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by vntok 5y ago
This is why we use intonation in spoken language.
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by vntok 5y ago
You're most likely to buy a vaccuum cleaner just after you bought one. Consider the one you bought might not fit your needs.
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by vntok 5y ago
What isn't clear about these situations?
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by vntok 5y ago
This is a very interesting approach. Do you have traffic data collection on your blog?
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by vntok 5y ago
Which have you visited that dig and fill the same hole over and over again?
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by vntok 5y ago
Why do you think his use of time is presumably useful?
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by vntok 5y ago
Hopefully you agree with yourself, yes, however the parent was asking for a pointer to someone else who agreed with your position.
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by vntok 5y ago
Why? You certainly fit his profile.
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by vntok 5y ago
> If you've a house worth 200k and its value goes up 5%, then a year later you are 5% wealthier. Not if everything else you might want and/or need to buy went up by 15%.
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by vntok 5y ago
> I’m mostly on a plant-based diet, and I’ve been on 100% renewable energy for years Do you believe that your way of living is representative of the average American's?
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by vntok 5y ago
Yes I agree. He himself declared numerous times that his intention was to be hostile to the US (and going as far as naming the Clintons explicitely as a target of his campaign).
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by vntok 5y ago
Goes to infinity on Chrome, as long as you click on the OK button with your mouse or press Enter :) If you hit Echap the alert() stops popping up eventually.
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by vntok 5y ago
You misunderstood the grandparent's comment and replied to a confused parent. The application does not need to run as root, however even when it runs as a normal user, it generally has full read/write access to the application dat
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by vntok 5y ago
What developer tools doesn't show you the generated html? Are you using a major web browser?
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by vntok 5y ago
> Anywho - if you don't broadcast your SSID, or, even less dismissively, don't Faraday cage your house, then anyone interacting with the electromagnetic field that you haphazardly allow to escape the privacy of your residence i
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by vntok 5y ago
> We have between 6 and 12 Monzonauts who are keyholders, a certain number of them are necessary to unlock the Hardware Security Module (this is known as the quorum, I’m going to keep the exact number secret ). I mean it's seven, it
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by vntok 5y ago
Russia acts with impunity on Ukraine soil, however Ukraine is a state for all definitions of state I could find.
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Cisco's Default Hold Music(youtube.com)
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by vntok 5y ago
What is this population currently doing with cars operated by humans and how would it be any different?
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by vntok 5y ago
Exactly. Truth Social could actually sue any one claiming they used the platform for abusing a security flaw to obtain and maintain access to a protected computer system. That would be hilarious.
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by vntok 5y ago
Which is perfectly fine.
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by vntok 5y ago
I'm confused. If they sell above cost, surely they make money?
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by vntok 5y ago
Scanning one's eye.
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by vntok 5y ago
> I haven't seen any real evidence that Mozilla has made any decisions designed to explicitly benefit Google. Mozilla literally makes Google the default search engine.
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by vntok 5y ago
Asking him politely is more efficient than merely downvoting. That way, he can be certain that some people (at least two people, counting me) are displeased with his spamming the community.
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by vntok 5y ago
> Without Germany's readily available gas turbines, France wouldn't be able to stabilize their net Nonsense. Nuclear energy could power much more in France, it's only for political reasons that the grid managers do not ram
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by vntok 5y ago
The issue is they're currently so much behind the competition that they risk becoming irrelevant by n+1
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by vntok 5y ago
It really defies comprehension how much Mozilla has fallen over a decade. This link ( https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c0/Br... ) gives a broad picture of the incredible fall the
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by vntok 5y ago
Did he solve the problem?
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by vntok 5y ago
Running a program "for employees" is pretty different than running it "for everyone"

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