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tricolon
6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad I'm not alone.
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tricolon
6y ago
Possibly related: new iOS and iPhone versions are released in mid-to-late September.
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tricolon
6y ago
I'm in the US and have never heard of it.
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tricolon
6y ago
> I attribute it to him being weird, and not to him being afraid Surely it could be both.
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tricolon
6y ago
By the way, it's Swartz
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tricolon
6y ago
eski?
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tricolon
6y ago
Yes. https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/506248-cuccinell...
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tricolon
6y ago
> Remind them that it’s not about you. Unfortunately, as the current coronavirus case data shows, a large number of people here think everything is about them and them alone, so we'll need to make an argument that speaks to them per
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tricolon
6y ago
Wouldn't the counterargument be "but only the government would have access, and we can trust the government"?
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tricolon
6y ago
You'd be surprised what you can accomplish with a cargo bike.
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tricolon
6y ago
The last time I listened to these was ten years ago. I understood all of them just now.
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tricolon
6y ago
> the tech side of the avalanche business Can you tell me more? I've been reading more and more about avalanche safety recently.
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tricolon
6y ago
You misunderstand. While salaries are relatively low in London, the cost of living (i.e. rent) is relatively high.
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tricolon
6y ago
For those who are curious, you can read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metallicity
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6y ago
Outside the context of this virus, for adult men, the survival rate one year after mechanical ventilation might be 30 percent: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8404197/
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tricolon
6y ago
Yeah, I don't get it. There are several more expensive and several less expensive than the ship in question: https://horizonship.com/ship-category/tankers-for-sale/crude...
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tricolon
7y ago
Glad I'm still using Touch ID, then.
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7y ago
If you didn't care about the "still in business" part—implying the same line of business—Stora Enso of Finland would date back to 1288: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stora_Enso
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tricolon
7y ago
What kind of thing and store was it?
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tricolon
7y ago
The War on Fun rages on as ever.
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tricolon
7y ago
It does. Are you by chance looking at the mobile version?
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tricolon
7y ago
Looks like "Nomal" is a typo for "normal", based on Google Translate's translation of 正常.
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tricolon
7y ago
I keep many lists in Wunderlist and I hardly ever set reminders or due dates.
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tricolon
7y ago
They recently changed their name to Deep Indian Kitchen.
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tricolon
7y ago
You added a duck! https://blog.codinghorror.com/new-programming-jargon/
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tricolon
7y ago
learn you a background-image
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7y ago
There was a mention: > This is still the basic meaning in English, though sometimes "khaki pants" refers to chino pants regardless of color.
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7y ago
I was once pulled aside for secondary screening by the TSA, and I was so bewildered that they asked if I'd taken a cab to the airport—and I had. The agent explained that it's a common cause of false positives like mine—"resid
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7y ago
> My name is of the third type and as a scientist it annoys me immensely that my work is referred to by my Father'sGivenName in western culture By what would you prefer your work be referred to, assuming a formal setting?
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7y ago
What I can't get over is how Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas would be ahead of Illinois. That's just confusing.
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