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by nisegami 5y ago
"Maras’s lawsuit accuses Dominion of slander because it “cannot disprove” that her conspiracy theories, listing her in its $1.30 billion lawsuit against Powell as a crew member of “wholly unreliable sources.”" It sounds like she&#
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by nisegami 5y ago
Curiously, the [Large low-shear-velocity provinces]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_low-shear-velocity_provi... ) (what I think you're referring to) are actually on the African and Pacific rather than where the
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by nisegami 5y ago
Do you mean automatically? Because every site I can think of already allows this to be done manually via blocking.
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I've always felt like I had a much, much easier time picking up strongly opinionated tools rather than open ended tools if I'm being honest.
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The language on the site definitely suggests this is aimed at education. The HN title however, is more ambiguous and suggests it could be used in a professional context.
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Wouldn't the M1's power efficiency be applicable on Linux as well?
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With the exception of outbound mail, I absolutely think it is.
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I held this view before graduating and moving back to my 3rd world home country. For some reason, people here (the established ones with 5+ years of experience) see SQL as a general purpose programming language with which they do as much as
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by nisegami 6y ago
There's always been a trivial fix here in my opinion - allowing services to charge Google Play and App Store users more. Let users decide how much the safety and convenience of billing through Apple/Google is worth.
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Wasn't GP talking more about valid but non-existent addressed? I'm guessing this is essentially the same as sending it to an address for which the key has been lost.
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You're thinking of trademarks. They don't have to do anything about use of their copyrighted materials if they don't want to.
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>many large enterprises already had Office 365 licenses Hit the nail on the head.
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I've had the same problem with SQL for ages until a few months ago when I had bunch of small trial by embers (not really fires) at a job I had just started. Overall, I agree that there's a dearth of intermediate content out there.