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I was slightly disappointed when I first visited Stonehenge as the standard tours keep you fairly far away and roped off. But, I took a modestly more expensive "Inner Stones" tour …
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Comment #47610513
I had this happen recently too, also not covering up any email activity (I combed through 3000+ spam emails). Double check that there are no forwarding rules added to your inbox an…
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Comment #46647647
The Torlonia collection was recently in Chicago and had some truly stunning pieces. The Ostia relief was tucked away in a corner and I nearly missed it. The traveling exhibition is…
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Comment #46618972
These show as unavailable/with lock icons for me. Is there some process to download locked content from IA?
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Comment #45685193
This is great! Are you using a news API or pulling in RSS feeds yourself? Is there a list of what sources are included?
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Comment #45295272
Buying an Oculus actually did allow me to successfully restore my wife's Facebook after it was hacked, thanks to finding probably the same thread you're referencing. The amount of …
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Comment #45067779
Click stream data is also published by Wikipedia which would be useful to show the strength of each link between pages: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/other/clickstream/readme.html
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Comment #44987982
Consumer grade CPUs aren't meant to be pushed with heavy load 24/7, meaning, durability becomes another variable which, in my experience, will quickly outweigh the brief burst of s…
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Comment #40659739
FWIW, clicking around, there are some odd display issues in the "References" (h ttp s://attack. mitre .org/techniques/ T1486 ) It looks like you're embedding data from Twitter - ar…
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Comment #40535400
The other purpose of the ad is to keep the product top of mind. Those bubbles-and-ice ads aren't to introduce you to the concept but to remind you that you want one - now.
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Comment #40325802
Fellow Chicagoan here! I went down one of the piers and saw it as well. At first it looked like cirrus clouds but the colors emerged as my eyes acclimated. I thought it was my brai…