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2y ago
Nobody stands any chance of successfully editing that page.
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That's the kind which scares me the most given how quickly it can grow and spread without any symptoms. Feel really fortunate to live in a country where screening starts at thirty years. Back home I would have to be well into my fiftie
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Cancer mortality in elephants is estimated at less than 5%. In sharks I believe it's even lower.
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2y ago
>what if Israel wants to take out one bad guy on a plane or something and views the bystanders as "collateral damage"? They'll do it and they won't be held accountable for it.
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2y ago
The fact that Google will shutdown accounts without warning and either ignore or gaslight those who seek to rectify the situation is enough reason for me to never recommend GCP. No argument that they're somehow different remotely sways
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2y ago
Well go on then, tell us more.
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2y ago
Because that's not going to achieve anything. If you're rich you already structure your affairs to minimize your income tax exposure.
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2y ago
Having grandparents around to care for the young would allow for more procreation.
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2y ago
They're an aerospace company? It seems I've been confusing them for a lobby group trying to remove urban noise regulations.
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2y ago
I'm thinking of patenting a system where many consumers make a conscious decision not to buy their next car from Ford.
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2y ago
Watched this last night and had a chuckle at how his initial attempt to damage it failed - hammer flew right off the surface. Also how seemingly nonchalant they were about the event.
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2y ago
China was integrated into the world economy (and still is, albeit not to the same degree as it once was). It did nothing to curb the CCP's imperialist ambitions. That navy and the bases they're building in territories they hold no
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Because China is a threat to US allies in the region and regularly speaks of its ambition to invade one of them.
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2y ago
And then letting China steal it.
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2y ago
So AdGuard DNS to the rescue?
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2y ago
Wife bought a big bag of white rice yesterday. You can still find it although not necessarily at big supermarkets.
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2y ago
>23 Taikonauts in China made it to and from the Tiangong space station in the Shenzhou xx series of rockets with no issues or delays. Maybe we should ask the China Manned Space Agency for a hand? How sure are you about there being no iss
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2y ago
It's never fun learning that your HR records are among the data being sold on the dark web. Depending on your business you might also have a target on your back afterwards - we had to implement "no company branded t-shirt" ru
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2y ago
What happens if I break your beloved coffee machine in the process? If I'm the new guy I'm not keen to find out.
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2y ago
This is starting to make what MS did in the 90s look tame by comparison. Google need to be broken up.
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2y ago
Recommend tabs being one of them. Hadn't noticed it until recently when it started recommending Facebook. Yuck. Thankfully you can turn it off.
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2y ago
Having toddlers I've thrown out multiple larger plastic items over the years - think things like diaper bins and stools. I now look towards the plastic slide they've since grown out of and feel only despair. For some items there a
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2y ago
How often do you plan on getting the test?
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2y ago
Cost presumably. Those thrusters use hypergolic propellants which are corrosive so would need to replaced after every test. Now that's not to say they couldn't have done it - the LEM from the Apollo days also used hypergolics and
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2y ago
Looks like Boeing will be doing another unmanned flight test at their expense. It would be foolish for NASA to certify the vehicle for future manned missions if they can't demonstrate the overheating issue is solved.
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2y ago
Ok in JP.
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2y ago
That might be an increasingly common view on the shop floor, but how confident are you that it filters up through all levels of your org?
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2y ago
If any of these miscreants were looking for a new job I bet the place you work would be getting in line to put them through an interview loop.
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2y ago
IIRC their QA team was impacted by the most recent round of layoffs. Dumping those responsibilities onto devs isn't a great solution to begin with, and especially not when the product is a complete trash fire.
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2y ago
It's a dumb name and I've already wasted a considerable amount of time looking for an explanation but to no avail. Sounds like something a group of seven year old boys would come up with because it sounded cool.
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