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navhc
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Comment #37451079
Have you considered merging efforts with Where Is Public Toilet? Service has existed for many years and seems to have a decent amount of locations in Winnipeg
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Comment #37451056
There is already an app for this, called Where Is Public Toilet that covers most of north America and parts of Europe
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Comment #37191127
So don't make the modifications at all if it's going to make it a nuisance?
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Comment #35439474
There are non-liquid chemical attacks that could be facilitated from something like anthrax to powdered pepper spray. Disallowing liquids does nothing to stop those
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Comment #35026941
Being told you're gifted often isn't a self fulfilling prophecy, and can easily lead to failure or giving up when being gifted isn't working.
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Comment #34754715
Not only that, they dynamically change the poster to try to make it more appealing to each person and it still fails miserably.
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Comment #34712784
Doesn't seem to work well in Firefox, the effect is very different from the sample images and the text is borderline unreadable
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Comment #34106419
Maybe appsmith? https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith
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Comment #33689587
I agree the style itself isn't very good but I think the "lesson" was in differentiating primary and secondary actions to make it obvious
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Comment #33609098
I guess I'm missing the point because it seems to me like almost all of this can be accomplished in native Firefox. If I want to search my open tabs I just type a % in the address …
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Comment #33288912
> The fact that there isn't even a proper translation of the word in English, though, just proves that native English speakers aren't as aware of it as Japanese speakers The articl…
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Comment #33281083
I don't think it's all about blame, knowing it came from a lab would also pull into question the practice of engineering viruses and the safety and security standards required.
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Comment #33150977
Is the book you're thinking of maybe The Body Keeps the Score?
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Comment #31653087
The article ends with "In the meantime, please rest assured that my home is still standing." So presumably it's all hypothetical.
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Comment #23447664
I don't think that excluding sections from a speed run is a thing; the whole setup for speedrunning means splits and total time passed, not manually adding up splits ignoring some,…