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by pionar 5y ago
(Replying here since your original post is dead) It's not that nobody's talking about it, it's just that people have done the research, and they've proven people like Dr. Montagnier wrong. Why give air to people who keep
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by pionar 5y ago
The implication is that these are conflicts over water, but they're not. They're "conflicts" in that something happened that somehow involved water in the periphery. Very misleading list.
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by pionar 5y ago
Do you not think that municipalities will still find a way to collect that? Remember the fight over state sales tax w/internet purchases a few years ago?
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by pionar 5y ago
I can't disagree with your first sentence more. The current crop of legislators, both D and R, have shown that they're not above opposing something just because the other side came up with it. And I do think that evangelicals stil
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by pionar 5y ago
ADHD sufferer here, taking notes is ESSENTIAL. I don't have a system though, just a series of OneNote notebooks that I organize when I can get to it.
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by pionar 5y ago
It's basically because SSNs were not supposed to be used for that purpose, they were only supposed to be for the SSA to track people, like an account number. In fact, the paper cards used to say "NOT FOR IDENTIFICATION" on th
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by pionar 5y ago
This is poorly worded on the Times' part. The conspiracy is that Obama ordered it, or that it was politically motivated.
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by pionar 5y ago
It's not being "stuffed" into a bill, it's an amendment that had voting on it. There was a competing amendment that didn't get the support this one did.
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by pionar 5y ago
Firefox at least tells you to use ESC to get the pointer back.
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by pionar 5y ago
That's certainly not true. NPR criticizes Bill Gates often as part of the "celebrity billionaire" group, and recently had a story about his affair with an employee.
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by pionar 5y ago
Are you worried about Zoom basically taking your idea and baking into their product? Also, what does this have to do with Zoom specifically? Is it just the attendance tracking?
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by pionar 5y ago
Wait, stars are flickering dots for most people?
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by pionar 5y ago
Hmm, when did they do this? I actually think Germany has it backwards here. If the German government wants to provide a free-speech "safe zone", they should provide it themselves. You're encouraging government coercion of act
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by pionar 5y ago
A lot of NASCAR tracks also have road courses. Indy, Daytona, Atlanta, a lot of the others.
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by pionar 5y ago
The ability to change logging levels of either a category or all categories at runtime is one. Being able to monitor levels via an administrative endpoint. A decent rolling file implementation that can compress the archived files. These are
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by pionar 5y ago
Eh, I've been a .net developer for almost 15 years. The parent post is correct that the third-party ecosystem (especially OSS) is sorely lacking in quality. Like look at logging - logging in .net is SO anemic. Even with third-party lib
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by pionar 5y ago
Why not? If you're going to use a tool (be it SQL, NoSQL, docker, kubernetes), your team needs to have/build some expertise in it. IMHO, using something like an ORM abstracts that layer. It also introduces a "black box"
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by pionar 5y ago
I doubt it. Google's crawling bots (like most search engine bots) follow a published standard for access rules for bots (robots.txt).
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by pionar 5y ago
That's not at all true.
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by pionar 5y ago
Unless there's some other legal agreement, there's nothing stopping you from selling an NFT on the same network multiple times.
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by pionar 5y ago
A) yes B) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by pionar 5y ago
I think it's all still touch screen, looks like that new trend, "Smart depth" or whatever it is.
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by pionar 5y ago
I've never been one of those things, but they're still useful. I had an F150 for a while that I only used to transport things like mulch or helping friends move or moving myself. I still have an old Ranger that I use for those pur
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by pionar 5y ago
Why not both then?
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by pionar 5y ago
I believe you're: A) using a strawman B) Comparing apples and oranges When facebook decides on its own to remove posts, I'm ok with that, they're a private company and can do what they want on their platform. When the governm
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by pionar 5y ago
I wouldn't worry too much about those exact markets, that's cyclical. I remember in the early 2000s when the internet really made finding collectibles easier, the old computer market got insane, like $1200 for a standard C64 on eb
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by pionar 5y ago
That rule was only implemented this year, so there is no data on that yet.
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by pionar 6y ago
No, in the age of social media and the internet, the media is no longer a check or filter on partisan rhetoric from politicians.
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by pionar 6y ago
Why? That's just asking for poor perf, even on Windows. I would never do that. Leave CLR in applications, where it belongs.
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by pionar 6y ago
SQL Server itself does not rely on .NET Framework. SQL CLR, an optional component does. We run SQL Server in Linux containers now.

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