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I wonder if they'll be able to fulfill the N-magazine subscription I paid for when I bought my ticket this year?
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FCC allows AT&T, Verizon and other carriers to block more suspected robocalls
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How Emma Boettcher Beat James Holzhauer on ‘Jeopardy’
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Quoting: little blurb about it on the CEO's linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafael-lima-ab97a860/de We are creating the first decentralized computing network, distributing professional free software and
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User finds crypto miner in “free” 3D modeling software
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I think this is it? https://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/137096/my-empl...
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You might also wish to post (anonymously) to https://workplace.stackexchange.com/
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It does pass the limit down. I've just verified my schema that has a varchar(128). One of the reasons given in the bug for it being difficult to fix is down in the depths it assumes it is a varchar() -- with parentheses. Here's t
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Steve Mould had an interesting video on eye movement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaC2RXBss2c The title is "How To Move One Of Your Eyes On Its Own," but the more fascinating content was his description and de
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In ‘lawless’ world of service dogs, many families suffer
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Last time I had this happen (thankfully a long time ago) I just used Perl against the block device and used a regex. Forensic tools also work well for this.
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> That's where Rajan went off the rails. No, no, he only embedded Ruby. Not Rails.
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Does Baseball Need Automated Strike Zone? These Numbers Say Yes
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Meteorite from the red planet contains fossilised bacteria, study claims
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How to tell when procrastinating is anxiety
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The FCC has fined robocallers $208M. It's collected $6,790
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The difference is consent. She (presumably) gave permission for her essay to be published.
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They're often spoofed numbers of actual real numbers.
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California keeps a secret list of criminal cops, but says you can’t have it
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It's not their price I'm complaining about -- it's their financial break even model they pushed claiming huge increases in public utility rates -- which didn't seem realistic given recent history. It's in line with
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We got a quote from sun run - it made us uncomfortable how all of their numbers assumed ridiculous utility rate increases. And our gut said we should just wait and purchase instead. A few years later solar prices came down and we made a pu
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Yeah, that was my answer -- and actually I wrote /usr/bin/true on SO but got sloppy here. I wrote that answer because I recalled it as a common idiom in autoconf or something -- some automake system I'd seen where the sy
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I've seen... (ok, actually I recommended)... someone do the following: if [ -x /usr/bin/blah ] then BLAH=/usr/bin/blah else BLAH=/bin/true fi $BLAH foo bar ba
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And they must be confident the scavengers won't eat the poisoned rats? Or that it is worth the trade off?
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> sounds like a common word for mucous membrane inflammation. This is driving me nuts -- what is this word?
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The scariest part is how his fingers get pulled towards the blade: https://youtu.be/u7sRrC2Jpp4?t=273
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How successful in industry are these "please subscribe" popups that come up after about 5 seconds? Does anyone really subscribe? Is the conversion rate really significantly greater than about 0%? I have never once put my email
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Your Medium link didn't work -- here it is after a google search: https://medium.com/@FabioAEsteves/i-have-nothing-to-hide-why...
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I’ve also had good luck in the oven. Line the rack with proper fire bricks and set the oven to 500 F - and convection if you have it. Place the pizza directly on the brick using a pizza paddle. I’d say it’s as good as the 1000 degree pizz
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So I was just looking for the Simon Sinek video and came across this instead: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/women-who-stray/2017...
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