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Comment #30358516
on the topic of snowboarding https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/souuve/dad_mic...
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Comment #30340761
I wonder if the fear is that you might end up having less than ethical (rogue?) employees that might think they're helping the company by using some form of workaround to track use…
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Comment #30131985
There is a Tesla coil on public display at the Griffith Observatory, though it is protected by what looks like a Faraday cage (and glass). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlTlnbRG6…
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Comment #29974909
That's fair, it does sound like a novice take; but it's still "business as usual" w/r/t what is touted as best practices where it comes to version control. At least that's my sligh…
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Comment #29963491
Setting your package version to allow for minor updates _is_ responsibly consuming the dependency.
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Comment #29573943
regardless of whether that would have been more prudent, blame for over charging a young man to the point that he's suicidal is the factor I think we're most interested in
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Comment #29275337
From my years playing Minecraft, it's probably got a lot more to do with the layout of the upper room. Like you don't want your spiral ending toward a wall, you want it ending towa…
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Comment #28969199
I agree, jQuery has been quite the workhorse, so much so that Angular 1 had a built in subset of jQuery called jqLite
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Comment #28967580
Since switching to React functional components I haven't once felt a need to switch back to class based components. The hook ecosystem just feels right. I suppose it's a matter of …
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Comment #28849863
Before reading this list I didn't know that base64 can read files. So it's useful in the respect that a novice can get a better understanding of their attack surface (I think, I'm …
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Comment #28817451
>>> Of course, there are many practical matters that would have to be ironed out. For one, Facebook might be a US company, but its utility-like services are delivered to the entire…
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Comment #28736074
TBF, in the sense that it's widely discussed, this particular rumor is already "real"
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Comment #28359678
When I wrote "could you explain why you think I'm wrong", I was expecting that people who had reasons to believe I'm wrong would respond, and would explain those reasons, not that …
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Comment #28349396
That's not really explaining why (or how) I'm wrong, just that you don't believe me.. which is fine, but not constructive. It seems generally less believable that Facebook would ce…
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Comment #28342199
I'm going to go on out on a limb and guess that this isn't really a case of censorship, because it's not like Facebook to not tell you directly that they've removed your content. O…
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Comment #28318114
https://web.archive.org/web/20210826172342/https://www.tibet...
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Comment #28169680
>> You can work out for an hour, and one soda wipes it out entirely, or a couple slices of pizza. Not exactly, just because you've replaced those calories doesn't mean that your bo…
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Comment #28136318
The existing plot shows numerous roads and existing infrastructure. In what way do they mean "from scratch"? https://www.google.com/maps/place/2025+E+Apache+Blvd,+Tempe,...
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Comment #28085362
The location of the scanning moved from their hardware to consumer hardware.
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Comment #27990981
I felt calling it a "raid" 10 times in the article was odd too, especially since they don't have references that use that same language
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Comment #27563008
do you have any advice on eating snails?