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by lol768 7y ago
> How could tenant rights be improved, and how would you answer that question in a world with "ideal" tenant rights? It's difficult isn't it? You need to somehow reconcile the fact that it's not the tenant's
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by lol768 7y ago
> So many people and businesses are able to live beyond their means because of access to credit. If we eliminate the ability to create credit, then consumption would drop to a sustainable level and pollution would also drop and we would
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by lol768 7y ago
Yeah, it's not great. I've been stuck in my flat with some symptoms for the past ... week or so now? I've still been working from home, and video calls with co-workers + conversations with friends/family help; but it&#x2
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by lol768 7y ago
>it's because he was expecting to have his hand held alot more which is something I've never assumed If anything I've found I feel more supported at work than I ever did at university. Hand helping? No. But I can ask quest
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by lol768 7y ago
Potentially, depending on how the character counting is done (if it counts grapheme clusters instead of bytes I guess?)
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by lol768 7y ago
> I thought with this virus you can be be infected but not show symptoms for many days? The tool takes this into account and lets you adjust the mean time before symptoms show (and the proportion who carry the virus without any symptoms)
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by lol768 7y ago
I think it's already clear I disagree with your premise that the BBC is only useful to an insignificant number of tax payers and that such taxation is therefore "theft". I also disagree that the only use of this money is to &
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by lol768 7y ago
>So let me correct what I said: "BBC only benefits the few who use its services". Except it's not "the few". The BBC has 81% audience reach amongst adults in the UK across different mediums (source: https:/
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by lol768 7y ago
There are many things which I disagree with in this comment and some things that I don't think are relevant at all, but the statement that "[sic: The] BBC these days with the rise of the internet only benefits the few who watch TV
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by lol768 7y ago
> the government pays it for you if you're over 75 years of age. Also worth noting: from June 2020, this will only be the case if the individual is receiving pension credit.
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by lol768 7y ago
How did you pick the 500k repositories to index out of the 28 million or so which are public?
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by lol768 7y ago
Is there a workaround for this paywall?
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by lol768 7y ago
Not in new properties. I've not had gas heating in a property in the last four years or so. Natural gas is non-renewable, too.
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by lol768 7y ago
>On top they seem to heat a lot with electricity — something which you only would do in an emergency in the alps. How else would you propose heating a property in England in the winter?
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by lol768 7y ago
Some additional information: this paper cites the unpublished paper you mention ("Genomic characterization and infectivity of a novel SARS-like coronavirus in Chinese bats"): https://www.thelancet.com/journals&#x2F
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by lol768 7y ago
I don't like how this article discusses vaccines. As I understand it there are experimental results for vaccines which provide protection against SARS-CoV: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18018769 - though I
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by lol768 7y ago
Are you sure there's no extension injecting JS or something into the page? I'm pretty sure this should never happen - you should probably reach out to hn@ycombinator.com about this
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by lol768 7y ago
>Everything I say on HN reflects my own opinion and not any organizations, which is what my profile states Sorry, but I agree with dessant. Your profile doesn't disclose your affiliation and nor do your comments. It's absolutel
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by lol768 7y ago
I don't understand why you've brought up what the current state of affairs is, the article says: > For current Nightly users, it’ll feel like a big exciting upgrade of their browsing experience once they update the app Which so
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by lol768 7y ago
Given https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/5315 and https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/5630 are still open, does this represent a regression in supported
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by lol768 7y ago
>but both Citi and JP Morgan recorded their most profitable quarter in their entire history this morning. Does this say anything about their ability to provide a decent user experience, or good customer support though? A few years ago, I
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by lol768 7y ago
Don't most folks uses TOTP-based schemes with Google Authenticator? Unless you're using HOTP to mean HOTP and all extending schemes.
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by lol768 7y ago
Might be this https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1580895#c2
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by lol768 7y ago
So what qualifies the folks answering the questions to answer them?
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by lol768 7y ago
Oh, absolutely. I think they handled this particular change quite gracefully. It's a compromise.
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by lol768 7y ago
> Why does this matter? Yes, their original plan was pure SaaS. But they listened to criticism and changed it once they realized that there was backlash from the community. If anything, that should be admired not criticized. It's us
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by lol768 7y ago
In addition to what michaf mentioned, what we have now is not what they originally proposed. https://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2015/09/18/final-update-on-t... - the perpetual license fallback did not exi
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by lol768 7y ago
>But with a very customer-friendly clause of where if you pay for a subscription for 12 months you get a perpetual license for the latest version of the product when you initially subscribed. And then after paying for any particular vers
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by lol768 7y ago
I feel like the poking around on Slack crossed the line a bit. Should've gone to be disclosed responsibly before it go to that point.
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by lol768 7y ago
>Let me be the devil advocate: why not use ttyrec + seq2gif instead? GIFs look poor - they don't capture colours well. They're not accessible. They don't zoom. Copy and paste doesn't work. >And if you want somethin

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