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3y ago
> Traffic courts across America, except for major cities, can be kangaroo courts after fees and fines. Traffic courts in major cities shouldn't be excepted. They're often just as bad, if not worse.
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> the mullite bricks certainly are good insulators themselves. As for the concrete ones, they're puffed up with air and also ok. Sure, with some exotic materials and fancy tricks you can get something possibly approaching mediocre w
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3y ago
> double wall with insulation gap, concrete blocks with the gap already incorporated, those big hollow "ceramic" bricks (check out pictures of favela buildings with exposed bricks), those white insulated blocks... These are met
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3y ago
Or when you finish paying it off, and don't move somewhere else right away, you get to keep the money you would have been spending.
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3y ago
> Brick is actually a pretty good insulator. Not really, no. The R-value is barely better than a sheet of drywall. It's better than many types of siding, but siding isn't for insulation either.
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3y ago
Might be that none of that really matters. Figure out what security goals you want to meet for your use case and take the necessary steps to get there.
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3y ago
But then Oracle has your credit card number.
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3y ago
I understand Squirrelmail to be basically dead for over a decade.
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3y ago
This diagram should clear things up in a confusing manner. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/13/be/5b/13be5b89e662930a2b2dc1573...
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3y ago
https://explainshell.com/ can help with that but isn't perfect.
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3y ago
The B variant is for short take off and vertical landing, the C variant is for carriers. Not really sure what you're referring to.
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3y ago
I don't know how it worked but I never saw better than 53/54k with v.90 or v.92. Maybe there was more going on.
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3y ago
Bayonet charges were done with magazine fed rifles in WW2 and the Korean war.
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3y ago
Yes, I'm aware of that. I never once said or implied anything about giving any land to anyone. I'm actually of the opinion that both groups need to figure out how to live together peacefully instead of fighting each other. It seem
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3y ago
It can look like this https://freshkillspark.org/
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3y ago
The current conflict has been going on for about 75 years. To ignore that and just focus on what happened last month is disingenuous at best. Where did you get the idea that I want to give land to Turkey?
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3y ago
I'm not saying it is or isn't genocide, but if Hamas attacked Israel first then you're ignoring something like 75 years of the conflict.
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3y ago
I guess service is actually fine. Calling everything a user can run a library is what messed me up. I don't know what a better term might be.
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3y ago
There is also a bash language server. https://github.com/bash-lsp/bash-language-server/
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3y ago
> By library, I mean any software that can be run by the user: shared objects, modules, servers, command line utilities, and others. By service, I mean any software which the user can't run on their own; anything which depends (usua
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3y ago
Most of the spam I get is the stupid newsletters that you get signed up for automatically and the unsubscribe link is broken.
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3y ago
It is. There are also drive through beer stores.
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3y ago
Note that bash implements [ as a builtin so the coreutils man page might not match exactly.
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3y ago
Some states just have parking tests that they call driving tests.
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3y ago
Mozilla didn't kill servo. It is alive.
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3y ago
> Even Microsoft’s GitHub has all kinds of glitches unless you’re using a chromium browser. What are some of the glitches? I'm curious if I've ran into any of them.
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3y ago
Old, surprised it's still up, and related: http://www.linmodems.org/
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3y ago
If I recall correctly, Ubuntu has been the only officially supported distro since Steam first came to Linux.
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3y ago
I've eaten lots of Cajun food but I've never had Cajun food from a restaurant. A decent cook can make an excellent pot of gumbo or jambalaya, and a crawfish boil can be a delicious and wonderful backyard event.
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Pennsylvania school district welcomes 17 sets of twins
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