Two4

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by Two4 9mo ago
A bit of digging, and it turns out there's a Coca-cola bottler in Aberdeen, the same area as Dees Bees Apiary. I'm willing to bet that purple honey coincides with grape Fanta spills or dumps
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by Two4 9mo ago
any soft drink plants in the area? A bottler near where I used to stay got caught dumping out expired flavourant packs when honey in the area started turning red.
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by Two4 1y ago
The same applies for plant oils though. Only high value oils like olive oil are commonly shipped packaged and debulked.
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by Two4 1y ago
Is it not commonplace for US banks to send a text notification for card transactions? In my country, this is considered table stakes when choosing a bank card or credit card.
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by Two4 2y ago
It's also similarly great for killing braincells when auto-applied orally
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by Two4 2y ago
Cope
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by Two4 2y ago
In the grand scheme of all social issues the UK is beset with, this is small potatoes. It's not hugely important, it's just hugely important to you because it's an emotional issue.
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by Two4 2y ago
You seem well versed in anime - can I give you a few math proofs to work out?
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by Two4 2y ago
Academia has been in trouble for a while, what with the exploitation of PhDs and postdocs and low wages - they can't attract or retain the necessary talent. This will just accelerate the decline.
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by Two4 2y ago
What makes you say that teenage girls are the most chemically imbalanced group?
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by Two4 2y ago
If you've exhausted possible causes, you might want to consider nuking your gut flora and getting a stool transplant from a healthy donor
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by Two4 2y ago
What's the motive for Taiwan to cut Baltic Sea fibre cables?
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by Two4 2y ago
Cookie banners are not mandated by law, disclosure of and consent to tracking and capturing private user data and its sharing to third parties is. Cookie banners are just the easiest UX pattern to slap on to an existing website, and lends i
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by Two4 2y ago
As a warning to US citizens: this is similar to how state energy production and regulation was captured in my country, leading to massive corruption. A crisis was whipped up, and emergency powers were given to key individuals in the energy
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by Two4 2y ago
Using env vars for secrets has become semi-normalised because of container-based development and deployment. It's okay-ish in the limited context and scope of a container, but it's not good at all in a host OS or VM context. Some
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by Two4 2y ago
Afaik, there does exist a decree in most teams at MS to not use null if it can be avoided, and any attempt to do so is likely going to be flagged in code review - or so I'm told.
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by Two4 2y ago
Jean-Pierre, This is an internet forum. Structuring your replies like an email is entirely too formal and comes across as stilted. Please feel free to treat it like a text message thread. Two4
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by Two4 2y ago
Kinda makes you wish there was a massive earthquake while everyone was safely tucked away at a Beyonce concert in an earthquake-proof stadium.
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by Two4 2y ago
I've organised security for tourists wanting to film in sketchy neighborhoods, and this app would have been much easier. Gig work makes up a surprising amount of all jobs for VIP protection firms, so this seems like a natural progressi
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by Two4 2y ago
They (VIP protection outfits) tend to recruit former law enforcement into their ranks so they can maintain connections that allow them to skirt the law
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by Two4 2y ago
I think some law work is non-goon: contract law, family law, human rights law, to name a few
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by Two4 2y ago
I love desperate cheeto
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by Two4 2y ago
The best quote I've seen to explain this is from the Men in Black movie: a person is smart, but people are dumb. Group dynamics and identity politics are massively underestimated by many as motivating forces to get people to act agains
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by Two4 2y ago
No - underperformance is relative to a benchmark, be it based on a median plus a set percentage or a set percentile. Only one person can take the top spot in a rank stack, which makes it a poor model for performance measurement. Overperform
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by Two4 2y ago
I just want to point out the difference between the Red Cross and the American Red Cross, who are known grifters
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by Two4 2y ago
You continue the miss the point, I suspect on purpose.
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by Two4 2y ago
Twice
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by Two4 2y ago
Tinny cellphone speakers play noisy, low-fidelity speech audio captured with a mic that's likely clipping and compressing the caller's voice (audio-wise, not data-wise, although that too is happening and likely doesn't help).
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by Two4 2y ago
You've made a diagram showing statistics of immigration encounters, and from that you deduced that prisons are being emptied into the US? Bit of a stretch. The diagram is nice, but you're missing the point: the picture being paint
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by Two4 2y ago
Turn off Fox News dude - you're severely lacking perspective of your own country. Everyone outside of the US media sphere(or rather spheres - there's two) laughs at your news media and how entrenched misinformation has become.

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