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Comment #33671674
The ticket prices start high and are gradually reduced at a set rate until they reach a pre-defined minimum. The idea being that scaplers can't profit off of purchasing early since…
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Comment #30268396
The assignment to match returns undefined. The value of match is null.
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Comment #29848320
The pennies were in payment of his final paycheck. The suit is in regard to unrelated wage theft from unpaid overtime and discrimination/retaliation (presumably for reporting the w…
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Comment #26838550
The most jarring Dazzle camouflage[1] imaginable. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazzle_camouflage
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Comment #26516515
To your point, I think that you could generate the duplicate geometry pretty easily but the issue would be making sure no overlapping sectors were visible at the same time, as that…
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Comment #26406044
Unfortunately, they are being purchased by DISH network.
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Comment #26258188
This way the driver can put mail in suburban mailboxes without leaving the seat (while driving on the right side of the road).
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Comment #26122299
Yes, this is very much a "dad's in charge, mom said so" moment.
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Comment #26117249
> they often backup everything in a central location like Whatsapp/Telegram/Signal which put everything in your Google account without any additional crypto layers I don't know abo…
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Comment #25718705
Who decides that they are "different matters"?
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Comment #25676259
Doesn't the magnetic data on the disks fade over that time scale?
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Comment #25562880
Are you sure? I was under the impression that, for instance, diamond's value is mostly manufactured, but gold is actually useful for various electronic and chemical properties.
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Comment #25524179
I agree it could take years to get right, which is why app developers should not pigeonhole themselves into immature stores.
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Comment #25521515
Same with Architect. It's use in software is completely unregulated compared to Registered Architect (the equivalent to P.Eng).
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Comment #25511274
I thought it got delisted because CDPR said they'd refund people and Sony said we-dont-do-that-here and went nuclear?
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Comment #25239517
I'm surprised there isn't some open source hardware for this to run on. Could be an interesting project.
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Comment #25079303
I would like to get a thinkpad, but I'm not sure Lenovo can be trusted any more than Apple can, especially since Apple atleast pretends to care about customer security. https://sla…
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Comment #24996040
It may be worthwhile to point out that the example is built in debug mode, and also Rust is including the whole standard library in the output. Re-configuring some low hanging frui…
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Comment #24927002
The flipside of this would be that anyone from out-of-town would be shunned under the assumption that they had left their previous town for negative reasons.
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Comment #24709703
> Perhaps American culture is more receptive to this As an American I don't think people like corporations feigning social intimacy either.
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Comment #24701635
> someday I will write a book That would make a great coffee-table book. Some image on one page and a short narrative on the opposing page.
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Comment #24644435
What about Microsoft Bob, can I use that?
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Comment #24594250
> presume to be able to use company equipment I think this is the central point. You can do all those things, but are you entitled to use company equipment to do so? The term spyin…
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Comment #24548244
The suggestion is that these cities are potentially paying more money to the federal government than they get back in federal aid. The population is irrelevant.
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Comment #24502021
> I've posted a new image file in this format I couldn't resist the urge to follow along and rewrite the code you've presented in Rust, and what do I find at midnight after finally…