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"Munich massacre" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_massacre > [...] camera crews filmed the actions of the officers from the German apartments, and broadcast the images live on television. Thus, the
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If you think about it from Facebook's perspective though, do you really want to be responsible for broadcasting a video where the women, her child or a police officer is shot or killed on camera?
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Emirates Business class gives you a really nice pair of noise-cancelling headphones instead. Not that that is much of a work-around.
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Both your link, and the link above, are two components I recently purchased after my own experiences. Just funny to realise I wasn't the only one who encountered this...
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I have a degenerative eye disease and have worn many different variety of contact lenses (RGP, scleral, piggy-backing etc) before eventually undergoing a corneal transplant. I made do for years, it has never been much of an inhibitor.
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I hadn't realised there were so many institutions and so many breaches...
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Its pedantic, but if you are bolding or italicising words mid-paragraph for emphasis, your paragraphs are too long. It also makes it difficult to skim-read.
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Funnily enough, I find it insanely large.
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I came here to ask this as well, actually. You'd be surprised at how far Middleman has crept into corporate\government workflows and Foresty could be hugely applicable to those organisations.
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In a practical sense, if you are doing lots of complicated blending or gradients in Photoshop, you can set your mode to 16-bits. It will stop reduce a lot of banding issues, and you can convert back to 8-bits with dithering when saving out
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It certainly helps that 'Coloring Book' is a fantastic album.
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Use this religiously at work, fantastic tool.
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It's in no ones best interest to do that, sadly.
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Maybe its with experience, and working in a more traditional role for so long afterwards, but I feel like the biggest change was awareness of how long things take to do. I still see people dive head first into problems and I just think &quo
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I can't imagine a web without the safe-harbour provision, it it is a fundamental protection for services which would have no protection from trolling users. Although, I'm interested to see what can be down to improve artist protec
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A good place to start is the Stackoverflow Developer Survey ( http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2016 ). The 2016 results show PHP as the 5th most popular technology (25.9%) compared to Node.js (17.2%). P
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If you are talking about needs from a Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs perspective, the yes, we technically don't need many things at all. I think that's just picking on the definition of one word. I don't think the argument
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Its hard to say, but I would imagine that you agree to a license to play the game, and that license would disallow derivative works.
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District Attorneys?
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The Dotjs extension is no longer maintained, just for those looking at this and wondering if it's worthwhile.
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Apple did just release a Apple Pay JavaScript framework, so I'm thinking not.
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Since Australia is a few major cities and many many small towns, even 22% is a pretty remarkable number. That said, that oddly traditional roadtrip from Adelaide to Melbourne is 727km (451 miles), so not the kind of trip you're going t
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I have a GTX 970 and have not yet noticed any issues as a result of that memory issue. Maybe I'm not pushing the card hard enough...
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A. Do you work with either at the moment? B. Will your current employment give you the opportunity to switch?
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I would hope stories about Sir David Attenborough would stir a more adventurous spirit in kids than a funnily named boat.
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This sounds like the kind of problem which could've been resolved with 10 lines of Python (or your choice of scripting language)
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Seriously? It would have such an absolutely negligible effect that the only thing more conclusive is your bias. The article mentions that is is mostly believed to be a combination of investment in effective and health programs.
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IE6 has been deprecated since July 2010. Support for it fell off long before then. Even countries with heavy amounts of software piracy are using later versions of the browser. IE6 is considered as important as IE5.5, that is to say, beyond
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A fascinating recount of history. It was certainly an interesting period, balancing the appeal for developers and users and doing things right and proper with specification and stricter handling. Makes you wonder whether the entire discussi
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"page-enter" and "page-exit"... those bring me back.
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