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5y ago
I still refuse to believe ET by Katy Perry always said "different DNA". I distinctly remember it used to say perfect DNA, not different DNA. Or I've lost my mind.
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5y ago
If I understand your scenario, it is pretty silly anyways and probably meant as a checkbox to tick for procurement to agree to purchase Office 365. It does not make sense to me to say I can view a document but not download it. If I can view
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5y ago
» It's easier than that, simply make carbon neutral transit cheap and carbon intensive transit expensive then the market will innovate. It's just no country wants to take a hit on their economy to force the transition to happen. I
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5y ago
My dad used to always tell me the story of someone in our extended family who got in an accident while riding his bike (he had his helmet on) and rode his bike himself to the hospital only to die the same day.
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5y ago
My ask is much smaller. Any document that the law requires you to carry has to be free of cost to the person and it must be convenient to get (or get again if lost or stolen). That means both the first issue and subsequent issues need to al
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5y ago
Counterpoint: I got a free Amazon Echo (gen 1 echo, echo dot, echo show) for free by writing a few voice apps. Amazon has so ce cleaned up the lowest effort ones I made. I could feel the submission process get tighter as time passed. I thin
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5y ago
> drop me a line Did you mean to add your email address to your profile? Only admins see your email in the email input box. To share publicly, add to the 'about' box. Here's a public view of your profile: https:/&#x
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5y ago
» What it took was a focus on good quality bike lanes outside the affluent white neighborhoods, bike accessibility at transit stations/on busses, and expansion of bikeshare to poorer neighborhoods. I've never been to Chattanooga,
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5y ago
As far as I know that's because asp.net mvc 5 already exists. For example Entity Framework 6 already exists so the new stuff will still have the name core until the number is high enough that there is no legacy stuff with the same numb
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» why aren't we seeing more banks open up to print money? I don't know the details but the folks behind Simple tried, really tried to do the complete stack themselves. They gave up and first had a "real" bank handle it a
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5y ago
The way I understand it, every single new infection is a tiny little lottery ticket for the virus to mutate. I don't particularly care about Moderna's profits. I want the vaccine to be as widely available as possible to anyone who
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5y ago
Can the service itself be profitable but the company not be? I mean how do we define profitable?
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5y ago
I was thinking the same thing - why does teams need multiprocess / electrolysis to use a Firefox terminology...
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5y ago
I'm so confused by teams 2. I thought teams 2 was the conversion from angular + react to react only?
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5y ago
That or people who have had to deal with worse things such as the old IBM Lotus Mail have a higher threshold of pain. I remember telling myself if I ever get back on exchange I won't complain too much anymore.
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5y ago
» So no, it's not a completely invalid idea. No. Say no to TPM. It is worse than useless. Imagine Netflix or your bank participating in this nonsense. Would you buy a used computer?
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5y ago
Two questions: 1. What is the power source? 2. Where does the extra salty brine go after desalination? These aren't big questions for small operations but become important for larger plants.
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5y ago
I, for one, like the f-droid model or you could say any sane package manager model. When I download a package from f-droid repository, I know the folks at f-droid have the source code of the bits I downloaded. Same thing with Debian and Fed
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5y ago
I remember back around 2009(?) ish I had a chance to talk to some folks at Justin.tv (now twitch) and they said one ad on the stream every few hours more than covers all the costs. What changed? I guess the videos are much more high resolut
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5y ago
I imagine by definition cutting access makes them not good guys? I can think of a few things I read on hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26023402 (India) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2879546
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Absolutely. Simple Bank tried so hard and so long. It just isn't easy to start a bank and probably for a good reason. For every well intentioned startup like simple, there will probably be a thousand snake oil salespeople.
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5y ago
My understanding is that they put a cap on property taxes that fund the infrastructure and then turned around and said there is no money for infrastructure.
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5y ago
Skype iirc used to have an "unlimited" talk time capped at some ten thousand minutes as fair use. I am pretty sure even today if you have a phone call on Google voice that goes over two hours or so, your call will drop. I like it
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5y ago
One of the places I worked as a contractor recently, I could not get to abc.xyz on the work network. I tried some more xyz websites and none worked.
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5y ago
Personally, I don't work on open source software. My personal projects are public, free and open source but they are useless to anyone other than for me. The main reason I publish them publicly is ... I don't know why actually. Ho
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5y ago
I’m sorry but the Nexus 4 had what I called a “study assist” feature. If you tried to use Snapchat, the phone would randomly turn off or reboot. You don’t know when it will happen but it will happen meaning you will not respond to Snapchat
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5y ago
I have not read the article but I'm positive that technology simply does not exist, at least it is not available commercially. The idea of all day battery on a device that captures everything I see and hear was what I was obsessed over
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5y ago
Thank you for your reply. My question was because I got a ticket for having an open container in the back seat of the car while I was stranded on the side of the road. They did the breathalyzer several times on me, zero each time. I didn&#x
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5y ago
You will go to jail for repeatedly driving drunk even if you never have an accident. Do you also want prison time for unvaccinated people who repeatedly go out in public? I support you if you do.
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I for one fully support a complete ban on humans manually operating motor vehicles as soon as we can get to self driving cars. A scarier argument that I saw yesterday was something called a welfare check or something in which a police offic
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