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Comment #27084770
Is the word you're looking for "volunteer"?
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Comment #23210001
Might be this one: http://tttthis.com/rememberwebsites.php/
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Comment #23064301
Even after the 2.x/3.x debacle, it's not as simple as keeping everything current. For example, until very recently, Tensorflow would work on Python 3.7 but not on 3.8. TF is just o…
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Comment #20018006
That's a good point. The list for Android fragmentation even includes 2.0 Eclair, which has 0% across the whole row!
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Comment #18043952
It's not blocked here in Taiwan. I wonder if they're blocking it because of the GDPR?
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Comment #16543069
It's called abstraction, but at some point that becomes a euphemism for obfuscation.
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Comment #16372423
You're being downvoted, but it is pretty bad. Looks like they set word breaks to 'break-all' for those low-width media queries.
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Comment #14634647
Not the same person...
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Comment #14155612
If you're looking for 13 inch, standard HD screen with long battery life, and all you need is browser and SSH functionality, you might think about trying a Chromebook. The SSH func…
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Comment #13424391
The Guardian ran everything by the US government first before publishing. Every responsible journalist does. They're looking for a response or comment to the story, to make sure th…
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Comment #13277983
I think the last page is for Ditto machines. I remember them being used for schools back in the 80s when all the copies came out in purple ink.
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Comment #12261332
Seems broken for me as well. I'm on desktop Chrome. Message says to check JS console. In case it helps, this is the error message: Google Maps API error: RefererNotAllowedMapError …
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Comment #12092297
It looks like use them for CSS properties. The background for the outer div is set to #4e6590, the blue background. The background-image of the inner div (and its ::before and ::af…
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Comment #11876544
> as far as we know Or maybe AI is here, and it's throwing out all these articles to hide its emergence. :)
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Comment #11718685
I'm surprised it's not the official name.