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I swear this conversation is as old as time --- or at least Firefox & Chrome. person 1: "Firefox is slow now i'm moving back to Chrome" person 2: "interesting! I find the complete opposite and am moving back to Firef
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we were never this powerful, though
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> Facebook's CDN still seems to allow serving files with the wrong (unvalidated) content type just by changing the file suffix in the URL. Is this common practice amongst websites? seems like a weird config to have enabled.
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> What our modern society needs are some new myths, legends, stories and rituals that we can all identify with in our more cosmopolitan world. Without such identification we could end up like a rudderless ship in the ocean, not knowing w
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Cool, I was just wondering why no one was mentioning the pink elephant in the room. > not a failure of realism. Actually it's exactly that. What you just said proves it. In reality, there are a lot more aircraft than being shown on
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> The filter procedure I outlined restricts the aircraft shown on the map only to those that have been flagged as "interesting" Yep, and that's really neat. My point is it is obviously b.s. data. there are far too few airc
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> You can locate such "interesting" flights right now, using your browser. Just open up ADSB Exchange Virtual Radar [1] This is really neat. However, it's only showing 10 flights in the Southwest (USA) area. O_o How come i
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> This article seems to confirm that Law Enforcement is going to do its best to set a legal precedent. What do you think the odds are that the gov. wins?
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HN should disallow hyperbolic, clickbaity titles. this thing reads like PR 101.
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hm. i started using python instead of php as soon as i discovered web.py. >'Leaving PHP is too expensive' seems the opposite in my experience.
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I don't think there is anything "to do," just accept it as a casualty of life/the freedom of the internet.
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No one mentioned "Alpha House" with John Goodman & Clark Johnson. Of all the prime original series, it was my favorite.
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> responsible for the establishment of civilization "I would beg leave to suggest the propriety of erecting public Distilleries in different States. The benefits arising from the moderate use of strong Liquor have been experienced i
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> Members of Alcoholics Anonymous like to joke that when alcoholics get arrested for drunken driving enough times, it finally sinks in that they need to make a change in their life, so they quit…driving.
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> The program sounds like a very targeted, but also very invasive, ban on alcohol. No kidding. It's in South Dakota, with a 10% (one of the highest) native american population. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alc
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I got 'San Jose/Fremont, CA' & 'Richmond, VA' guess I'm All American.
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> One road (the one I took) was a "good" one. The other would have allowed me to profit, sometimes much more than the other decision. Wouldn't it have been more beneficial to society, in the long run, if you'd maximi
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Excerpt [1] Tarkovsky's "Nostalgia"[2]: ‘What are you reading?’ Gorchakov asks, unexpectedly. ‘Tarkovsky ... Poems by Arseny Tarkovsky.’ Eugenia looks a little taken aback, as though caught red-handed. ‘In Russian?’ ‘No, it’s
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Are you happy? That's my most important takeaway from this, because if you are, then this is a well-done routine -- like neat code, if you will. If you aren't happy, then, this sounds more like an android's schedule. I person
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> Separately I'm not a proponent of using any TLD such as .bz, .us etc. My opinion from being in this business for 17 years. Why?