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by mandelbulb 10y ago
Why do so much work and post on HN instead of sending them a quick mail?
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
Make Vimperator great again - still no support. :'( Two year old github issue but yet any development to be seen or reported :/
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
independent is a reputable source? It has since long fallen to a near tabloid-level of quality.
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_TeX_editors look for the wysiwyg tag ( read note 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_TeX_editors#cite... ) There is also the 'Integrated
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
That would be a good point as a question but as an idea it's naive. Unless they increase their popularity by several times they never displace any of the current top search results.
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
>The US managed to create the world's largest economy by 1890, through trade and domestic industry, while almost entirely staying out of major foreign affairs. It wasn't until WW2 that the US emerged fully onto the global stage
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
Well, Lie to Me had unfortunately been deteriorating so unless they would've employed new writers it isn't that bad it got cancelled. Now we hold only good memories of it.
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How much is a female CEO worth to investors?(bloomberg.com)
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
It's just that they failed to mitigate the obvious risk factors in their marketing plan. The justified ridicule about the removal of the audio jack started already months before the release so to many people selecting courage as the le
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
It would be short-sighted to include nanotubes; what about graphene? So if anything carbon valley, or maybe, allotrope(s) valley :p
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
What's up with people posting cache links o_O Besides, what do I need a cache for when there are custom rss feeds and Inoreader ( https://www.inoreader.com/article/3a9c6e7f9664fe00/literate-... ) :p
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by mandelbulb 10y ago
Rather, regarding the issue of chemical quality that information doesn't help at all. You need proper chemical testing and a proper definition of the quality of taste. There are already a lot of tested brands so you could add a section
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by mandelbulb 11y ago
This. Ubuntu was the main reason why people assumed ffmpeg became deprecated, in other words libav just got more vocal PR/support. Gentoo initially followed the mainstream but changed the default flag to ffmpeg a few months ago.
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by mandelbulb 11y ago
Regarding leaked data from dating sites, I'm only interested in the number of fake and never used accounts which merely exist to bloat the number of members.
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by mandelbulb 11y ago
It isn't ambiguous at all. If you're publishing something, whether it's open and free or commercial you're a vendor so you have to follow the policy ntp.org set-up for such entities. That person on github is misundersta
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by mandelbulb 11y ago
He hasn't explained why they chose Google in that thread, yet. Moreover, his argument that it isn't their responsibility became invalid when they set a default preference. Same applies if they change it to ntp.org. That project, h
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by mandelbulb 12y ago
Google doesn't cache images but archive.today does: https://archive.today/8EX79
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by mandelbulb 12y ago
>> They haven't updated it for years. As I said even if not recently they still invested many years into that project. Of course it is juvenile to senselessly ruin the code and suddenly advertising a very different commercial pro
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by mandelbulb 12y ago
>>After examining all the facts, I think it's most likely they just didn't want to develop it anymore: So they decided to end things with such an extremely juvenile behavior devaluating the years they have invested in this p
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by mandelbulb 12y ago
Meh, only news 'cause it's the GoT writer. Few would care if he wrote on a typewriter, yet, that's the same as using some old computer,software or both.
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
> The US is, to some degree, subsidizing medical research for the rest of the world. First, that is true to only a small degree, second, it is irrelevant to the companies' revenue. Some may miss income in some countries due to gener
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
The occasional selfies were funny :)
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
I wonder, they tried to block DNS blocking Google's servers... It might take them a while to look up what a bridge is.
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
I think the author's core issue is that in most cases GC aren't optional. An optional opt-out would invite a wider range of developers.
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
Well there are waterproof Bluetooth ear-phones, maybe even Wifi ones. Though it's preferable if the former use the classic channels so the range is up to 300feet (~100m) or you could install the app on a waterproof Android watch.
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
You definitely have to phrase it kindly and explicit and be open for other options of how to proceed. Otherwise, the point of staying anonymous is to protect oneself from unnecessarily enraged admins or other responsible people.
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
>she lectured him on topics ranging from the First and Fourth Amendments to the Constitution, to George Washington's creation of a Post Office in the US. "My ancestor was a drummer boy under Washington," Sell explained. &q
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
The issue at hand is that Steam removed something from the users library. Usually people consider anything on his computer to be his property, no matter at what cost it was purchased. While I don't know whether that was as claimed the
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
Did you even read, let alone understand JamesLeonis' post? Bullying, by definition, arises from a powerful position onto a weaker victim. However, reversed situations exist as well. Power in this case doesn't have to be social pow
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by mandelbulb 13y ago
Well, three alarm systems were shut down when he returned. Maybe, one of them was such one. Still, if he noticed the changes right away he should have pressed charges against persons unknown so the police would examine his apartment for clu

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