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orhmeh09
4y ago
You can turn it off. Shouldn’t be too inconvenient if it’s important to you.
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These rules are not as strict as one might think, especially when they’re tied up with people’s careers—consider the reproducibility crisis for instance.
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It’s fine if you accept that you’re living a wasteful lifestyle that was completely unnecessary for hundreds of thousands of years.
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What would authorize someone to ask for blurring in the first place? Is this a problem if the whole is blurred?
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4y ago
Do Google accountants use Sheets?
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4y ago
You can accomplish this with user scripts on mobile and on any desktop browser.
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In America my housemate just bought the cheapest base model Corolla. It has these features and a key without an electronic fob.
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4y ago
FWIW, HBO Max, Hulu, Paramount, Criterion, and probably others offer subscriptions in app. What else doesn’t? Amazon, maybe?
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Apple TV has a feature that does this. It’s why I bought an Apple TV after having problems using a Roku in my small apartment.
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Backing the right idea may not get you anywhere, though. Ideas are cheap.
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4y ago
This is the first article I’ve clicked before going right to comments in months
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The NOVA system covers this. > Group 1 - Unprocessed or minimally processed foods (fruit, vegetables, eggs, meat, milk, etc.) Group 2 - Foods processed in the kitchen with the aim of extending their shelf life. In practice, these are ing
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4y ago
How do you know this and why should we believe you?
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4y ago
Try taking a wheelchair between cars.
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4y ago
Not hire them in the first place. It doesn’t have to hire them and I’m not sure why anyone would think so.
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4y ago
Is there an OS and hardware combination you suggest for 18 hours of Firefox, TypeScript, and Docker?
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4y ago
Try “Inventing Reality: The Politics of News Media” by Michael Parenti (1986).
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I have no doubt we’d have gotten basically the same thing within five years from elsewhere if CERN didn’t exist.
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It’s always like that, nothing to do with this wave of inflation.
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4y ago
The simplest explanation is the usual: 100% marketing.
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4y ago
I’ll allow it.
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4y ago
It’s been said the best way to get answers promptly online is to provide an incorrect one. Maybe a strategy to overcome the attention span issue would be to open a sockpuppet account to intentionally seed misinformation until someone catche
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Here’s a version by the same chef without the paywall: https://lidiasitaly.com/recipes/marinara-sauce-2/
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5y ago
I was curious if anyone had used a typical web forum for work instead of slack or others.
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5y ago
Is it just the extra digits you admire?
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5y ago
If the environmental impact assessment (you should already have conducted this) shows the impact of dumping your 1 ml - 1,000 l is less than the impact of your driving 45 miles, go for it!
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5y ago
How do you square GitHub Releases and the proliferation of binary downloads there for systems with existing centralized package repositories with #2?
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What’s your definition? Here’s theirs: > Our FontCode system embeds in a text document any type of in- formation as a bit string. For example, an arbitrary text message can be coded into a bit string using the standard ASCII code or Unic
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5y ago
This is a bad reason to turn it off. Knowing how to spell isn’t enough!
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Why do you think they dont?
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