers for web use Helvetica Neue when it is such an expensive font to actually use for web?
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
I tend to use Safari (on Mac OS) as my go to browser, so the simplest answer is probably familiarity as corresponding functionality exists in Chrome and Firefox which I've had no problems using when needed. That said, IE is not so good
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
Most browsers have a "Development Tools" option that provides a number of tools including a step-through debugger similar to those in XCode/Eclipse/Visual Studio. I personally use the development tools in Safari most of
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
Well, in my day, when you moved a window all the computer showed was a grey square - no fps issues there. Sorry, had to say it.
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
As an aside to my question above. Do pilots transitioning from the Airbus to the Boeing get put through an intensive simulator training to '(re)acclimatise' them to the Boeing. By intensive I mean going through a whole host of fai
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
Would it be practical to institute a rule that once a pilot has flown an Airbus they can't commercially fly a Boeing?..
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
Assuming that the location is based on tracking a mobile phone, the aggressor could quite easily leave their phone at home and if they need a phone take an unregistered one. The problem with open information is that those with evil intent c
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
Regardless of what chemical detectors he set off, and what suspicions they had, it was disgraceful that he was "detained" for such a long period without being provided with food and water. Do you really think it is appropriate tha
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
What did catch.com do?
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
A similar example are couriers who travel handcuffed to a briefcase - having keys for neither. However, in both these examples there is a very important difference. A thorough strip search would reveal that the person does not in fact have
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by lesserknowndan 13y ago
I'm not sure how wise that would be. Would be somewhat like handcuffing oneself with handcuffs and not having the key. Official: What is the password? Person: I don't know Official: Why wouldn't you know the password to your own laptop? E