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12y ago
I live in Colorado and the closest retailer of Caotctin Creek is in Wyoming. Thinking about picking some up the next time I drive through Cheyenne. Do you think it's worth it to make a special stop?
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12y ago
Leopold Bros. is a great local (to me) distiller. I'd highly recommend any of their spirits if you can get your hands on them. Their "American Small Batch Gin" is my favorite, but their rye whiskey is also quite nice.
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12y ago
it is difficult. there are a few legitimate reasons and at least one questionable reason i can think of off the top of my head. attendance tracking would be good for "care" ("hey - it's been a while, is everything ok?&qu
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12y ago
My understanding (from a close friend who is a teacher) is that these metrics are difficult to implement for the more abstract disciplines such as the arts. These, then, are being eliminated from curricula since they are difficult to measur
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12y ago
then said author would need to brush up on their own writing skills.
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12y ago
Mantel instead of mantle is one that jumped out at me. EDIT: > “Nadella is a repeat befuddler. His first email to employees, sent just after he assumed the CEO mantel on earlier this year, was filled with bombastic and false platitudes:”
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12y ago
Nobody's getting responses from either him or Libby Jacobson. They just farted in the room and left.
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12y ago
> Bartenders will get fined and lose their license if they serve drunk people. only because they don't have a large lobby organization to protect them from the laws ;)
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12y ago
There is Capitalism ... but it's been corrupted. Economic systems are morally neutral. How people employ them determines the morality. The U.S. is, in general, pushing Capitalism to its logical end, in which the system consumes itself
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12y ago
> We’re Not Satisfied Until Our Customers Are he misspelled "Shareholders"
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12y ago
nonsense. there is no monopoly in capitalism. /sarcasm
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12y ago
Exactly. They took Netflix's bait with the "congestion" message. They're demonstrating that their network isn't congested and now we're closer to seeing that they really are attempting to charge multiple custom
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12y ago
So far I'm having a hard time discerning its value over the Windows release of Geany. I'm not saying that it doesn't have that value, I'm just struggling to find it. Having said that, choice is generally perceived to b
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12y ago
whom, or what, will be summoned if it's a bot?
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12y ago
Would you mind sharing the significance of this outage? Otherwise ... hmmmmm...
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12y ago
perhaps a list of these good alternatives is in order?
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12y ago
Wait. Minecraft is on (coming?) to the Wii-U? My son would love this, but up until this point we've not been able to find it for Wii-U (which we have for many of the reasons already mentioned).
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12y ago
Though I agree with, the primary argument that I've heard has always been that fragmentation/heterogenous systems in a corporate infrastructure make the human and capital management more of a nightmare.
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12y ago
Maybe I'm ignorant or maybe I'm skeptical but I'd always assumed that was their sole purpose: to protect current employer's interests by legally forbidding novel approaches to solving problems within their current purvie
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12y ago
It's not a standard across the board, but I've found academic institutions to be more honest about their technological mistakes (outside of large-scale breaches) than the private sector.
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12y ago
If it was Microsoft, it'd have to go through multiple rebrands before landing on something like Oculus 3.
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13y ago
with the amount of crap that the 56% spews, can you imagine the drivel overload if more of those 44% actually released their "thoughts" into the air? also: who cares?
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13y ago
it's the worst of both worlds, for all to enjoy!
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13y ago
thank you for your lucid and erudite explanation. will this help me pick up chicks? as a dba, i appreciate your response, though i think that the answer is most likely, "probably not."
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13y ago
Any rebroadcast, reproduction, or other use of the code and ids of this site without the express written consent of rduchnik is prohibited.
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13y ago
> because MySQL isn't as sexy, feature laden you misspelled "responsible with data, standards-compliant, concerned with doing things the correct way."
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13y ago
MASSDK ("Mass Decay") Microsoft ASSDK ... I'm tired.
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13y ago
babysteps
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13y ago
Hooray for the free and open market!! It's not extortion, it's capitalistic innovation!!
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13y ago
Yes. Thank you.
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