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by throwaway744678 4y ago
This comment, and a few of its siblings, kind of smell like: "Look, I'm not racist, but can we trust these guys with this technology?" Some of them can read, you know. Event count.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Oh, man. Our home has a two-stage "recycle bin" policy, though: some of my stuff "gets moved" to a random box in the cellar; if I don't ask for it for a few months, it gets "donated". You know.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Section 2.1 > No one is required to follow The Rule, to know The Rule, or even to think that The Rule is a good idea. The Founder of SQLite believes that anyone who follows The Rule will live a happier and more productive life, but indiv
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
You're describing macros, leaving out (rather important) things, such as scoping.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
This article has interesting points; I learned a few CSS features. Yet the premise seem rather bland: of course CSS is "conditional"! No need for fancy media queries and whatnot, a basic selector is already a "condition"
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I believe GP's question was: does the hand get released at 14:20 or 100ms before 14:20 to have it reach its position at exactly the right time, accounting for the animation delay.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I first saw that idea mentioned in a (deleted) 2010 StackOverflow thread [1]. [1] http://archive.today/EeAw7
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
> If the last human dies and there is no one there to witness it, who is there to claim this a catastrophe? I would care. As a human (as a living organism, really), I have children because I hope they outlive me (that's not the only
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Malthus's theory was indeed proven to be false.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Good for them. Not that much for ecological reasons, though. The point of your parent was, I believe, that it's not your place to decide for others .
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Eh, turn your screen upside down!
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Yep, same on Android with Chrome.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
It copies a well known "eyes" design, such as that of xeyes. Arguably, cartoon eyes. If we're getting technical, it does not really look like breasts either!
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
You are technically correct, which is...
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
It's an easy tool to quickly check that X11 works (eg. when messing with X settings, such as redirection over ssh, etc.).
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I believe it does when you set your home and work addresses
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I may be mistaken, but I read the comments you're replying to as a sarcastic one.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Unless you recompute the hash of the new password for each (username,salt) in your database.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
That's the reason (at least in the store I used to work). Also, in some stores, the clients drop the items they don't want, and the employees have to fold them back (or put them on a hanger) and to put them back at their correct p
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I don't see the play/pause buttons (Chrome on Android): gif are autoplaying. Perhaps it comes from your browser?
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
> it has been shown that natural forests are better at sequestrating CO2 than commercial forests I'd be interested to get more info on this. Specifically, the two claims made by the parent seem plausible enough: - that old growth fo
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Also, because they're cheaper.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
A dongle was available.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
"Patch day, no play!"
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I guess even a supercomputer would not be able to compensate for wind gust, turbulence, etc.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Following the link from the message: https://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/c-intro-and-ref.git/
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Sheets of paper are not used to measure or calculate things, unlike the metric system.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
And you'd be wrong! It appears to be from San Francisco (unless we are talking a different picture ?) https://www.housedigest.com/874861/the-iconic-san-francisco-...
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
For context, there was a discussion recently regarding the change of the official (english) name of the country: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32066453
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
In french, it is pronounced "2 chevaux", as in "2 horses" (horsepower), abbreviated "deuche", or "dodoche"

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