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by sleavey 6y ago
How much were the parts?
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by sleavey 6y ago
I do this with my fridge too, always making sure the back is full of beer.
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by sleavey 6y ago
My point was that it shouldn't matter which user agent you use; they should all implement the standards.
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by sleavey 6y ago
If only there were some kind of platform agnostic hypertext language that could be used here so that vendors didn't need to care about the details of the user's operating system. /s
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by sleavey 6y ago
Perhaps it's been that long after all, or, perhaps Firefox only started changing the target URL in the status box at the bottom left of the screen to the injected one in the past year or so?
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by sleavey 6y ago
That worked, thanks! I also added it for google.co.uk and it still works.
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by sleavey 6y ago
I find this annoying and noticed this change a year or so ago. Google used to just give you the (as far as I could tell) unadulterated link. In fact, at the time I wondered how/if Google were actually able to track how many people clic
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by sleavey 6y ago
Hard to say because by the start of lockdown Liverpool had basically wrapped up the title. Their performance dropped after they were mathematically champions.
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by sleavey 6y ago
To add to your point, he didn't even say it wouldn't be a good investment; in fact he said if someone pointed a gun to his head he would choose to invest. His problem was he couldn't assess the exact likelihood of success (wh
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by sleavey 6y ago
Maybe in the future cars will asymptote towards the upper limit of mechanical efficiency (for each given class, like the school run, city trips, long distance, etc.), allowing users to keep them on timescales similar to homes, so the only p
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by sleavey 6y ago
Fair enough, that was out of line, I apologise.
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by sleavey 6y ago
Why not pay them more instead of indoctrinating them?
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by sleavey 6y ago
Does the pledge of allegiance in school every day still happen? I always figured that was some sort of Cold War thing.
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by sleavey 6y ago
As a European I find the patriotic displays before sports matches in the US a little vomit inducing. It's paid for by the military and not some spontaneous display of love for the country, and it's a little fascist in that anyone
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by sleavey 6y ago
The attitude of many people towards property is incredible. People expect house prices to rise and rise and somehow think they've been wronged by society/government policy/acts of god if the bubble bursts and they lose money.
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by sleavey 6y ago
This was really short sighted given Airbnb have claimed since the beginning to regulators, local authorities and the public that they exist only to provide a platform for people to rent out their spare rooms when it's convenient for th
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by sleavey 6y ago
I've read on Twitter that this was a ploy by Trump and friends to force colleges to allow in-person teaching again. Is there any truth to this?
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by sleavey 6y ago
Part of my job (scientific researcher) involves designing high bandwidth circuits with analog electronics (op-amps, transistors, LCR filters, etc.). I really enjoy this part but it's not really my core responsibility. Thinking of poten
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by sleavey 6y ago
That is honestly my experience. I hardly ever find players in my games that are appearing to cheat. Maybe it's location dependent?
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by sleavey 6y ago
I think they don't care because they offer a subscription mode that is 99% cheater free in my experience. I got promoted to prime mode after playing the game so much (I don't pay for it). Cheaters are not willing to burn the prime
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by sleavey 6y ago
Is the best solution then (in terms of what current Linux users probably want) to introduce permissions to existing repository applications? Best of both worlds: reuse of system libraries, security updates to upstream packages without havin
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by sleavey 6y ago
This doesn't work on Yahoo sites which redirect to a different URL for the consent.
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by sleavey 6y ago
Same problems with the private home rental market. If someone can figure out how to match good tenants with good landlords in a way that is hard to scam and respects privacy, they would make a lot of money.
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by sleavey 6y ago
Ah the message functionality in the mobile site has returned? All the removal did was successfully stop me from using Facebook on my phone at all (thanks, Facebook!). I will not be starting again.
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by sleavey 6y ago
Thanks, that was great!
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by sleavey 6y ago
Seems like this technique is not precise enough to resolve the likes of MH370? Otherwise at the rate they're going they could find the wreck soon.
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by sleavey 6y ago
Is there a way I can hash my password myself then check if the hash is in the database via the web?
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by sleavey 6y ago
I've never bothered with sterilisation to a great deal (just hand washing with washing-up liquid), I just use UHT milk (I think it tastes better for yogurt, and it's already obviously more sterile than fresh milk). I just add a sp
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by sleavey 6y ago
Hah, that actually makes me happy as a no-break Firefox user since 2003. At least that means Google will continue to support Firefox independently for as long as they're in the browser business.
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by sleavey 6y ago
Thanks for the Badger Workshop link, I've spent the last two days watching loads of his videos. What a nice chap.

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