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lostinroutine

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    Comment #41870810

    This actually happened to me after connecting to wi-fi but there is a workaround that I found: Convert your book to .azw3 in Calibre Instead of sending it to the device in Calibre,…

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    Comment #39731315

    Could you elaborate on Canada's approach? Are you referring to adjustable rate mortgages?

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    Comment #34150603

    I'm guessing the GP means that there will hopefully be an increased interest for alternatives to planes that one can take when there are air travel crises like this.

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    Comment #32546907

    The article uses "new field" as a relative term -- a field that the researcher is not an expert in. > A question [BD14] had to address in this connection is: what constitutes a bra…

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    Comment #31510675

    I also suffered from this issue for a while but then discovered "Unhook" browser extension, which in addition to many other amazing features (e.g. hide recommended videos/comments)…

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    Comment #30672736

    There is an official browser extension from Amazon for this[0] that allows you to send any web page from browser to your Kindle in 2 clicks. [0] - https://www.amazon.com/sendtokind…

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    Comment #30559143

    That’s great idea but might be much more difficult in practice than a common Slavic language. Turkic languages are way more diverse where you have some languages that are extremely…

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    Comment #30435631

    Not the poster, but I concur that things weren't all that different in 2017. I would say that OP's reaction is caused by selectively remembering the state of the world. Living in t…

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    Comment #29002209

    How would the problem of huge (dozens of GB) graphics assets be solved? Is there a current/planned way to have the large WASM binaries and assets stored on the computer?

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    Comment #27316042

    Could you explain why overpopulation will not be a problem?

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    Comment #27119079

    My interpretation was that they were already looking to quit but didn't do so because of uncertainty of the pandemic. Supposedly, when the uncertainty resolves people in the resign…

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    Comment #23523871

    Could you point me to some examples of such discussion? Very interested in checking them out.

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    Comment #23480861

    Last I tried it, there was no way to sign in and get personalized recommendations. Is that still true (or did I just miss it)?

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    Comment #23433908

    There is no CSS on the page. I have a feeling your comment was facetious though, hinting at the amount of bloat (e.g. Jekyll theme) we need today to do the simplest things.

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    Comment #23341686

    One business process that is generally carved out well is customer support. Many large corps have offshore support centers. A sector that comes to mind is mobile-comm companies (e.…

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    Comment #23216008

    > the idea of knowing everything I don't think that's what defines a polymath, for if it does, then none existed. My view of what makes one a polymath is deep --likely cutting-edge…

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    Comment #23172101

    Thanks for the explanation! I guess I was looking at it more from the perspective of merely making requests (without creds). My understanding is that if an extension has a wildcard…

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    Comment #23171280

    Maybe I'm naive but what if pushbullet.com was just running a server-side fetch and returning the result? That would bypass CORS, essentially acting as a proxy server.

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    Comment #23096812

    Not sure if that's outdated but the home page says: I have a goal I'm working towards. Mine is to achieve financial independence in 2020. ... I've reached $800 MRR so far. My goal …

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    Comment #23096357

    I wonder how they will (did?) work around the keyboard shortcuts that Chrome reserves (and doesn't propagate to the page). For example, Cmd+T in VSCode opens up the quick search pa…

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    Comment #23080799

    Yeah, there's something on the site that's being blocked by my ublock. Turning it off revived the page for me. Update: it's not ublock. Tried refreshing a few times with ublock ena…

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    Comment #23001450

    Actually, Solzhenitsyn was still residing in the USSR at the time of completion of the book.

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    Comment #22781992

    Just any a-tag containing the listed phrases.

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    Comment #22781975

    With ignoring case: a:has-text(/corona/i) a:has-text(/covid/i) a:has-text(/epidemic/i) a:has-text(/pandemic/i) a:has-text(/virus/i) a:has-text(/death/i) a:has-text(/ICU/i) a:has-te…