nobodysfool

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by nobodysfool 13y ago
Feeding cows chicken litter isn't a big deal, it's not just chicken poo, but the uneaten or spilled food, the bedding material, and pieces of feathers. Runoff from chicken litter causes a lot of issues for rivers and streams, and it can't a
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
Pigs are safe from BSE, so feeding pigs pig meat has nothing to do with BSE.
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
They also fail to mention streaming from a PC to Xbox - that has always required an internet connection for some reason. I used to always stream videos from my PC, and if I ever was disconnected from the internet, I'd get a popup saying "fa
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
So, this just gives me ads?
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
JSON is great for sending javascript objects over the network. However, the way most people use it, they'd benefit from switching to CSV files instead. JSON has a lot of overhead (each instance of each object has to have a name), but it's b
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
Yea, it looks okay, it's pretty much bootstrap with a black and white theme. The 'markdown live preview' seems neat, but it's nothing that hasn't been done before. The dashboard looks neat, but it's obviously not finished yet, and perhaps t
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
But the act of "looking into their profile" is valuable to the spammer. You get an ad when you do that. So, it doesn't matter if you follow them or not. If you do follow them, of course, it means they have direct access to send you ads. If
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
usually the water fills up the bottom part of the U until it reaches the width of the pipe, the only one side fills up (the supply side). So if I fill up the left side of the U pipe, the water forms an L shape. On some simulations, the othe
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
I've never seen water simulations that can pass the U test. Basically, take a pipe, bend it into a U shape, pour the water in one side, and see if the water levels even out. If it does, then it's a very accurate simulation of water.
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
What a poorly researched article. The author takes one study on test scores and extrapolates it out to the whole career field. And her whole solution is "be positive, don't be negative". Well, isn't that common sense?
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
Currently the supply is limited to 3600 per day, so if they did take all their orders and 'premine' for a day, they could at a maximum make about a half a million dollars a day (at the current trading rate). Note that if they started sellin
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
I know all languages are using mysql, but mysql drivers are pretty poor for languages such as 'go' and 'python'. So it does make it quite unbalanced. I'd love to see this with Postgres.
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
The interesting thing about it is that if he sells those coins on the exchange, the value will substantially drop, so it's not $100mln in the bank. However, he could buy 100mln worth of items from vendors that use btc, and the vendors will
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by nobodysfool 13y ago
This article just makes a big huff about nothing. go to http://api.stripe.com - what you get is immediately a redirect to https, and a 401 which requests the auth. It does not request http basic over http, it requests it over https. The i
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by nobodysfool 14y ago
Nah, I was ready for children 3 years ago, just hadn't found the right woman until two years ago. Now I'm the proud parent of a 1 year old. I never wanted to have kids until about 3 years ago. I knew I wasn't ready then. Our kid wasn't an a