nostalgiac

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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Honestly, the first 3 words ("untrained men") of that study make me instantly reject any validity of the study.
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
> Mention the dichotomy of strength vs muscle growth. Lower rep range focuses more on strength while higher rep range focuses on muscle growth. As far as I'm aware there's still no conclusive evidence for rep ranges affecting
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Thank you as well. I've had depression my entire adult life, and have been in a very similar circumstance to you. I've been trying to 'think my way out of it' for many years, but it was never achievable. Finally a few mo
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
>ut Zillow says my house is worth more than double what I paid five years ago. You can't tell someone looking for housing there's no inflation. You mean..it's gained value a few short years after a major crash? How surpri
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Joint Venture (Partnership).
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
You shouldn't trust your memory... There's only just under 4.3 Billion IPv4 addresses available. And you can write off a decent chunk of those as being not available for public use. As of right now there are only 891 listed Tor Ex
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
As a Windows Sysadmin, my life would be a living hell without PowerShell.
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
I think you are largely mistaken. I work for a Not-for-Profit in Health Care / Aged Care and we have bought Samsung VR headsets to take into the Aged Care Homes and the elderly people there have absolutely love the experiences they had
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Yes, it has "Read & Execute". I don't see how this is related though.
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
https://www.ted.com/talks/johann_hari_everything_you_think_y... Watch this and see if you still think the same way.
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Nothing new about this as they've been around for a long time. As a sysadmin myself we have set all computers to open .js files with notepad by default (rather than the Windows Scripting Engine) so they will not execute if opened accid
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Although the author phrases it as "70+ hours a week", my assumption is it's not the hours per week that he doesn't want to commit to it, but the total hours involved that it's going to require to solve the situation
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
He wasn't commenting on the price. He was commenting on the actual traction that the website's have generated. As in, how many 'generic' domains are actually being used to their potential? Has anyone ever ordered from Pi
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
I don't see how at all. Everyone (including myself) that has been tattooed KNOWS they were going to be permanent before they got them. If they wanted a removable option they wouldn't have got them in the first place. A lot of the
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Those aren't variables though, you are referencing specific files.
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
That wouldn't really make sense at all. Can you name any commands or interfaces that take the variable before the argument?
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
> The idea that all will be hired or none will be hired is kinda odd as well. It mentions on the page "you’d all be free to accept or decline individually". Yes this is a risky move by Stripe, but as they say, it's an exp
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
Sounds good in theory. Until the bug that causes failure is also present in the monitoring system, and as such doesn't fail over to the backup system. AKA exactly what happened here to Google.
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by nostalgiac 10y ago
It's not lazy to say something such as an LSD trip is ineffable. It's just how it is. Sure a lot of the sounds, sounds and experiences may technically be describable. But it's the experience itself that is ineffable. I'v
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
If they raised it as equity, they would have to give away a percentage of the company - which gives a 'valuation' to it. So, if they raised $1B for 10% equity, the valuation of the company's worth would be $10B. To avoid this
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
Looks like https://nodebb.org/
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
I agree. The times I search on computers in the address bar and then wonder why the results are bafflingly awful, I realise the search is set to Bing or any other Search Engine. Re-typing the exact same phrase into Google and suddenly the t
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
Yes they exist. HotJar is an example.
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
Small error at the bottom of your FAQ page, you mention it's free up to 5,000 clicks per day rather than per month.
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
Sad state? How do you expecet them to know all the apps installed on your phone? And if they DID know this information, people would be up in arms about privacy or lack there-of.
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
I'm not sure how true this is. I registered a new domain with Namecheap just last Thursday and it had whoisguard automatically turned on.
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
Reads to me that they are recording the access and no-one did access it.
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
There's still the issue of the people receiving the content freely when they should have payed (even though it's not their fault).
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
Count me in.. all these other posts about anything fiber optic is insane. Try Australia. $80/month for 8mbit/1mbit if you're lucky. For reference, our business connection (50/50) costs ~$1200/month.
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by nostalgiac 11y ago
I understand it wasn't needed after the fact. But the entire point of the original post/resolution was to understand what was causing the problem (page time outs) - yet when faced with a second problem, he chose the 'easy&#x2

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