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8y ago
But not a single image of said knives.
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8y ago
NodePing has powerful monitoring for web app, APIs, and websockets. Checks for SSL and domain expiry as well.
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8y ago
The Cooshee, or course. I bought one in 2001 and all 7 of my kids have used it. https://www.babysmart.com/copy-home
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8y ago
I'm confused. How are tropical forests emitting carbon? Even if the title is misleading and they mean the areas that used to be tropical forests (deforested areas), how are these bare areas, which are now clear cut or used for farmin
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8y ago
The real piece of art here is the engineering of the frame.
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8y ago
You have to kiss a lot of frogs to find the prince this way. It can be very time consuming. If your company has more time than money - it's a reasonable strategy.
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8y ago
Agreed. We gave up on technical interviews and now offer a paid project. Something in the 5-15 hour range that provides an opportunity for the candidate to show their skill in the areas that we'll actually have them working - usually
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8y ago
We've learned live is a marathon, not a dash. I'll churn out stable code; I'll deliver on reasonable deadlines; I'll do my darnedest to make the product the very best I can. But I'll do it at the pace of 8 hours a d
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8y ago
Google sites has been around since 2008. Hardly new.
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8y ago
Title is a bit misleading. The company sent up the cubesat "debris" along with their net for testing purposes. I guess that does make it space debris. If their net had failed, it would have been yet another piece of junk orbiting
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8y ago
Sounds like he may not be suited for remote work. I've been working remotely full-time for 10+ years now. I'm convinced some personalities just don't do well working remotely. That's not to say they're "bad&quo
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8y ago
The Federal government has a constitutional obligation to defend the country. Education is not in the constitution and has always been chiefly a state and local burden.
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8y ago
TLDR; "IPv6 deployment has slowed in the past 12 months. Why? We're not sure"
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8y ago
I imagine Northern Colorado doesn't get a lot of fog.
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8y ago
With no 4 wheel drive option, this thing is just a car with a pickup bed. I wouldn't use it for any real rural work. The electric truck I think has most promise is the Bollinger B1 ( https://www.bollingermotors.com/ ).
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8y ago
I think the loneliness and isolation aspect of this report is projection by a possibly urban author. Most rural farmers I know are at least third generation and grew up in the sticks. They get anxious when they go to the city, itching to ge
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8y ago
I'm from rural Eastern Colorado (think Kansas but you can see a mountain far off) and I've know farmers/ranchers who've committed suicide but I don't think any was due to financial stress. It's anecdotal but a
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8y ago
Sort by price would be nice.
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8y ago
Even with this screenshot tracking, I've been swindled on Upwork by fake devs. They take the time to fake it, why not just do the work?
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8y ago
Am I understanding this right? It didn't actually slow it down... it just didn't speed it up for those browsers when it added features to make it faster for Chrome?
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8y ago
Only if you mean "Skyscraper city with lower prices because of higher crime".
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8y ago
Impressive collection but I only see a waste of a good donut!
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8y ago
"The cohort’s leaders recruit babies born at the Guangzhou Women and Children’s Medical Center. Only families planning to live in the southern Chinese city for a long time have been recruited" Limited ethnic and geographical selec
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8y ago
Doesn't matter. You don't pay any of that. You aren't the customer.
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8y ago
I look forward to the consulting revenue I'll be making rebuilding the apps created by App Maker in about 3 years, when Google shuts it down.
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8y ago
My daughter was 3 when they removed her tonsils. Recurring infections and swelling were making it difficult for her to breath. She still has the occasional cold but nothing like before they were removed. They were huge for a tiny 3 year ol
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8y ago
I disagree. It's not a mess. It works well. So much better than USB 2.0. I don't have to try to 'key' it correctly when plugging it in and the connections are fast and 'just work'.
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8y ago
In 1997, the 15-day strike cost 15k UPS jobs. For the drivers, that is a lot to lose.
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8y ago
Maybe they've forgotten all the business they lost to FedEx the last time they went on strike in 1997.
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8y ago
7-2 decision doesn't sound very narrow to me.
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