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toddsiegel
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Comment #47224751
Web views still work? I think that was part of Apple's rationale, that is was all coupled together. I assume that’s not the case here?
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Comment #47184530
I figured a few honest small businesses would issue refunds. What I did not anticipate was that someone would do it with this much style. God, I fucking love those people.
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Comment #41252468
The documentation. https://guides.rubyonrails.org/ https://api.rubyonrails.org/
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Comment #38875239
My understanding jibes with yours: habitat loss in all its forms.
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Comment #35005533
I live in Denver, near the streets the parent commenter posted, and I agree with those comments. I do not know why the parent commenter chose those streets, nor what knowledge they…
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Comment #30794323
My wife’s parents are from São Jorge, and they still have a bunch of family there. According to them you cannot actually feel the tremors. They all live on the central south coast …
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Comment #29711273
No, we did nothing. He caught up all on his own.
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Comment #29710282
Only worry about the milestones when they are way off. Like waaaay off. Every kid develops at a different rate. They tried to get us all freaked out that our kid had a speech delay…
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Comment #29698642
I feel like this too, but only when other people are at the counter. When I’m at the counter the whole thing never seems to take more than a few minutes. It’s always quick, and smo…
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Comment #29445341
I agree more or less with with how you remember it. The evening before Thanksgiving we got some flurries, and that’s about it. Nothing I’d call “measurable”. In September I also re…
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Comment #26974476
Rather than picking anything at random, I’d prefer to be able to have it randomly pick an episode of a particular show. Sometimes I want watch a show I like, but don’t care which e…
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Comment #26916326
I saw this same thing. https://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2013/01/16/169511949/a...
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Comment #26096249
Most kids, it seems, are into dinos. There’s also the social aspect where kids are at least somewhat into what other kids are. But then again, sometimes kids reject the stuff you i…
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Comment #25386428
Agreed. But a silver lining of the pandemic is that my wife is now my office mate. As a result, we've spent the majority of most days together over the last 8 months and I could no…
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Comment #25336467
Agreed. Bootstrap is my default. I’m already on 5 for some as-yet-unrelesed projects, and it’s great. My major criticism in the past was the difficulty of migration, but that seems…
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Comment #25035892
> In Denver, 83.5 percent of the city’s electorate cast ballots in favor of question 2H, which asked if the city should be exempt from a 2005 law, backed by local telecom monopolie…
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Comment #23587428
In teaching my young son to read I have become starkly aware at just how inconsistent English is. I never consciously realized how many ways there are to pronounce "ough". And not …
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Comment #22594048
I am seeing issues with several services. AWS might be a common link. I saw some CloudFront errors, but their status page is green top to bottom at the moment. Heroku and Github ha…
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Comment #21782652
These things are great for color/design-challenged folks like me, but I'd also love to see complimentary light-dark mode palettes.
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Comment #21569952
Seconded. I actually use the EAR Classic Plus, and they’re excellent. I work in a coworking space. They’re not quite comfortable enough to wear continuously all day. If you take pe…
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Comment #21399204
On a related note, this is not about getting scammed, but more about getting the work you need completed. I have had very poor results using people who have a full-time job and are…
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Comment #21127960
> I don't believe I have much control over how my city is organized. I am not sure where you live, but I find the opposite is true. Where I live, in Denver, CO, USA, I have found t…
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