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One thing I find interesting about traditional tabi is that they're cut and sewn, not knit as a tube. Socks with seams!
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Compatibility with sandals and shoes (like geta) which have a strap between your great toe and the rest.
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Probably oversimplifying, but I get the feeling that Red Hat's compliance-enabled versions are for enterprise companies who need Linux, and Canonical's compliance-enabled versions are for smaller tech companies (or once-smaller on
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4y ago
If you click "Settings" (on the right on desktop, not sure on mobile), it gives you two volume sliders, one for music and one for ATC.
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4y ago
Some of them self-fund, some of them solicit donations, and at least one I know of has a sponsorship. But they don't generally seek to make a profit, just cover costs.
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Nextdoor is where people go when they've been kicked out of the neighbourhood Facebook groups (or entirely out of Facebook).
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4y ago
Well, that's not a small island.
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The trick there is that Manitoulin Island (the island whose lake Mindemoya is an island in) is the largest freshwater island in the world.
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4y ago
Ah, responsive as in "responds quickly", not responsive as in "renders appropriately for different viewports". We need more words!
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The problem I run into when I finally go through my e-waste (usually when moving house) is that I no longer have any devices capable of operating the thing I'm recycling. Last time around it was IDE drives.
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4y ago
On one level, it's more enjoyable to do work that's aligned with your values. That gives you "self-actualization" points in the ol' pyramid. But on another level, either because you're getting equity, or becaus
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To flog is to beat with a whip, so it might be both.
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I think that's the parent comment's point -- there are rabbit holes and yak shaving in old houses, but trades still estimate work on them all the time (and sometimes take the risk of binding quotes).
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I'm far from junior, and that's far enough to know that this kind of error is very much not limited to junior developers.
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I think "reply guys" are men who tend to always reply to tweets from women, inoffensively but repeatedly,[1] and the thing you're describing is "sealioning"[2]. [1] https://mashable.com/article/
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4y ago
Sunil Tripathi committed suicide, and while missing was named as one of the Boston bombers by a bunch of Reddit detectives leading to harrassment of his family, but I don't think the suicide was a result of being misidentified. I think
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4y ago
Line of sight, so you'll probably pick up the planes fine but not the controllers.
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(By way of explanation, the parent commenter's voting district covered the Mercier and the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhoods.)
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Not to be flippant, but ask your manager or your HR people. The best people to know who does your company's payroll are the people at your company.
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JP Morgan Chase is the largest bank in the United States. If JP Morgan Chase was taken over by the FDIC, it wouldn't be payroll delays that were making the headlines.
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Yes, in my experience (US and Canada), if paydays are the 1st and 15th, or every second Thursday, or whatever, then the money appears on precisely that day (adjusting for holidays, weekends, etc. by paying sooner).
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4y ago
And miss the opportunity for a Friday night filing outside the news cycle?
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It was SV-specific, but now it's US-specific and beyond!
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Ah, sorry, I don't know if it uses Lucene anymore. I meant "even if it's not still Lucene, it's still using that Lucene default".
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I have bad news for you -- this is Jira's "Team Projects" and it's the worst of both worlds. "What if Trello, but in Jira?"
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> search is completely broken since several versions The terrible secret of Confluence search is that it defaults to OR between terms (which I think is a Lucene default that it inherited, even if it doesn't use Lucene anymore). Once
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> paid for the work he performed while employed He expects to be paid for the company that Twitter purchased, actually. That he's taking the proceeds as income and not capital gains is an (inverted) tax strategy.
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Some TTS tools figure it out from flow in the same way that automated captions do, and most (all?) let you dictate punctuation as well. (Some capital T capital T capital S tools figure it out from flow in the same way that automated caption
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Oh that's nice, thanks!
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It's funny, I love Stage Manager. I was worried about what I'd do after the Ventura upgrade because TotalSpaces is on life support, and so there was a chance it might stop working and I'd have to go back to 1-dimensional sp
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