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by russfink 4y ago
The sister ship, Olympic, was refitted after the accident and had a long career to 1935. It had its own set of illustrious fatal incidents. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Olympic
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Interesting suggestion that MFA Fatigue was to blame, but no specific details from the hacker. The next few days might offer clarity.
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Uber hacked, internal vulnerability reports stolen(bleepingcomputer.com)
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There is no rationale given as to “why plaintext.” HTML can be much more expressive in a shorter amount of authoring time.
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This post is of historic significance. Paper is from 1970.
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The article fails to answer the question in its title: why?
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I wonder what shaped the practice to be like this - megalomania, or companies legitimately getting burned?
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Used to be a series, Hints from Heloise ~ and this sounds like a good one!
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Researchers have found that metformin, a commonly prescribed diabetes medication, lowers the odds of emergency department visits, hospitalizations, or death due to COVID-19 by over 40 percent; and over 50 percent if prescribed early in onse
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Metformin Found Effective at Reducing Odds of Serious Outcomes for Covid-19(scitechdaily.com)
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Adjunct instructor here. Before I came into the program, cheating was on the rise. When given programming assignments, students would go to Geeks for geeks and download solutions, some of them mostly correct, and submit those for credit. On
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by russfink 4y ago
The engineer is happy because they know to bend forward and reach with their arms.
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You raise a good assumption I think is being missed - the choice criteria has not changed between the time of interviewing the first applicant and selecting the n/e-th applicant. The housing market is too volatile for this assumption t
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From one of the articles (Gizmodo), they say Russia is upset at StarLink because they are providing Internet to Ukraine. With that in mind, this researcher had no problems posting the flaw to Github to help "better fortify" the S
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https://warfarehistorynetwork.com/the-norden-bombsight-was-i...
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Or give you a sequence of very short, non-critical tasks for a year before they decide they can trust you again. Speaking from experience.
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More likely is that this guy used a service. Or, he could start a service. Or he is the service, and this profile is his calling card.
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Can someone clarify the geochemistry for me? What happens to the rock vapor? Does it resolidify along the existing wall, or does it recondense into fine particulates, and are those particulates easier to remove than pieces of the solid rock
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Well, this is a tricky situation. At what point did Google agree to become the world's free email provider? We have to decide where their social obligation outranks their share holder obligation. And by "we," I include everyo
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Edited Sept 10,2021 per Activity and Details. The year is not a misprint.
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In time, it will become weaponized.
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Please share your suggested pages!
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Agreed!
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But a lawn fire is not directly temperature related, is it? I suspect the grass has dried from lack of rain, such that some small spark that would ordinarily have fizzled has taken hold.
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Aha, so perhaps the press got it wrong by saying it "melted" - maybe it actually buckled. They might have it confused with common roads that are actually softening and "melting" rather than buckling.
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Thank you - good explanation. There is no "one <type> fits all," then, for tarmac.
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Thank you - good explanation - the problem, then, is that there is no "one <type> fits all" solution for tarmac. It's just a case of the runway being built for different conditions. In other words, mother nature (glob
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My question - how does the composition of the surface compare with that in other parts of the world that are hotter - Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Australia, the American southwest? Is there some code or regulation that helps these hotter places a
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Runway melts at London Luton airport as temperatures in UK near 40°C(dailytelegraph.com.au)
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Set your timer based on the last two digits of your house or apartment number. If everyone did this, ... ?

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