tmnvix

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by tmnvix 9y ago
Is there any reason for you to believe that Wikileaks is "a mouthpiece of the Kremlin"?
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by tmnvix 9y ago
Are braeburn apples available in the US? I agree that red delicious are terrible eating apples but most of the newer varieties seem to be a bit on the sweet side for my liking. Braeburn has the perfect balance of tart and sweet while being
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by tmnvix 9y ago
That "number in somebody else's bank account" is meaningful. It represents a claim on a share of the world's resources. Those resources are essentially finite.
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by tmnvix 9y ago
> To be completely fair, it's not the NSA's fault that software has faults. Its the software manufacturers'. While this is true, it doesn't address the point that you were responding to: > this is an excellent exam
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by tmnvix 9y ago
Not sure about the rest, but doesn't the Australia and New Zealand Food Standards Authority just adopt the USFDA stance where appropriate? Are you saying that they did their own research in this case?
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by tmnvix 9y ago
On your pricing page it mentions 'basic' add-ons and integrations and 'advanced' add-ons and integrations. What are these? I cannot find any other reference to these on your site.
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by tmnvix 10y ago
$2/day ($0 if I don't use it on a particular day) for me in Australia (unlimited data but limited to 3g). Unfortunately, I don't think this plan is available anymore. About to head to NZ and not looking forward to giving up t
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by tmnvix 10y ago
> What would be a better thing to say? "Sorry"
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by tmnvix 10y ago
I have been very, very happy with Webfaction for about 7 years now. Great support for Django. Basically everything you could ask for in a shared hosting solution. $10/m. They also offer non-shared plans from $20/m. SSH access (eve
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by tmnvix 10y ago
I'm guessing you are from the US. I am from Australasia and the fewer/less distinction is largely respected in my experience. I find the example jarring. Regarding light/lite, I am doubtful that this is a problem outside of t
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Am I missing something or is this just a clickbait title?
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A banking licence (otherwise known as a licence to print money).
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Good for long form articles on culture: Arts and Letters Daily ( http://www.aldaily.com/ ) World and UK news. I try to avoid the identity politics articles - they are of a much lower quality than the other content. The commen
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> Also nobody's being forced to buy new tractors, there's tons of old tractors still out and running and working every day. There are also fewer every day.
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by tmnvix 10y ago
That is a very unfortunate name. It reads as 'liv(e)rporn' to me. See tumbl(e)r, grind(e)r, etc.
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(In)Effective Speed and Effective Wellbeing in Australian Cities (2007)(academia.edu)
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> I agree that prices are too high, but I can't see anything good coming from a crash. Depends on your perspective. For many (possibly most) people, lower house prices are good.
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by tmnvix 10y ago
They do a really good job of painting the union as the culprit here without any evidence whatsoever. The first comment on the article suggests a competing crane company was responsible. I think that is just as likely. Anyhow, as others in t
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by tmnvix 10y ago
I plan to use https://www.chargebee.com/ with stripe.
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by tmnvix 10y ago
> Government should definitely look at park fees Speaking as someone who grew up in New Zealand - and like most kiwis, spent a great deal of time tramping, camping, and otherwise enjoying the public parks - any tpye of entrance fee to th
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by tmnvix 10y ago
> He invited the stripper, JFK, and Hitler. This is a good example. Thanks. I think I would probably get around this by writing it as: He invited the stripper - JFK - and Hitler. Or more likely: He invited JFK - the stripper - and Hitler
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I've never heard a convincing argument against including the oxford comma. I always use it as it removes any chance of ambiguity. Even publications that have a policy of not using the extra comma will sometimes do so for that reason (e
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by tmnvix 10y ago
Congratulations. It's good to look back and appreciate how far you've come. What is it that you have built (or plan to build) with these technologies? What you describe is very similar to my own experience - in terms of the timefr
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You need two locations; place of birth and current location.
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You'll find some great examples in a variety of languages on The Architecture of Open Source Applications site: http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
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If you enjoy historical artefacts, you'll probably enjoy the 'History of the World in 100 Objects' podcasts: http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/a_history_of_the_world....
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https://www.producthunt.com/
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Then it becomes an earnings gap and not a pay gap. I do agree that having an earnings gap is a problem that should be addressed (especially with regard to superannuation). The problem is when we are told that there is a pay gap and that it
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You'll get roughly the same amount of meat from 1 cow as you will from 200 chickens. Worth considering if pounds of flesh per life is a factor in your decision.
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Regarding vacancy statistics, you will probably find this very interesting (it is an annual assessment of vacant dwellings in Melbourne, Australia): https://www.prosper.org.au/2015/12/09/speculative-vacancies-

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