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Not the OP, but I'd like it if my contractor shows at least a bit of professional engagement. I'm hiring them because they're the expert - and if they ask some questions about why I want the garage and what I plan to use it f
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Lots of people learned in school (in my part of Canada, at least) that 1km = 0.62 miles. If you use that value, you get 800km = 496 miles. Seems like that's what happened here.
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The who should pay part might be even more important now. As a condo the individual owners are collectively on the hook for repairs if insurance doesn't pay out. And they're now in possession of condo units they can't sell an
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The trucks: https://im-mining.com/2020/06/02/suncor-speeds-komatsu-980e-...
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It's worth noting this can vary a lot depending on target market and deal size. I've had the fortune of being in a tech role where I got to join plenty of sales calls. And I've observed that when selling large deal to large c
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5y ago
Also apps that use React Native, as the RN runtime is written in C++ and uses the NDK on Android.
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BK always cooks The impossible whopper patties on the same grill as everything else unless you ask them to microwave it. I think they mention this on their website, but I'm not sure how obvious it is in-store, or if it's even ment
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The best start would probably be both parts of Windows Internals: https://www.amazon.com/Windows-Internals-Part-architecture-m... https://www.amazon.com/Windows-Internals-Part-Developer-Refe... These aren&#
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I know it's a typo, but jaw walking definitely sounds like an arrest-worthy offense. :)
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For what it's worth, OutputDebugString() still exists and works in Windows 10. It just displays the text in the Visual Studio output window, but it's neat how much Windows 1.0 code will work without too much modification on Win10.
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They did a lot of static testing of both the SRBs, external tank, and main engines before the first flight. This NASA slide deck gives a pretty good overview: https://www.nasa.gov/pdf/552577main_Shuttle_Propulsion_Mitig
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6y ago
I get that weird concept/location thing too, and I usually can't figure out the association. For example, when I hear "Turbo Pascal" I immediately see the intersection of Lawrence Ave. East and Pharmacy Avenue in Toronto
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And +1 covers at least one foreign country.
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It does, by about six months.
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I'm not sure where you're getting your information, but every source I've seen indicates that the majority of heat in Quebec is electric. This matches my experience, FWIW. When I lived in Ottawa, I occasionally looked at hous
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ContentLab | Technical Content Strategist | Toronto, ON | Full-Time, Remote | https://contentlab.io Are you a developer who loves to write and is looking for a change of pace? If so, this role might be for you. We’re looking for
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They make plenty of sense for users of newer MacBooks and iPad Pros, too. Those people will be carrying USB-C to USB-C cables because that's what their MacBook and/or iPad Pro uses. I'm not really what's contrived about
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If you enjoy this, you might also like the Saturn V Flight Manual: https://history.nasa.gov/afj/ap12fj/pdf/a12_sa507-flightmanu...
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Can non-stick pans even be a fad when Teflon coated cookware has been popular for 60+ years?
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That's always one of my favorites to look at. Zoom out a bit and it's really obvious that it was formed by a meteorite impact. The whole lake is a giant hydroelectric reservoir, too.
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SEEKING FREELANCERS | Toronto, Canada | REMOTE For the curious developer: ContentLab is looking for freelance tech writers! Are you a developer with experience in Cloud, DevOps, AI/ML, Security, Web, Mobile or Gaming? Do your hobbies i
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I'm not sure that making everyone happy is an achievable goal. I enjoy rating and reviewing apps, and I don't mind when apps ask me to do it. So your proposed solution would make me unhappy vs. the status quo.
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As the post mentions, several Delphi customers had updated Bold to work with newer versions of Delphi but weren’t about to share their changes since Bold hadn’t been released under an open source license. It looks like enabling that sharing
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I think part of the problem is that so many North American Chevettes (and their Pontiac equivalents, the 1000 and Acadian) where sold with a 3-speed automatic transmission that made them unbelievably slow: https://www.youtube.com
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Better to die on that hill rather than in a refrigerator like Indy should have given how hard that thing landed.
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Fair enough! I had forgotten about that. The site made it to the #1 spot on HN one day and I must have added it then because I was curious about the traffic. Come to think of it, I vaguely remember using my web host’s built in editor to do
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I'm fighting the good fight by keeping my thoroughly embarrassing personal website from the 90s online. Neither the URL nor the pages have changed since 1999! http://boglin.iwarp.com/
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I think the “how do I figure out what the heck really happened” part is something most historians care about quite deeply and is an important part of historiography. Looking at the veracity of previously recorded history is part of historio
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That really hasn’t been my experience when working alongside sales people at the companies I’ve worked for. I definitely wouldn’t call any of them sales droids. Usually they’re just given really tough goals and quotas to hit. And while none
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Could it have been black flies instead of mosquitoes? Blood is their favorite meal and they're known to swarm humans and animals alike in large numbers: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Black_Fly_Attack_o.
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