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by nilved 10y ago
Yes. DST reduces the risk of car accidents, and the rate of robberies and violent crime. For example: http://www.businessinsider.com/robbery-rates-drop-daylight-s...
452.
by nilved 10y ago
This website would actually be better if they removed all the CSS and images.
453.
by nilved 10y ago
Am I alone in thinking that this behaviour is expected and intuitive? To the extent that I had to verify cURL didn't have the same behaviour.
454.
by nilved 10y ago
Who is to say that callousness is more or less ethical?
455.
by nilved 10y ago
> Ōryōki [応量器] is a small web browser > Ōryōki is built with Electron on top of Chromium. The first two lines are contradictory.
456.
by nilved 10y ago
The de facto and possibly de jure pronunciation is engine-ex.
457.
by nilved 10y ago
Imgur is exactly as much of a commodity as YouTube. The exception is that they host images instead, and when you consider that the images are silent webm videos a lot of the time, the lines are even more blurry. The value to both communit
458.
by nilved 10y ago
> I agree with the author's advice, but a part of me can't help but feel that "picking your battles" is a sign of a poorly functional team. This is true, but practical. Most people will never work on a functional tea
459.
by nilved 10y ago
Interesting choice for the name since that is Apple's monospace font.
460.
by nilved 10y ago
50 million Internet dollars. He needs to sell them for real dollars, I believe.
461.
by nilved 10y ago
I don't write Rust either, but I might guess that they are trying to unbox a nullable value that can't be null. They need a default string due to Rusts strong types even if it's not used.
462.
by nilved 10y ago
Yes, you hotlink the web font files from their servers. Much like their public DNS servers, their public font registry pays them in data.
463.
by nilved 10y ago
I definitely knew who wrote this comment before checking it.
464.
by nilved 10y ago
A simple solution to this would be to chop off an arbitrary number of addresses prior to disclosure. The first person can leak any number of emails, and the last can only leak one.
465.
by nilved 10y ago
But 1 second of CPU time on your Web server is a lot different than 1 second of CPU time on a supercomputer.
466.
by nilved 10y ago
Most jurisdictions would consider that to be aggravated assault.
467.
by nilved 10y ago
Yep
468.
by nilved 10y ago
Could they be ESL?
469.
by nilved 10y ago
What makes it ours? And if one should follow common sense rather than the law, why is your proposed solution a law?
470.
by nilved 10y ago
Yes
471.
by nilved 10y ago
Most people? Hardly. Of the minority of people that have headsets, a minority thereof are willing to pull them out of their bag to listen to some advertisements.
472.
by nilved 10y ago
For one, other commenters in this thread (including the #1) post about receiving spam on iMessage. For two, you can't say that you receive less spam on iMessage for any particular reason, or that that reason can't apply to other
473.
by nilved 10y ago
I agree with this to the extent that I will say it's the sensical answer. I think that tabs are an obvious choice because they are semantic intendation rather than generic spacing. For this reason the front-end can render them with 2
474.
by nilved 10y ago
My friend has been getting spam texts ever since I goat attacked them. Are you selling phone numbers or leaking them?
475.
by nilved 10y ago
There are a bunch of college students who own and care for houses that are better than yours.
476.
by nilved 10y ago
It's not a good precaution; if it was, we would apply it more broadly than just to sexual offenses. Sexual abuse, especially with regards to children, is our generation's red scare, and that is the one and only reason why the reg
477.
by nilved 10y ago
It might be the same reason, but that isn't a good reason. The sex offender registry is a product of some politicians pandering to a maternal instinct. It's not grounded in evidence or ethics, and it's not effective.
478.
by nilved 10y ago
Does reading _Learn You a Haskell_ online make it any less of a book? My point is that "online sources" is a superset of "books", making them incomparable.
479.
by nilved 10y ago
Actually my definition of "definition" is that it is strict.
480.
by nilved 10y ago
I highly doubt there is any difference, since the only difference is the medium. If a book is published online, it's still a book.

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