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by tinbucket 10y ago
Oh you mean like, sugars and starches - the most toxic constituents of the modern diet. You jump pretty readily to a conclusion that isn't in what's said. "Plants" covers a diverse group of foods, some of which are the
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Ennuigi 1.0(lexaloffle.com)
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I agree with that, but it's also not their duty to supply easy access to shitty unhealthy food either.
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Has the Internet Killed Curly Quotes?(theatlantic.com)
2 points by tinbucket 10y ago|0 comments
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Short and Curlies (2003)(daringfireball.net)
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I couldn't agree more with your comment. I've seen too many people fall into the trap of believing that the HR department is there to protect them, only to find out much too late that the reality is as you described.
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I couldn't agree more that a request for my attention does not obligate me to give it; if it did, I could spend all my (work) day answering emails and all my leisure time watching adverts.
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GTD for Hackers(gtdfh.branchable.com)
4 points by tinbucket 10y ago|0 comments
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by tinbucket 10y ago
Thanks for the reply. It's something I'm researching but without much background knowledge or experience, it's hard to know where to start. How do you source your user generated content? Is the big earner a forum or the lik
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I'd be really interested in learning from you about what you did with this site and the less successful ones.
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by tinbucket 10y ago
Cheers!
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by tinbucket 10y ago
What is Lobsters? I'm curious about the thing that's helped you wean yourself off tech news, but googling it hasn't helped.
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by tinbucket 10y ago
> The question that nobody seems to > be willing to ask is the following: > who cares? I think a lot of people are asking that question, and the answer seems pretty clear to me: people care because this echo cham
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by tinbucket 10y ago
Fair point. I suppose it's about eliminating as many vulnerabilities and exploit vectors as possible, then deploying countermeasures and controls to mitigate the ones you can't remove. Putting a fanless machine inside a closed c
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by tinbucket 10y ago
Very inventive method of breaching the air and audio gaps. I wonder if exploits like this might encourage the use of fanless computers in these ultra-secure locations? There are quite a few processors on the market now which give decent pe
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MPs submit Corbyn no confidence motion(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by tinbucket 10y ago|0 comments
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by tinbucket 10y ago
A big part of the reason I wanted to remain was to avoid another independence referendum. It looks like it's probably unavoidable now. And it's going to be another horrible round of extremely divisive, poisonous political activi
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Twenty years of free software, part 2: etckeeper(joeyh.name)
1 points by tinbucket 10y ago|0 comments
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by tinbucket 10y ago
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill [the start-up's co-founder] reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.” That's a truly horrible justification of an invasive, creepy service. Who defines 'n
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I think it's an overdue change -- the 'X' hasn't made much sense for a long time. That said, I hate the leading lowercase. I realise that 'MacOS' wouldn't be in keeping with the pattern of 'iOS&#x2
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by tinbucket 10y ago
Walking is, I think, a combination of habit and culture. Both sets of my grandparents, from opposite ends of the country, used to walk quite a lot without any real purpose for doing so. They did this well into their 80s, and so did their f
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I absolutely agree about cars, but in what way is it "difficult to live without" a big home for the average American? How does zoning make that the case?
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by tinbucket 10y ago
What's the podcast? Friends and I have considered starting a podcast and are always interested to listen to successful new podcasts, as well as get any tips you might be willing to share on growing an audience.
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by tinbucket 10y ago
I don't disagree with you, but how would that work? How would you select pupils to fill the limited number of places in the desirable schools from a pool of candidates that would be much, much bigger?
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by tinbucket 10y ago
That's been my experience. I had a white-collar job, quite well-paid, which I lost due to layoffs and the business moving to a cheaper part of the country. There's a huge industry downturn just now, which forced me to look into