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But in this case Slack was not down. Parts of the service were frustratingly lagging, like uploading a picture or using reactions. Circle CI does have this sort of warning on their sidebar. There's so many parts to a big software produ
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At the time Flash player was deprecated, it was full of vulnerabilities. Adobe had every chance to improve its proprietary plugin, but never did in a timely fashion.
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Does anyone know how to prevent pollution? I have only nuclear power since day one, but my industry is very dirty. I guess the only way is killing off my industry, but then I suffer from unemployment.
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5y ago
Have you tried flash back in the day? It was almost as easy as drawing to make some games.
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> Adobe offered all help Perhaps too little too late and with a terrible track record.
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That would have been so much better. It would force OP to run back to maximize his browsing time, thus forcing them to exercise a bit.
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After 7 years being vegan, I've learned that most people actually dislike the idea of eating sentient beings, but years of mental dissonance and conditioning trained them to be fine with eating meat and meat products, so long they don&
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Slack conversations are rarely spontaneous. You might text some of your "work friends", but other than that we typically text people purposefully. I never get to chat we people from other totally separate teams about anything, and
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I thought it would be a more functional, but it seems mostly cosmetic. We don't have page boundaries, but actually they are still there. I can't place text or images outside those boundaries. It's nice, but it looks better wi
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5y ago
Does this still exist? And is it actually "widely used" by any MacOS apps?
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So we would simply need a fleet of synchronized submarines to shut down all trans-atlantic connections.
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Do you think cows survive the winter without heating? Weeks and months at sub zero temperatures? It can only partly be covered by biomass for the farm itself. And even indirectly, all energy markets are connected.
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No new information in the article that would make this prediction any more likely. We're gonna need real measures if we want to cut use of gas and coal. Extending use of nuclear a bit more would be one. Cutting down subsidies to the me
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I'm not any kind of researcher or academic, but still like being able to read papers.
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The explanation is simply that objects that are much smaller than 1 degree in size, and are still less than 1 degree when magnified, won't look bigger. It's possible some stars exceed this size, but there are few, or you need a ve
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I give it 3.5 / 5. It needs to preload the audio at least shortly before I click the button for optimal experience.
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Why are the stars not magnified in the telescope? (2000)
(books.google.com)
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Ukrainian air space is closed at the moment. He would have to leave the country by land first.
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Peaceful for who?? Certainly not for Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe, South East Asia, Middle East. The US has absolutely imposed "peace" by force and by pushing its own agenda everywhere.
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My annoyance about this approach is that it forces me to open a cookie exception to your app, or to get a new magic link each time.
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I really like that XKCD comic about identifying birds in a photo, so it's unfortunate that it didn't age that well. How could we rewrite that comic to today's tech? I was thinking something like: A: I want to create an app th
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I mean, that's totally fine. How often do people even visit their home page? People who want to search things, just use the URL bar, so you might as well make your homepage useful.
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There are ads in Gmail??
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Hiv lives in your imune memory cells. I guess if you starve yourself into they die, you could get rid of it. Sounds drastic though.
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You're wrong. Just because your brain is able to keep track of your friends and actively remember to interact with them, doesn't mean everyone is like you. People who are not neurotypical can have very close friends and family and
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New exciting ways to display ads in all surfaces.
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Maybe not directly, but analytics is what allowed Google to "see" the whole internet, with some help of Chrome. These 2 products allowed Google to track the majority of the internet traffic for the past 15 years.
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> Are we going to legislate DNS out of existence too? No, but we could ban ISPs from being allowed to log DNS requests. There's lots of things the ISPs are doing that should not be allowed. It's done completely without our cons
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We can't have good things. There are so many products nowadays with pointless embedded disposable electronics that are impossible to recycle. It's absolutely nuts.
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I need to research more about the vaccine, but as far as I know the issue with HIV is that it not only injects genetic code into cells like most viruses, it integrates into the DNA of your T-Cells. Even if you eliminate all viruses, your ow
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