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11y ago
It is getting annoying to have to go into about:config with every release to turn things I don't want off. Off should be default. Let those that want to use these features turn them on if they want. Or better yet, ship a damn extension
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11y ago
NASA made a tool to help visualize daylight on Pluto by letting you know when during twilight the Earth is getting about the same amount of sunlight as Pluto does at noon. http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/plutotime/
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Obligatory Penny Arcade http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2002/07/22
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11y ago
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2015/06/03/lookin... That is correct, adding a OpenSSH server and a client with Powershell was announced last month. It's good to see Microsoft a
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11y ago
You think that dog can't handle a wolf? That it can't do one of the things it was bred for? A livestock guard dog that can't hold its own against a wolf would be a very bad guard dog.
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11y ago
I moved from Alberta to North Carolina. It gets hot here, really hot. If you like doing things outside, you might find there are still months where you really don't want to. On the other hand, you don't need to scrape heat off you
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11y ago
Not everything has to be dealt with the same way, and not everything exists as the same priority. Using or not using an annoying website doesn't come close to the effects that living in a society that touches every part of your life. I
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11y ago
My firewall blocks China, a lot of the former Soviet countries and a few others to block spam and other traffic hitting my home network because I have no legitimate reason to be communicating with them. But yes, this type of blocking with I
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11y ago
Wow ... I hadn't thought of the Beano for god knows how long.
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> The proper fix is better mandated driver education No, the proper fix is going to have to be driverless cars. That person isn't flying accross 4 lanes of traffic to get to their exit because they didn't know any better, they
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11y ago
Find a company that doesn't work to exclude you? I wouldn't say I fit anywhere, but I'm not unemployed. I also don't remember questions about anything outside of work during the interview either.
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11y ago
Rights that are not backed by Law do not materially exist. That is why the Bill of Rights (and related documents in other countries) had to be written in the first place.
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11y ago
> Can anybody counter Scalia, and say why the issue of gay marriage couldn't wait to be resolved by the states? Why should the States have the rights to prevent the exercise of a citizens civil rights granted by the US Constitution?
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11y ago
> It seems Apple has started down a slippery slope. Is it really a slippery slope when they are simply exercising their existing rights as a private entity? > is there any "fair use" of a Confederate flag, anywhere? Anywhere
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11y ago
That's basically Netflix to me as well, and I am in the US. I wouldn't pay for it because I don't see much value in it, but there seems to be more on it that appeals to my wife so at least it gets used.
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11y ago
> I didn't want to get candidates purely motivated by the high cash comp in the area. All I see is an employer who isn't willing to pay, and then I move on from that listing. Even with how little time and work goes to sending a
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11y ago
I have almost always got jobs by sending resumes out, I have no social network to fall back on. I have a job, I will not start a linkedin profile. Sending resumes will get you jobs, knowing people is not the only way.
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11y ago
You're simply trading one governments surveillance for another. The US isn't the only government conducting advanced surveillance. Being based in the US is a dealbreaker because of US Surveillance. Being based in the Canada is a d
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11y ago
> All sorts of high-quality stationery are becoming impossible to find. I'm starting to feel like a weirdo looking for decent bookmarks.
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Way to focus on that and not the much more real problem with people's diets, eating way too much. Yes, you need sodium in your diet to live, you do not need 3400 mg of it a day (twice recommended level). Can you show that Trans-Fats wo
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11y ago
> “I don’t know how many lives will be saved, but probably in the thousands per year when all the companies are in compliance,” I doubt it. People are going to continue to eat way to much of things they shouldn't, or too much of thi
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11y ago
166 is a nicer number? 200lb doesn't have a 1960's equivalent to compare it to in a headline?
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> by extension, not to associate with those who offend without purpose? Of course there is. You are free to not acciciate with those who offend you by leaving. You do not however, have the right to stop people from offending you by assic
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11y ago
> it's all a bunch of work that nobody really wants to do A lot of people don't want to do things they have to do. It's a question of if you're going to wait for SF to hyjack your downloads or move preemptivly. Also,
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11y ago
I too would like to see the details of the whole thing, including using docker in your docker so you can integrate while you integrate as appropriate.
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11y ago
Or you stop going to those sites. Though I don't browse on my phone so I don't have this problem.
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11y ago
I found it humorous that the images looked somewhat similar to the types of things that jr. high students draw when they 'discover' Metal.
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11y ago
Part of me wants to say yes, but part of me wants to say no.
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So basically yes, you are saying they do not exist, because if tissue damage or fategue don't show up in an X-ray (they won't) it must be being created by the person themselves. Next time you get a pulled muscle, just drink some t
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11y ago
Are you suggesting that back pain and carpal tunnel don't exist?
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