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by tcfunk 11y ago
Yeah I would say the version number definitely has meaning, particularly in the case of a major version release. I could see something like "Godot reached 2.0.1" getting a little tiresome. I would agree that, for a minor release l
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Enabling Adobe Tag Manager made the popup go away for me.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
I would have guessed Fence Erectors would be most likely to marry Republican Presidential Candidates, but I guess I'm wrong.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
While too much coddling is probably not helpful, neither is being overly abrasive because "back in my day that's how we learned it". Holding on to old teaching methods "just because" isn't the right answer, nor
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by tcfunk 11y ago
This is indeed awesome! I am not well versed in art, and it is always a pleasure to learn more about the subject and the stories it tells. This probably will net me some negative attention, but I would like to also add this: Where are the p
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Ha, I was sort of feeling the same way...Sanders is the only one for whom politics, rather than personality, are mentioned.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
> Transfiguration of wine into the blood of Christ in a communion service was often considered something literal, rather than figurative... Was? It still is.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Yes, definitely. It was unfortunate that the recent Dietary Guidelines issued by the USDA did not include more meat-related stipulations. Not that the USDA report is the end-all-be-all, but I do think it has substantial power over the decis
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by tcfunk 11y ago
But...but how does one type '#' on a British keyboard?
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by tcfunk 11y ago
This is awesome! I have always envisioned stuff like this for exercise equipment, and I'm excited to see that it's becoming a reality :)
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How so? Is that not what the paid tiers are for?
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by tcfunk 11y ago
I agree, and I think the flood of low-quality games has actually had the opposite effect that people were predicting. Rather than drowning out good games, it is becoming easier to tell which games have some love put into them. It reminds me
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by tcfunk 11y ago
I'm not totally sure about your statement here, but it only really serves to reinforce what was just stated. People who are picky about their tech (like those of us here on HN) are going to complain about the lack of control and forced
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Yeah, same here. I had to right click the video and pause it that way.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
This looks really great and I am definitely going to be giving it a solid try! If I could nitpick about something...it really bothers me that all the links on that page open in a new tab! Ahh! It shouldn't matter, but I just found it a
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by tcfunk 11y ago
I would be interested to know more about this, as I've always considered MSG something to avoid entirely. Unfortunately, the article doesn't really offer specifics as to why MSG is safe, apart from "so-and-so said it is&quo
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by tcfunk 11y ago
AFAIK they won't experience the same issues as Mint until they achieve a similar userbase size. The complaints from the banks was the server load that Mint was putting on them for information they felt users potentially weren't us
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Off-topic, but when did Jetbrains switch to the subscription model?
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by tcfunk 11y ago
I gave Dvorak a very serious 3-month try about a year ago. I typically type ~90 wpm, and using Dvorak I was up to ~110. That's great and all, however I am very seldom typing words. More often, I'm inputting key-bindings and pressi
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by tcfunk 11y ago
“When I learned of this I ordered DOC to fix this, fix it fast, and fix it right.” Fast and right, it turns out, don't always agree with each other.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Maybe it's a translation thing, but I love how calmly the skier talks about the incident afterward. It would have been very easy to take the "F that drone pilot!" road, but instead he just says "Please be more careful
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Only if they choose to supply that information to Gravatar in the first place. Magic is not giving people the opt-in option, it's just opting you in whether you like it or not.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
So now I can find out the first and last name of the owner of whatever email I punch in there?
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Even if were true that people use their phone more at home than when they are out-and-about, I wonder how much those metrics are skewed by the restrictions of data plans. Companies gouge hard for data, and we've been conditioned to use
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Good luck to you!
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by tcfunk 11y ago
Not sure if sarcasm, but shutting down the k-cup business would be a great step toward a better world.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
If that's the case, perhaps Debug builds should be full of "offensive material" so that they are less likely to pass review ;)
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by tcfunk 11y ago
I thought it was kinda fun :) Though it definitely wasn't what I expected, and took me a minute to even figure out what I was watching.
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by tcfunk 11y ago
> The average UK salary is £26,500 on which employees pay a total of £5,392.80 in income tax and national insurance contributions. Whoa, what? That's some hefty tax for the 26k bracket!
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by tcfunk 11y ago
And (at least in my opinion) surprising expensive!

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