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cldellow
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About cldellow
https://cldellow.com/ https://code402.com/ https://www.hikeratlas.com/
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Comment #48448887
According to https://www.taylorpress.net/article/10664,blueprint-data-cen... , the restriction on the deed was gone by the time the property was transferred to the city of Taylor. …
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Comment #48447347
https://www.taylorpress.net/article/10705,judge-rules-in-fav... has a bit more info. I don't know how to pull the actual court documents without paying for them, but the article in…
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Comment #47524580
Fair enough - my initial comment talked about quality, but I realized that was my own take on the situation. I had revised the comment because I think I now understand Drew's chief…
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Comment #47520959
Buried (IMO) in the post is: > sadly even Vim now comes under scrutiny in that effort as both Vim and NeoVim are relying on LLMs to develop the software. ...where he links to a com…
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Comment #46332051
Ha, what a coincidence. Just today I was reading a three year old Stackoverflow discussion about this [1]. It prompted Laurenz to submit the documentation patch that is cited in th…
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Comment #43563196
> If he's correct He's not. According to [1], the White House claims Vietnam has a 90% tariff rate. According to [2], 90.4% is the ratio of Vietnam's trade deficit with the US -- t…
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Comment #43155904
Search engine rankings, both live and historical, have value to marketers. Google makes it challenging to reliably crawl their rankings at scale, so there is a real cost to collect…
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Comment #43142779
I'm Canadian. We definitely had a dim view of the Iraq invasion. At the time, I ran a Microsoft recruiting event on campus at University of Waterloo. Students made some widget usin…
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Comment #43069325
Yeah, the author seems to be writing for a white male audience in some regards. My wife and I host bicycle tourers when they pass through our town. One was Thomas Meixner, an East …
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Comment #42893180
It seems to be pointing at something attempting to visualize JIRA activity, but with a lot of content-security-policy warnings? Seems like someone screwed up some load balancer set…
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Comment #42590721
Canada has begun cracking down on this. There are now caps on the number of visas issued. Foreign students are no longer allowed to work full-time jobs by default while studying. T…
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Comment #42238623
The Lieutenant Governor of Texas, one month into the pandemic, was mulling how it might be best for society if we just carried on as-is and accept that a lot of old people would di…
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Comment #42185018
FWIW, I live in the region and disagree with OP's characterization of "serious decline" and "most people have left". I went to school here from 2003-2008, moved away and moved back…
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Comment #41898417
Thanks, that's a handy video! Yes, mbtiles is based on SQLite, I was imprecise in my language. When I said RDBMS, I meant those that have a client/server model. The versatiles docs…
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Comment #41897777
It's a bit complicated, because I think the versatiles brand is used to describe multiple things: - the schema of the map: what objects are available in each tile at different zoom…
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Comment #41880835
Oof, just above that entry is this one: > That may be awkward for someone who DM’d and will have a later last day (could be next year, even), but my priority is people staying, not…
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Comment #41658286
I keep seeing people refer to this tweet. Can you share a link to it, please?
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Comment #41632822
I don't use WP Engine or WordPress, so I don't have a side in this fight. As an outsider, that context seems a bit dubious to me. @photomatt has tweeted [5135]: "[...] Please let m…
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