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Anybody who's worked with it for any length of time knows that the charts contained are good enough for jam session purposes but either contain inaccuracies when compared to the ca…

Most canned foods are heated as part of the canning process, aren't they? There are a handful of things that intentionally contain live cultures -- yogurts, some sauerkrauts & simi…

Given the timing the remaining 32 could plausibly just be the set of people who are hard OOO for the (US) Thanksgiving holiday week -- on airplanes, in cars, or otherwise indispose…

"Nothing gets sold until something gets built" I suspect I'm not alone in saying this, but having started my "tech" career in marketing/eCommerce agencies, I have _definitely_ work…

Sure -- I did run that code in a JS REPL and saw that it invoked the block immediately, but that isn't necessarily what I want if I'm writing reactive code. I then tried typing `br…

> It doesn't throw a bunch of alien syntax at you, expecting you to decipher it like an ancient scroll Sounds promising, but the first examples contrasts a React `useEffect` hook (…

One could just as easily say that "[foot] traffic flow is more important than being able to [drive] anywhere you want", and in some locales that attitude may serve to benefit more …

> Do vim users know if there was anything like Select next occurrence in vim? As noted in a sibling, you can press * (shift+8) in normal mode with your cursor over a word to find t…

I've seen fairly commonly in developing suburban scenarios something like "a through street with a new -- but very low-traffic -- intersection with a cross street". People are accu…

I set it up a couple of months ago as well and as I recall I went from zero to "up and running" in an hour or two — I usually wake up a little earlier than my wife and I'd finished…

Given that he started publishing games before he was 20 and had produced Commander Keen, Wolfenstein, and a couple of Dooms before he was 25, I'd guess he was well on his way in hi…