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If the terms of the license are met it is a right to use the software.
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Also the description, readme, and roadmap that was included in the package still passed it off as a functioning library which makes this a trojan.
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Packing the court is an unviable solution. Instead reduce the scope of the Federal Government. Have States compete with each other and people will favour the State that aligns with their values.
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5y ago
Please cancel if you can. My .io domain is going to be extremely difficult to migrate off of so I feel a bit stuck.
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5y ago
Trust-less transfer, verification, & sales. The ability to provide additional value after the event. The ability to provide perks to recurring attendees. Means and reason to sell the ticket after the event.
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5y ago
Lake Titicaca in Peru which is 12,500 feet above sea level and it sits in a sedimentary basin that was apparently below sea level at some time in the past since the lake is made up of diluted salt water.
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> It is the closest to truth we can be. Not at all. We currently only fund the study of "human effects on climate". If you want to do studies on climate that consider factors other than humans there is no funding available for
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5y ago
The HDMI is for plugging into displays that are available to you when you are out of your office. Since they all have HDMI inputs this is a very sensible port.
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5y ago
Every monitor and TV manufactured within the last decade without exception has an HDMI input and monitors that support thunderbolt are nearly double the cost. Even if money is no object that HDMI port will prove to be useful.
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Interesting. Were you required to strap an escalator to your face?
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AMP failed.
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5y ago
People value cosmetics and will pay through the teeth to have the only gun that shoots blue fireballs instead of orange - especially if said gun was introduced to the public through a partnership with Ninja or PewDiePie.
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5y ago
There is no reason the purchase of a purple bazooka in a video game needs to be confirmed by thousands of nodes so someone like Epic would keep the crypto centralized and therefore fast. They wouldn't need to "let you redeem the b
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OP did take the project offline - which shows there is at least some doubt in his own mind.
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Agreed. Also denying the request for a courtesy call after the takedown was a bit insulting considering the work was trashed without a fight.
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Why would you want the government deciding who gets funds?
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1) Looters don't reseal pyramids. 2) Archeologists who unseal pyramids don't steal bodies and then simultaneously claim there were bodies in there. That would be self incriminating. 3) If pyramids were looted and found unsealed th
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There does seem to be some evidence the Great Pyramid is be built on top of an older structure. However the bottom several layers are cut directly out of the bedrock which makes me hesitant on that theory since it fits so perfectly with the
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1) There are hundreds of Pyramids in that area. To my understanding no bodies were found in any of them. 2) Gold and copper are the metals available during Khufu's reign. Is it reasonable to you that copper (or even Iron) was used to
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First of all, nobody knows who built them, how they were built, nor why they were built. We only have vague guesses at this point. No bodies were ever found in any of the Pyramids on the Giza plateau - and despite the Egyptians documenting
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Lots of amazing work is being done in Egypt right now most of it IMHO being done by Geologists because they are much less likely to have any attachment towards any established theory. Zawi Hawass seems to have contempt for anyone who comes
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When Zawi Hawass retires virtually every existing Egyptology book will worth less than the paper it is printed on.
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Im in the process of purging data off s3. I suspect it will be about two weeks of work and I calculate it will save me roughly 250k over the "lifetime" of my product. What I think too few people understand about s3 is that costs o
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The IPCC doesn't produce scientific research as you are implying. The purpose of the IPCC is to justify the basis of "global climate action" so their opinion has no relevancy when it comes to debating the scientific upsides a
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Bitcoin uses far less energy than fiat currencies - and its not even close.
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Node wasn't about bringing JS to the server. The purpose of Node was to bring asynchronous I/O to the web - and it absolutely crushed it.
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I must be the only person on the planet who thinks humans are doing a phenomenal job taking care of Earth. Within a couple hundred years we went from struggling to survive to thriving with significant pollution, to rapid iteration on the en
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The predictions that came from the alarmists turned out to be false - which makes me think there is an ulterior motive behind NN we are not being told about.
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Not really a problem. All that means is the platform gets designed differently - such as actually giving users control of what accounts/content they are shown.
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There is no policy that is better for the environment than stopping deficit spending and balancing budgets - its just not branded as an environmental policy.
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