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mrtbld

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    Comment #44845415

    The odometer most likely have not been replaced too

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    Comment #24542178

    The person is not a maintainer of the project but the one who opened the issue.

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    Comment #18398349

    But without the wifi key it's gibberish and you can't recognize MAC addresses, right?

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    Comment #18089096

    The US version is a bit different: https://www.google.com/doodles/googles-20th-birthday-us The map on the doodle page is for the presented doodle only.

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    Comment #17567935

    How do you do caching with your GraphQL APIs ? I guess you can't leverage HTTP-level caching.

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    Comment #14525215

    Well I would use timestamptz, using user's timezone only to convert for display. Use cases for timestamp are very limited. Just make sure you include a timezone info in string repr…

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    Comment #14524742

    > Also any sane person would never sort random values. I think sorting by a arbitrary, unique value as the last sorting dimension is useful to ensure you always get the same orderi…

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    Comment #14519664

    > Postgres has two types of timestamps. It has a generic timestamp and one with timezone embedded in it. That's not correct, timestamptz doesn't have a timezone embedded in it. It'…

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    Comment #13633629

    Perhaps because explicit is better than implicit.

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    Comment #9600570

    Link to code: https://github.com/jsemu/gba

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    Comment #9485668

    But beware, with strict comparison: 1 ≠ 1.0 (because int ≠ float).

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    Comment #8561869

    Perhaps this could lead to a new kind of captcha that only bots can solve. I doubt it would be efficient, though.

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    Comment #7783733

    > tounge-in-cheek “tounge”, typo or some play-on-word I don't understand?

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    Comment #7589873

    Try this: http://web.archive.org/web/20140414122508/http://mobile.nyti...

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    Comment #7363820

    > There’s a misconception that restarting the (HTTP) request will fix the problem. That is not the case. Again, TCP will resend those packets that need resending on its own. But th…