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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
It reminds me that this happens every year in some parts of the world, with loose items and such found in the spring. Therefore, I imagine it happened every year in that part of Norway for the years leading up to this very long freeze that&
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
From the cached version: > Hosting is provided gratis thanks to the kind folks at Tranquil Hosting
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
While not free, Paul M Jones book Modernizing Legacy Applications in PHP has really helped me get control of a large old codebase. https://leanpub.com/mlaphp It gives examples and goes bit by bit through the process of orga
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
> not possible to accidentally rm -rf with proper design. Can you say more about this? I understand rm -rf, but not sure how I could design that to be impossible for the most dangerous credentials.
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Agreed. I usually link to both the original and then archive.org in parentheses.
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Cool!
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Oh wow so it's exactly the opposite of my guess. Thank you for your explanation. It now makes perfect sense to me that more massive objects wouldn't revolve quickly enough to create high frequency waves.
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Why are LIGO and Virgo not mechanically capable of detecting the collisions of supermassive black holes? Is it because the amplitude is so big it "pegs the needle" above its limit?
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
If you wait until the end of the redirects, it goes back to where you were originally.
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Your answer reminds me; we are focusing on Hacker News as if it's its own thing, but part of the answer is right in the URL. HN is a part of ycombinator, which presumably pays the bills.
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
> air pollution kills an estimated seven million people worldwide every year
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Why can't I keep riffling once the King reaches the top? I thought I had found my next idle clicker.
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Assuming its location can be determined, what experiments would you like to try in its vicinity?
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
How can they even begin to know these meteorites are 1) from the same body, 2) whether such bodies were melted or not 3) that this body was actually both?
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Does "Noise Scaling" mean randomness?
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
Especially when names are globally unique!
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by thunderrabbit 6y ago
*app discovery Thank you for the funny typo "ad discovery" "We curate the finest ads for your consumer experience.."
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
And it doesn't show an actual diff.
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
I wonder what percentage of people will still have a job there?
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
I wonder what analogues exist between naming chemical elements and the history of allocating IPv4 addresses or short domain names
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
It didn't load at all for me.
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
They would lose the ability to sell hardware. They would have to specify which hardware was supported, which would automatically give those suppliers a boost and Apple would lose the markup. If they didn't specify supported systems, th
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
> ValidUntil configures how long the access will last. My understanding of your use case is stopping indefinite "exponential" forwarding. I wonder if the ValidUntil timer could start when the shortlink is first accessed. That w
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
There's a correct form for pull-ups??
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
Because they want the people to be on their side, "thinking of the children" and all that instead of thinking about Big Brother having access to everything.
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
> This is not about stopping the bad people from encrypting their messages, this is about getting access to what everyone else is saying. Thank you.
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
File or photo storage International pen-pals Long term journal archive
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
I created an account and tested the subscription function. 1) The subscription URL starts with http: instead of https: though your site has SSL set up. 2) The subscription URL can only be used by someone who is logged in. To improve onboar
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
I kept thinking well that headline's a bit weird hmm. I guess it's not that good yet.
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by thunderrabbit 7y ago
This article helped me understand a lot; I knew development on iOS required constant updates, but now I know why . Thank you. BTW, there are several misspellings of "its" in your article. Search for "it's" becaus

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