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by obelos 12y ago
Dave Ramsey's sledge hammer method is geared for those tending toward the innumerate end of math skills and the low end of self-control. They are simple, unqualified “baby steps” and rules that don't require one to understand any
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by obelos 12y ago
Translation: our pinch point is supplier scaling.
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by obelos 13y ago
My setup is similar. I've wall-mounted my screen and a keyboard shelf at standing height, then I pull up a tall drafting chair when I want to sit. When it takes only a couple of seconds to switch between sitting and standing, you don&#
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by obelos 13y ago
It's oversimplifying to say he avoids them because they're not his core competency; he avoids them because valuing them is not anybody's core competency. Their value comes from products that are too lacking in historical cont
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by obelos 13y ago
“What's wrong with your lawmakers down there?” We also have a significant number of completely uncontrolled intersections in dense, urban neighborhoods. No lights, no signs, nothing other than “please drive slowly with caution.” So it&
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by obelos 13y ago
No two vehicles ever stop “at the same time” when you get down to it. There's always an offset, and the fuzziness I'm speaking of is how much slop is included to trigger simultaneity. Generally, it's little enough that it giv
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by obelos 13y ago
FIFO is typically perceived to be the case, but technically the law in many locales actually states that each driver yield to the right. The distance at which a car is to be included as “at” the intersection is a little fuzzy, so in practic
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by obelos 13y ago
tl;dr “I haven't yet read _The Extended Phenotype_”.
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by obelos 13y ago
How weird is it that cnn.com is included as a reason for being interested in HTTP?
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by obelos 13y ago
It could be that a few savvy people always want a reservation or two on deck. They queue up reservations, say one table per week for two months. When that week comes up, if they don't want the table they cancel it. If they do end up ha
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by obelos 13y ago
While we should of course be concerned about the privacy implications these programs hold for ordinary American citizens, it's also important to think about the implications these resources have on the class of people who are most like
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by obelos 13y ago
Greenwald is great. Conor Friedersdorf and Radley Balko also do quality journalism on civil liberties issues.
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by obelos 13y ago
The header's ranges-specifier doesn't specify a syntax, so you can use a docid-based pager just as easily.
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by obelos 13y ago
I prefer providing a "Range" header for pagination. It's typically used for retrieving byte-range chunks of large objects, but it's also applicable to return a subset of a result set, like "Range: records=0-10". This has the drawback of not
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by obelos 14y ago
What you describe is not targeted assassination. Your scenario depicts incident response. For example, "neutralize the several people that have hijacked this plane." Targeted assassination is, as the name suggests, aimed at a specific perso
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by obelos 15y ago
Ask them. If you think domain ownership and trademark have no bearing upon each other, I can't help you.
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by obelos 15y ago
PTFS/LibLime's "non-open fork" of Koha is available on Github: https://github.com/liblime/LibLime-Koha . We gratefully accept pull requests and bug reports there, as well. We're pushing yet another release there next week. Shortly after th