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by test1235 10y ago
Throwing your plastic bags into recycling because "it'll get sorted anyway" is as bad as throwing your litter on the ground because "we pay people to clean the streets anyway" You're just playing NIMBY by passi
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by test1235 10y ago
Man, for 6 people, you could just look at them and seat them evenly in about two seconds flat.
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by test1235 10y ago
>Not everyone listens to music 24/7 Nobody listens to music 24/7 ...
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by test1235 10y ago
> I use Safari instead of Chrome for precisely this reason. He mentions this: "Swapping Chrome out for Safari increased battery life for some sites, but I noticed others really chewed through battery, meaning it came out about even.
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by test1235 10y ago
I've had good success with unsubscribing from legitimate mailing lists using the links at the bottom of an email. It's not the company's fault if I unthinkingly subscribed to their newsletters - they shouldn't have all t
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by test1235 10y ago
> <meta property="article:published_time" content="2016-12-04T12:58:22+00:00" /> Article is new, but it seems the content is based on old info.
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by test1235 10y ago
> is a response to what the company believes will be a continued shift from cars to crossovers and trucks. What's a 'crossover'?
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by test1235 10y ago
A typical response here would be, "Have you tried just switching out your main hard drive to a non-SSD and making that the default install location? Good luck!"
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by test1235 10y ago
Going by the article, it doesn't look like they'll need to advertise - someone who works there will already have a friend in mind to fill those shoes.
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by test1235 10y ago
The first reply on the top of that page is a classic "Isn't installing Spotify in a regular HDD an option?" Just completely ignore the problem and find a way to let you pretend it doesn't exist.
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by test1235 10y ago
This is only for determining the genre of a book - the adage, 'never judge a book by its cover' more refers to the quality of the content.
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by test1235 10y ago
My wife is really into her dancing, and before I met her, I never cared for the likes of anything I considered 'girly'. People really need to hear the story of Billy Elliot (my favourite musical - another thing I would never have
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by test1235 10y ago
if we're going down that line, then it's ultimately down to the nature of people who actively pay for hyperbole and sensationalism.
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by test1235 10y ago
Isn't that Google's model with their little developer sheds? Or do they not do that anymore?
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by test1235 10y ago
>Or you can have a product that takes a full-time professional sales force This is Just-Eat's model - they have an army of sales people in every country they operate, pitching to the local food places in their area.
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by test1235 10y ago
How to draw an owl https://i.imgur.com/nCec3EU.jpg
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by test1235 10y ago
As someone who only uses Vim casually, what's an example of a bad default? For someone who is new to Vim, they wouldn't know if the controls are bad, or tough to learn e.g. using jkl; instead of arrow keys.
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by test1235 10y ago
It is still ridiculously popular. It has it's place close to the metal, but a bit easier to use than regular old C.
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by test1235 10y ago
>- If you're running all hands, your number one priority is to eliminate any feeling of big company corporate "rah-rah" culture. It's really easy for all-hands to feel fake with lots of imposed cheery "culture&qu
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by test1235 10y ago
>I'm surprised that big news sites don't seem to have stable links BBC is an exception to this - the way they publish their news pages means they have articles going back over a decade (with the original styling) http:/&#
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by test1235 10y ago
in some ways, that's a good thing - third party accessories are usually a bit more reasonably priced.
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by test1235 10y ago
I'm sure I remember there being different volume settings for speaker vs headphones. If there's anything playing out of the speakers, it's at the volume you had used it last, before you plugged in your headphones, no?
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by test1235 10y ago
Throttle and debounce are top of my list as well
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by test1235 10y ago
These are the little planes which fly tourists between Kathmandu and Lukla airport (with its notoriously short runway) when you go trekking in the Himalayas. http://www.markhorrell.com/blog/2011/the-lukla-flight-is
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by test1235 10y ago
We were out on Cairngorm on Saturday ... 14 degrees, both hideously sunburnt, even with sunscreen.
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by test1235 10y ago
Thanks for the links!
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by test1235 11y ago
London is practically a country unto itself as far as customs and behaviours go.
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by test1235 11y ago
I'm er ... doing research
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by test1235 11y ago
What? You don't already have it installed?
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by test1235 11y ago
it already started happening - we're all paying attention to it and I bet more than half the people here are trying to work out how to make money from it.

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