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I wish people would only build 90's style sites. The way things are going is bad, here are some example sites that I find particularly difficult to use: - new reddit (old reddit is much, much better) - parley (yes, the &quo
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I can't find where to pay? I selected all the cookie preferences I wanted. How do I finish the transaction and get the cookies delivered?
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Lets be honest: if you can copy and paste from w3 schools you can probably be a front end web developer.
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because people are shallow, a really intelligent platform would include more important data, like smell you can't tell how bad someone smells until they come in for the interview, that's where zoom is lacking
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Would you bring your kid to the job interview? Being able to separate your work and family life is important to productivity. It's not discrimination, it's that the author lacks professional boundaries.
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Have you tried QtCreator? If so, have you also tried QtDeclarative? Having used QtCreator to build a medium sized GUI, it was a pain. The XML it produces is too unwieldy to manually edit, so that's out (though I did edit it a few times
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thanks for the due dilligence edit: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22police%20admit%20to%22 170,000 results
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To test it, you'd need DNA from a sample of detainees, I doubt they have that. It's pretty suspicious though, 800k worth of human hair? It disgusts you, I hope. In other news, President Trump agreed with Chairman Xi that his conce
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This speaks to me, but I'm not 100% persuaded yet.
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Why not go find me three links to instances where the police did acknowledge their mistakes?
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I'll stop blanket recommending credit cards now. Amex it is.
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The problem here is that police are not infallible but everyone wants them to be. If there is violence in humanity you would be naive to think police would be exempted from it. That is why I don't like coverage like this: why not also
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I never purchase items with a debit card. A credit card always beats a debit card if you are able to pay it off every month. If there's a wrong transaction with a credit card, the company will 99.99% of the time immediately take your s
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The real reason why Microsoft has a browser is that they tried to monopolize the web in the 90s and failed. The browser never went away, though!
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This isn't a Q&A site
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maybe you're right but there's no way it's only liberals who care about bolton's book add to that mitt romney, colin powell, and mattis, and in a very short time there's a lot of conservatives saying that trump suck
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but if MBAs can make apps without coders, who is going to ask coders to build their ideas for free?
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Mindfulness is pseudoscience garbage, it shouldn't be allowed in schools any more than religion should... blowing my mind here.
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Things have changed since you were in. The Army leads the other branches in infosec training now. Other branches send their people to gordon for it.
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Everyone in the Army wears that uniform every single day, even to work in an office. That is what he wears to work daily. Also as the chief of staff he is actually in command of the entire Army. It's kind of stupid, until you consider
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Much like he's trying to politicize the response by putting GEN Milley "in charge" The Pentagon's official response was (paraphrasing) "GEN Milley's responsibilities have not changed; he will continue to advise
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Trump sending in the national guard was not what escalated this. What escalated this was his usual politicizing of every event. By popping off on twitter with his now famous "when you start looting, we start shooting" tweet. The n
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It's certainly true that police instigate some of these riots, but how do you explain arson? Without listing the numerous acts of arson that have occurred, I think we could agree that it's farfetched to say that police have instig
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Here are some of my ideas: "Who's got the loot?" This app could be used to keep track of which stores have and haven't been looted yet. No one wants to loot a store that has already run out of stuff. "Children Insid
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Refactor is a good word to use if you don't want to upset the coworker who's code you completely replaced.
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This is great. If you search Youtube there are quite a few videos of people doing their own off-grid solar installs, and some even grid tied. Obviously grid tied is a terrible idea if you don't get the proper permits and loop in the el
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Every time I see something about org mode it makes me want to learn emacs, but I am very used to vim. This one is especially tempting, though.
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bitcoin, just make sure you sell it after the next big rally that all the money printing sparks
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here's the guide on how to play in a CTF https://trailofbits.github.io/ctf/intro/find.html for space comms, search "site:nasa.gov satellite"
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Man space is going to be militarized no matter what. Haven't you seen star wars?
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