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whytaka
6y ago
Regardless of its origin, what I cannot possibly figure out is why China didn't close its own borders while they were putting travel restrictions within.
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6y ago
Just write some SCSS and try to maintain fidelity between your nested css with the structure of your DOM. Even easier with SFC.
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6y ago
What's being staked is ETH (or any other units of PoS-based cryptocurrency) itself. The lock-in, and therefore any opportunity cost associated with the locked-in value, is the price to play. The analogy, to my understanding, is not 100
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6y ago
> The thing is you don't have to participate, it's not hurting you, so what's the problem? Because society is held together and characterized by a set of values. A society without shared values is no society. I want to pro
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6y ago
As a designer that used to make pixel perfect websites turned developer, CSS lets me offload so much of what I need in building UIs and keeps my templates/JSX as close to data representation as possible. With my components having tight
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6y ago
Everyone supports free speech. Everyone also supports moderation. All liberty comes with moderation else we have chaos. Imagine someone talking loudly outside your window all night. You’d have laws made about public disturbances. Would you
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6y ago
It is liberal, in the sense that absolute liberty is anarchy is chaos is degeneracy is suffering. Non-degenerates know that long lasting liberty comes with responsibility, and that responsibility is moderation and correction. The far right
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6y ago
I think the problem is that there are no fluids or oils on the skin. The lighting and texture is configured to mimic these excretions but they aren't the excretions themselves and we notice the lack of presence.
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6y ago
Also go outside.
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> Basic layout of things in a way that copes with different screen sizes/orientations is a surprisingly black art sometimes. I've been manually crafting HTML/CSS websites since 2001. Since the arrival CSS flexbox/grid
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6y ago
That's not really interesting as it's not at all practical. The deluge of spam will render these platforms completely devoid of value.
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I think it's rather you who missed my point. Once it's out there, it's out there. They may take it down but it'll be too late.
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Murder is illegal but its illegality matters nothing to victims after the fact.
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6y ago
I see you're unfamiliar with hypothetical questions.
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While I am as concerned about censorship as any other, what would Snowden's response have been if Trump had tweeted, "The time is now. Take no prisoners."
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6y ago
I don't recall the Tiananmen Square student protestors storming the National People's Congress. Also, these insurrectionists were armed with bombs and had planned on taking hostages as pictures show.
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6y ago
I may give it a shot. Cheers!
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6y ago
I quit all caffeine this year myself but I do miss the rich taste of coffee. Which brand did you go with for your decaf?
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6y ago
The biggest public company in the world is named after a fruit.
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> No, if you can save billions and you choose not to, you have killed them. The trolley problem remains unsolved. I don't find arguments anymore persuasive when they are written as declarations.
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If there's any science of morality to be done, the most basic quantum of moral value is suffering. Sentient creatures have greater capacity for suffering, being aware of their pain and the injustice of their existence. If we are to bri
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6y ago
The 2nd lesson resonates with me a lot. Particularly the bit about being a pessimistic saver and an optimistic investor. I'm 34. It's dawning on me that I have been a pessimist all of my life. I have saved and saved, cut expenses
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6y ago
I would like something like this but with the actual news/blogs that would interest me day-to-day. Then I could make it a ritual/rule that the only information I can consume would be from this display away from my office whilst st
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Do you appreciate the inevitable outcome of this sort of speech is that people, whether they are Mexican or not, whether they are legal immigrants or not, so long as they fit into some deranged category, will meet more violence in their day
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This is literally the biggest surprise for me this election. That Murdoch withheld the coup.
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Trump assassinated the top general of a sovereign state. He could have easily started WW3.
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Where is that money going then?
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6y ago
If there's a way to index, isn't there a way to find and block ads?
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In fact, they reinstalled the cracked screen before giving it back to me.
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6y ago
Thankfully, I did not pay the $200. The fee is charged after delivery when the customer accepts the changes made. And there were no changes to accept.
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