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8y ago
exactly what I was wondering! My hatred of them stems from being pooped on as a kid every summer. Perhaps thats why I remember them so well.
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8y ago
To elaborate on my observation: aprox 30 years ago in the summer you would see thousands of seagulls on Kalaloch. Perhaps 50-100 in eye view at all times. Over the last few years I've gone to Kalaloch in summer you are lucky to see m
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8y ago
Going to a Pacific Northwest beach today vs 30-40 years ago, You may also notice a lack of seagulls on beaches. I remember Kalaloch on the Olympic Peninsula used to have thousands of the vermin. Go there now, and you are lucky to see 1
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8y ago
Regarding proxies, could anyone recommend where to learn about implementing a proxy / proxy chain? a book, or online resource, etc.
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8y ago
How I use JWT: an encrypted storage of the user's authentication credentials, stuffed into a persistent domain cookie. Thus, JWT is just a standardized way of encrypting a json payload and storing/retrieving it in a cookie. works
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8y ago
For those who grew up in the Pacific Northwest: Seagulls. 30 years ago if you went to the coast you would have hundreds of seagulls on every beach. If you go there today you are lucky to see more than 5 in an entire day.
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8y ago
I'm pretty near your situation (8 and 6yr olds), and do some things similar to you. Tip: if you want to remove ads/filter internet, it's easy to do on android: install a VPN firewall app and block everything. no more ads.
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8y ago
indeed, I think you hit it on the nose.
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8y ago
sounds interesting! if you find it again, plz post
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8y ago
not sure why you are so downvoted on this (maybe less drama next time) but more or less right. More specifically though, the Snowden docs showed how the usa does this kind of stuff on a one-off basis.
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8y ago
While I agree that charging more is generally a good strategy, not having a free tier discourages product experimentation. A real life example: I am in search for an api doc solution for my SaaS. A certain "docs" SaaS costs abou
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8y ago
actually, if you believe in natural evolution, brains are designed. just because there isn't any intelligence involved, doesn't mean that the brain isn't a meticulously crafted piece of perfection.
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8y ago
yeah exactly.
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8y ago
I think that now, Firebase is build on Google Cloud Datastore. I have used Datastore in production since 2015, and have had no outages, but if I had to do it again I think I'd go normal RDB, just because query support is extremely lim
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8y ago
> “Today, our world feels divided.” Rony Abovitz, CEO of the infamous mixed reality startup Magic Leap stood awkwardly on a circular stage first sentence. holy negativity batman.
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8y ago
I think what @decentralised is arguing isn't that PoW is wasteful, but that there are certain by-design inefficiencies that outsiders consider a waste from an economics standpoint. (A high economic cost to perform PoW) Certainly you
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8y ago
self plug: i wrote a "corelib" for typescript: https://www.npmjs.com/package/xlib right now it's only meant for nodejs use (it's too big for browsers) but I use it successfully in my production cod
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8y ago
exactly! `==null` and `!=null` are the only reasons I use it. For those not aware, you can specify a rule in [js/es/ts]lint to allow only these cases.
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8y ago
fakes aside, my wife bought this phone (the pro) and I have to say it has the best camera (+post processing) I've seen on a phone. My wife sucks at taking photos but with that thing they look kinda nice. Their 3 lens composite photo
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8y ago
same with Canada. it also doesn't show any comments. almost looks censored compared to the usa view.
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8y ago
what is the relationship of this to Material-UI? https://material-ui.com/ On the Material-UI website it shows CreativeTim (the creators of Material Dashboard) as being a major contributor, additionally there is a Material D
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8y ago
maybe the hairs promote the spread of the fungus. When the hairs are disturbed by the environment/animals the fungus is transported away from the initial site.
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8y ago
I just spent some time searching, and I actually don't see much in the way of clients. Most search results seem to be talking about how wizz-bang dns-over-https is, or talking about firefox's implementation. If you know of a DNS
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9y ago
if this can help: for me, this happens when i turn the buffer on my sound card down (to avoid playback delay when using a midi keyboard)
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9y ago
the salts formed by mixing the 2 are abrasive. but thats it.
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9y ago
still, 40 friends would work out to a little less than 1 vacation/week. I think his general point still stands.
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9y ago
remember though, it's "just 1" in the past few years we've had the capability of detecting them.
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9y ago
FYI the Nimitz FLIR1 video was taken at a distance of around 30 miles. pretty good video for that distance. Also this is the only declassified video, I would assume better video exist but this will help ease us into acceptance.
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9y ago
I think it's because we (global powers) are more civilized these days. In this modern era it's harder (not impossible) to go to war when there isn't an egregious threat/harm present. The populous now needs to feel it&#
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9y ago
why am I smug? I totally agree with the premise and personally hate comcast, but if _jal wants to be taken seriously by jlivingood, snarkyness isn't the way to go. I don't mind the anon downvotes though, it's par for the co
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