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monkpit
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monkpit
8y ago
The page could use some love in safari on iPhone. Text is off center, the check mark icons are different sizes, and the image at the bottom of the page is larger than the border that’s supposed to be around it.
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8y ago
> Once inside, the carbon assembles into a graphene-like sheet that lines the walls of the zeolite pores. In doing so, the surface stretches and bends negatively. I understand the negative curvature part, but the article fails to elabora
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monkpit
8y ago
Agreed - Unreadable on iPhone 6
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8y ago
> 58 Nm * 48 Nm
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monkpit
8y ago
I find that many comment like gp online are equally valid with the word “Americans” replaced with “people”. It irks me as well.
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8y ago
Is there an official docker image?
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monkpit
8y ago
Why did you copy and paste the article?
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8y ago
> The whole Meltdown/Spectre debacle rendered my previous Intel system insecure and unsecurable so that was the final straw for me — no more Intel CPUs. Is any system honestly 100% “securable”? I would argue that any computer, regar
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8y ago
> See the table below for the breakdown. I don’t see any table or data on iPhone 6 using safari.
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monkpit
8y ago
I think you meant “Splunk” :)
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9y ago
How would a disembodied brain even be capable of being “aware of its surroundings” without any sensory information?
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monkpit
9y ago
That quote was referring to column editing mode, not “increment duplicates” shortcut.
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monkpit
9y ago
Like which?
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monkpit
9y ago
I think you are confusing the legal term “at fault” with the subjective term of “blame”.
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monkpit
9y ago
The point of that persons comment was that you asserted nobody has looked at videos. Clearly they have.
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monkpit
9y ago
Which first sentence? The first sentence doesn’t have anything to do with that argument. Neither does the second.
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9y ago
We haven’t heard your solution to the problem yet...
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monkpit
9y ago
And how do you know they don’t?
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9y ago
PDF is unreadable for me on iPhone/safari. Zooming in is just blurry.
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9y ago
I am curious how you even get into this type of work - how do you find the consulting opportunities in the first place? Do you seek out work somehow, or do you market and let the leads come to you? Is it easier to work for a consulting comp
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9y ago
> Video game companies are getting increasingly strict about taking down videos... Source?
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monkpit
9y ago
> for an average of once every 890 miles, or 0.80 disengagements per 1,000 miles. Isn’t that 1.12~ per 1000mi?
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9y ago
Link doesn't work for me :(
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monkpit
10y ago
Sounds like your seo game needs some work.
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monkpit
10y ago
"The correct choice" was only correct after the application was created and iterated upon and somewhat widely adopted. Would any of the rapid feature iteration and widespread adoption have happened if this theoretical application
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monkpit
10y ago
Why bother with bad apis and hacky deployments? I'd venture to say the answer to OP's question is a simple "no".
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10y ago
Do you have links to any articles about these practices?
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monkpit
10y ago
Reddit IS a forum platform. Anyone who wants to create a subreddit can do exactly that. Reddit did not replace forums, just the software that they run on.
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10y ago
Programmed by Mr Worldwide himself?!
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monkpit
10y ago
That's like, your opinion, man.
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