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10y ago
Exactly that. The doctors and nurses of the NHS will have evaluated this man and in their professional opinion deemed him to be in need of help. It wasn't like they just came across a hungry guy and just kept feeding him because he ask
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10y ago
https://github.com/id-Software/wolf3d https://github.com/id-Software/Quake https://github.com/id-Software/Quake-2 https://github.com/id-Software/DOOM
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10y ago
I use a pattern for my unlock, and you don't even need thermal imaging - you can see the smear left on the screen by my finger.
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10y ago
> we're all going to die That's guaranteed, at least ...
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10y ago
The PDF preview doesn't show my PDF ... is that a placeholder or someone else's file? http://i.imgur.com/IEHrxm7.png https://nofile.io/f/KrLDHQyKt4J
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10y ago
like dragon's lair?
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10y ago
Kalanick probably has an ordered list of employees he's ready to fire until this thing goes away. I wouldn't even put it beyond him to hire someone just so he can fire them after a month or two.
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10y ago
"How do you create a variable-equal-height three column layout using css? ... without tables. in IE6. Write your css on this whiteboard with this marker that's nearly run out."
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10y ago
I think the MALM drawers are just as iconic - I've had so many of them as I've moved around different homes (and subsequently donated to charity when I didn't have space). They're probably made of the same crap substrate
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10y ago
I think it's more a question of career feasibility. Learning to dev takes years of making and learning from mistakes. You have to be able to give up whatever job and lifestyle you currently have and take up a junior position for a few
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10y ago
>I think they do this seemingly altruistic thing largely because trust makes for better customers. I think this more than anything, plus no company wants to be associated with negativity (I mean, birth defects, obviously ... but also les
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10y ago
raw ... ?
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10y ago
... and squats to sort out the problems caused by sitting all day at office jobs.
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10y ago
Pastebin for you (and anyone else having problems): http://pastebin.com/bN8kemqz
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10y ago
You created an account just to say that? I wonder who is really trying to manipulate who.
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10y ago
>assuming that the fix is just a few lines of code
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10y ago
>µTorrent and ScummVM Two pieces of amazing software. Good job, that man.
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10y ago
Your comment doesn't make any sense, in this context or otherwise.
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10y ago
I felt the London Tube strikes went this way. The arguments put forward for each strike never seemed convincing enough to be causing everyone so much inconvenience.
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10y ago
I guess semantically it doesn't make sense and messes up the content flow for those who don't have css enabled on whatever browser they're using.
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10y ago
Glad to see I'm not the only one with that plastic housing problem. Once that comes off, you pretty much can't charge your device. I superglued mine back on, but it's just asking for trouble having to do that so close to the
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10y ago
"Better the devil you know" vs "Out of the frying pan into the fire" Maybe change was needed, but this is so much worse than before.
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10y ago
What do you get for that? Broadband, wi-fi, bathroom, kitchen, 24 hour access?
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10y ago
What industry is she trying disrupt? Who are the early adopters? How many months to series A or angel investment, or will this be a crowdfunded innovation? Are we aiming for a possible unicorn/narwhal/decacorn here?
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Maybe I'm not a 'normal' user so it wouldn't have mattered to them, but I used to open loads of tabs at once, and slowly make my way across all the stories, then more often than not, I'd close the browser where all
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10y ago
... and when flying! (normally, I mean) Just thinking about it now ... I kinda pull my jaw back a bit and push my tongue against the back of my throat, like the first half second of a swallowing action. It's enough to make a little &#x
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10y ago
No office which uses VGA is going to have an adapter handy which isn't already lost in a random drawer somewhere with dead batteries and random keys. I've worked for shit tons of media and design companies who couldn't even k
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10y ago
>mobility obese morbidly?
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IDGAFDD, or Not-Driven-Development
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10y ago
or the environmental cost of shipping them all around
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