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buffportion
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Comment #14256248
In some states, like NH, the default is that you can even hunt on other people's (privately-owned) land, unless it is posted. As a landowner, you are encouraged to allow free, recr…
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Comment #10591040
France also has very strong gun controls. It is of course, more complicated than that. And, by the way, a man shot and killed 12 people in the UK in 2010 with legally held rifles: …
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Comment #10480031
"Cops are trained to push peoples buttons and make them lose control" They are? I could see why, say, detectives interviewing a suspect might use that approach to try to get them t…
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Comment #10453248
I'm sorry to be that guy, but the lack of contrast makes this comment difficult to read.
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Comment #9958303
> broken beaks, brain, spinal cord tissue, bones, lungs, intestinal tracts from slaughterhouse wastes of dead, dying, diseased or disabled animals I'm no zoologist, but this seems …
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Comment #9890847
Thanks for this. It would be great if links were clickable
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Comment #9853288
$149.99 per month
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Comment #9766313
Yes, you can list (and listen to) your Echo voice command history, and delete them. Frustratingly, there is no bulk delete that I have found - you have to go through them individua…
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Comment #9765352
A cautionary tale: Echo starts recording when it hears the "wake" word ('Alexa' or 'Amazon'), but it can mistake other words or parts of speech for a wake word (for example, consid…
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Comment #9725135
I think the confusion stems from your verbing of "wall".
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Comment #9660885
'Crazy' people need help too.
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Comment #9173973
As someone who travels regularly for work, I am absolutely OK with Apple trimming as much as they can from their laptops.
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Comment #8573775
Knock-offs are explicitly encouraged: https://gitorious.org/learn-x-the-hard-way/learn-x-the-hard-...
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Comment #8453639
A stall warning occurs when the angle of attack (angle between the wing and the airflow) is too high to maintain lift. There is a separate instrument for detecting this (which can …
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Comment #8364056
Link to previous HN submission 2 years ago (it has moved on since then): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4373334
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Comment #7955894
That will integrate other people's changes into your branch. But until you also merge your branch into master (and/or all other branches), you are not integrating your changes .
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Comment #7955639
That's really a function of your QA process, not anything specific to branching strategies. If you can automate everything such that continuous delivery (or even deployment) is pos…
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Comment #7955181
"Sure you can invest hours of your life setting up CI, then writing code, not testing it locally[...]" Maybe I've misunderstood, but why aren't you testing it locally? With trunk b…
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Comment #7954975
I appreciate the backhanded compliment but my intentions are pure :-)
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Comment #7954910
I don't consider not-branching to be a radical approach. If you are using branches you really aren't doing CI, because you aren't integrating continuously.
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Comment #7954707
Or don't use branches at all. Develop on trunk/master with continuous integration. It reduces work-in-progress, exposes conflicts sooner and has a host of other knock-on benefits.
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Comment #6605866
“Oh my god, Jerry, when you check your email you go to Altavista and type, ‘Please go to yahoo.com?’"
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Comment #5554579
You're asking for a solution to the problem of people killing other people.
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Comment #5443287
The post was written by a Brit: https://twitter.com/Dave_Child
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Comment #5397806
There's nothing wrong with being the only employee - if it's just you, say so. Talking in the third person and using 'us' and 'we' is irritating.