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by seren 9y ago
> I think if this worked as intended, no additional treatment is required. It is correct if the therapy is targeting all stem cells. I have not understood clearly from the article but it seems the treatement is targeting "living cel
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by seren 9y ago
And yet all the Quantum code is not yet on Firefox Android 57, so it will get actually better quickly.
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by seren 9y ago
On mobile, I prefer Firefox + uBlock to Chrome.
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by seren 9y ago
The most basic example would be two threads trying to write the same variable concurrently without synchronisation. As far as I know, as long as you don't use any unsafe code block, it is not possible, i.e. the compiler will protest lo
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by seren 9y ago
Most game now have "micro transactions". I have not followed closely but I guess that your start the game without all the characters unlocked, so you need to play X hours of time to unlock that character, or buy it in addition to
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by seren 9y ago
Try ':help :term' or ':help shell', you have to update the shell variable in your .(n)vimrc
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by seren 9y ago
From a quick test, :terminal did not work on my windows setup on 0.2, it is now working (which is a least a new feature of neovim vs vim)
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by seren 9y ago
Interesting I did not know the story of Arminius, and it mirrors in multiple ways the story of Vercingetorix and the battle of Alesia, that was also used in the XIXth century as a "national foundation myth", up to the erection of
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by seren 9y ago
> Clients don't care about quality, they care about features, so management doesn't care about delivering quality Up to a point, as soon as you start losing market share to competitors because your customer complains your appli
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by seren 9y ago
I used to hover around 30-40, now I am more busy or wasting my time, so I am around 15. Which made me think that, assuming that live another 50 years, at that rate, that is only 750 books left. Which is kinda sad.
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by seren 9y ago
This is the slippery slope argument, but if this is done for security reasons, once the infrastructure is in place for immigrants, I don't know why it should not be applied to visitors.
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by seren 9y ago
The underlying tech could probably work on every part of the clothing. They probably found out that some gestures were awkward or unnatural in public, so the first iteration is pretty conservative. Touching your cuffs is pretty unsuspicious
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by seren 9y ago
Actually in Europe, it depends of the country but it is pretty heavily regulated. Parties are paid with a mix of public funding (propotional to the number of vote at the last elections, or number of elected public figures) and private donat
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by seren 9y ago
I have never heard of LK before but apparently it used in Android bootloader, so it makes sense that zircon is based on it.
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by seren 9y ago
Never having experienced any discomfort myself, but maybe you could try to buy an ergonomic mouse, which are basically "vertical" move. It is apparently better because you don't have to "twist" your hand. And it is
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by seren 9y ago
Hevea is the name of the tree producing rubber. (Actually the genus)[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hevea
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by seren 9y ago
Even if I know this is pretty useless, I feel an urge to speak up if the belief is harmful for the person holding them. If you believe that homeopaty can cure cancer, and that every big pharma is trying to poison you, this can have quite bi
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by seren 9y ago
I am often thinking about food, it will likely be incredibly bland and not very varied. Plus you'll spend probably most of your time indoors. You won't ever lay on a beach listening to the sounds of the wave, or walk on dry leaves
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by seren 9y ago
Googling the author's names, you'll quickly find a snopes article in the first results: http://www.snopes.com/climatology-fraud-global-warming/
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by seren 9y ago
That what I wanted to convey, I am not a native speaker and sometimes I tend to be somewhat unclear.
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by seren 9y ago
Change the wheel a given tire is attached to. This is to have a regular "wear" on your tires. Incidentally, you can also regularly rotate your mattress to have a better sleep.
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by seren 9y ago
It was true before GE Capital had been divested, now I am not so sure it still holds.
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by seren 9y ago
In Options > Display on Map, you can select what is and what is not displayed on the map. The first option allows you to remove other wazers.
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by seren 9y ago
It might be because I am used to it but I find Waze interface better overall. For example, selecting alternative route is not that obvious on Google map for long distance travel, it is a single click on Waze.
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by seren 9y ago
However according to Wikipedia this is: >the star where the Elder Gods came from to battle the Great Old Ones [...]. Betelgeuse is also mentioned as the homeworld of the 'Ithria, a star-faring fungoid race.
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by seren 9y ago
The intent at least ? But even with a good or noble idea, executing is another matter.
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by seren 9y ago
Have you heard about Memrise? It is site/mobile app dedicated to learn new language using SRS. Apart from official content, most of the content is contributed by bilingual users. So I don't know the quality/accuracy of them,
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by seren 9y ago
I am just curious what the actual list is, it is surely not possible to support every version of every compiler on every platform.
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by seren 9y ago
Thanks, I might be biased because I have a legacy platform still using gcc 2.7, which is older than the adoption of the Itanium ABI.
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by seren 9y ago
> D understands how C++ function names are "mangled" and the correct C++ function call/return sequence. How does it work in practice ? C++ name mangling is not standardized and so every compiler can implement its own schem

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