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sam36
7y ago
Hi, anti-vaxxer here. It's never really been about "the mercury". Its about having a perfectly normal child that suddenly "regresses" after shots, be it through autism, sudden seizures, new allergies, or even death.
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As someone that owned a family auto shop, I welcome this change. The EPA set standards at a federal level (good standards I might add). Cali was given the power to require higher standards in the 1970's as the article mentions. In the
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Die Floppy Orgel
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7y ago
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The Analog Floppy Disc Delay
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7y ago
Didn't know this existed. Even with planes that were built for dirt runways (c-130, c-17) there can still be issues. I worked briefly as a mechanic for Boeing on C-17's. One incident (I did not witness but was told) was a C-17 som
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The Sexual Life of Children
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8y ago
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8y ago
How many stores do they have? (too lazy to search)
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8y ago
You have no right to take away my right to put what ever I darn well feel like in MY documentation. And since when does "church" have to be separate to anything else? Just out of spite, I think if I ever give a sermon, I'll m
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8y ago
Who is being "oppressed"? And since when does some text in a file have any bearing on one's conscious?
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8y ago
It is temporary as he originally stated, the title is just click bait of course.
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8y ago
How exactly does this work? As far as I know, most ISP's send all traffic from their CPE equipment to their main data center where it is then routed. Which means if you happen to know your neighbor's IP address, and try to ping it
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8y ago
>He was a star, but he had his demons His blunt honestly with stuff in his own life helped me in my own. We've certainly all screwed up.
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9y ago
> It is unfair for them to not allow you to bill for the 3+ hour ramp up time. This is just one case of many (where I loose hours/money), but to elaborate; say I get a ticket for 2 hours, "Just add a delete button for an order
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9y ago
> Most of them bill for more hours than they're actually coding. I pretty much figured that. Problem is how we manage our internal work flow is based on tickets with an amount of hours allocated to each one. Some have 4 or 8, others
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9y ago
>Personally, I really like my coworking space. But I got one that's 10 minutes away. Isn't there something closer to you? No, I'm out in the sticks. Hence why I fancy remote dev work :) >Also, I have the feeling that yo
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Ask HN: How many (actual) hours do you work a week?
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Don't forget to take into account there's normally only one or two lanes of train traffic that runs right along side of an 8 lane high way. Much more chance for congestion. I lived right next to a set of tracks once. Trains would
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10y ago
What is the current fascination with AI? It seems to be talked about everywhere right now. Yet "AI" in a core sense has been around since the 70's...