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The Part Where Facebook Thinks I’m a P0rn Star
(erikanapoletano.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
He is referring to an HTTP 503 error which is shown when a service is unavailable.
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13y ago
I would not doubt if they got paid handsomely (if not, relatively well).
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13y ago
This modern look seems to typically have a slight gradient as well.
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13y ago
It also mentioned the badly drawn ads.
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Laughter helps us identify other members of our "tribe."
(sciencefriday.com)
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Thousands Condemn 'Rolling Stones' Boston Bomber Cover
(voanews.com)
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> But why was the non-standard way even an option? People tend to have their own ideas on how things should be done. They should definitely be heard too. There is nothing wrong with questioning or doing things differently than current st
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Google flights
(google.com)
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Internet Explorer 11: “Don’t call me IE”
(nczonline.net)
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Exodus International shuts down. Leader apologizes.
(freedomrequireswings.com)
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Downloads for 3D-printed Liberator gun reach 100,000
(bbc.co.uk)
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13y ago
Let's add a few more for fun. "salt tastes ok": 324658 years "intel password sweepstakes": 8441109 years "dictionary attack": 390 years
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14y ago
http://www.7billionworld.com/howbig.php
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Jira Jr.
(atlassian.com)
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One thing that can help with this is to have an open "informal" chatroom for all your employees (or for teams). Now if the person is completely silent, well, that's another issue.
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This will lead you to a decent user interface for printing as well.
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It seems like some of its main attractions will require an internet connection. WiFi is not everywhere and my wireless network is really slow.
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14y ago
Interesting point. "Is this guy recording me?"
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Case Study: Find Your Way to Oz
(html5rocks.com)
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Valentine's Card Ideas (for code lovers)
(visualidiot.com)
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Hackers break into Montana TV Emergency Alert System; zombie threat hoax aired
(masslive.com)
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Why You Should Travel Young
(convergemagazine.com)
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Dangers of Fracking
(dangersoffracking.com)
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Eclipse 4.3 Changelog
(leonsbuddydave.tumblr.com)
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> Somehow I feel they're safer in muscle memory than in 'normal' memory. From my understanding, muscle memory is formed when a task is repeated frequently. It's basically like your "normal" memory caching these motions. So, in theory, y
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I'm getting off topic, but I'm amazed that you don't actually know some of the passwords you are typing. Also, if your passwords are becoming muscle memory, isn't it time to change them? > Anyway, this tool won't work for me, and it loo
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Agile - the best way we ever worked
(edenspiekermann.com)
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North Korea 'under martial law'
(telegraph.co.uk)
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14y ago
One benefit of a stand up desk, from my experience, is that it helps battle grogginess. Since I started using a stand up desk, I have rarely had any mid afternoon, post-lunch fatigue.
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