smegcicle

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by smegcicle 5y ago
not sure what you could do with the information, but i suppose it would enable tracking of html copies... 'hey look someone just opened an html copy that was made by someone else'
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by smegcicle 5y ago
why have a different interface than the expandable [more] used for dead comments? seems intuitive to piggyback on the same fading ui hint as comments, having a bright "more" indicating standing of hidden comments...
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by smegcicle 5y ago
if silence is violence, is that a serious accusation?
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by smegcicle 5y ago
something about deep comment thread folding?
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by smegcicle 5y ago
The illustration of gate as weak men allowing source of strong men to drain is worth a look.
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by smegcicle 5y ago
what about ovaries?
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by smegcicle 5y ago
It's probably the talking about bidets, and how clean your butthole is, that comes across as homosexual.
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by smegcicle 5y ago
sounds like a recipe for coronavirus, i hope no public restrooms are like this!
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by smegcicle 5y ago
it's easy to argue that accessibility is your job if you're billing yourself as a ui engineer, but i fear a lot of these poor saps are being paid to use js for a lot more than just ui
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by smegcicle 5y ago
> For example, if you store your database on a cloud, say, Dropbox, Dropbox could switch your Dropbox.com file with google.com file That's sad- could we include a hash to detect stuff like this?
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by smegcicle 6y ago
I could read the article, OR i could find the editorialized interpretation in the comments that i most prefer, saving myself 5-10 minutes of reading the editorialized longform garbage that was linked. Interpreting a rule against editorializ
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by smegcicle 6y ago
oops- I'd have figured there was some kind of hash process between the key and the image, so that a tiny change in the key would result in a completely different image, making the combination of key and image one step more difficult to
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by smegcicle 6y ago
The term is also being used in Wikipedia's reference to this event.
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by smegcicle 6y ago
Sounds like her true form encompasses the entire universe of possibilities, so any time you limit her choices you are effectively killing off a part of her consciousness, for no reason but your own convenience or some vain attempt to prepar
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by smegcicle 6y ago
Triangulation with 5g's more synchronized backend is advertised to allow precise positioning without gps, at least.
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by smegcicle 6y ago
Crippling debt can be measured in dollars, and that's by far the most reliable outcome of state-guaranteed loans for non-marketable majors.
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by smegcicle 6y ago
Logos of technology ... Togos?
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by smegcicle 6y ago
How many dimensions does a projection of an infinitely-dimensional space need for you to take it seriously?
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by smegcicle 6y ago
The scale is useless because the center has moved over time? It used to be less fuzzy (assembled -- compiled) and now has more components (dynamic typing, garbage collection), but I don't see how anyone could deduce that the scale is n
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by smegcicle 6y ago
The quoted statement of fact does not imply that the poster believes himself to have no accent. The implication in this statement is the (plainly true) assumption that from the perspective of a listener, the greater difference a speaker has
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by smegcicle 6y ago
secondary propulsion system for maneuvering out of warp- and how goofy would it be to walk around in a vertically standing ship in gravity?
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by smegcicle 6y ago
Excel limitation, perhaps the real error would be not truncating loudly enough?
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by smegcicle 6y ago
It's logically equivalent, but it seems much easier to parse that OSM [is digital version of] an atlas vs OSM [is a map instead of text like] Wikipedia
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by smegcicle 6y ago
I have no idea to what degree, but I think humid air reduces the efficiency of AC.
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by smegcicle 6y ago
I suppose it could be read as an attack on the poster, but I meant it much more as an attack on the expectation of raising kids working out easily in that situation, as indicated in the latter sentence. Given the context of 'hating fat
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by smegcicle 6y ago
> doesn't play to stereotypes The stereotype that QA is 'women's work' is harming the industry.
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by smegcicle 6y ago
hardened links
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by smegcicle 6y ago
That's pretty presumptuous for something that is obviously a cautious joke
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by smegcicle 6y ago
Right- for regular home office use, ink jet seem a silly choice. For printing photos, inkjet with a continuous ink supply can serve well, but for text you won't beat laser even at more than double the price.
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by smegcicle 6y ago
lisp has destructuring-bind (and multiple-value-bind)

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