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> "Too many people go to college" This is complete claptrap, would you also say "Too many people go to secondary school"? How about "Too many people go to elementary"? There is vast value in an educated work
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I don't know mysql/mariaDB that well, but I know in ms sql server that doing a DISTINCT on a Function([Column]) would not use an index on [Column]. In this case it would be much faster to have an intermediate table or column with
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Starting near London right clicking the map it then restricted to "France Only" (which I couldn't seem to change) and with 2 hours on a bike the result was a blob somewhere in the English Channel. Interesting concept though!
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Children don't get the vote either.
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You don't need to read the news every day, let alone every hour of the day. It's an addiction to the way news is currently produced. It's entirely reasonable to spend an evening a week reading up on tech news. It's not r
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There is a "school mode": Off.
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8y ago
And only 0.2% for debit cards.
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8y ago
Does this work in jurisdictions such as London where there are extra checks that drivers must pass? I can't imagine that a food delivery service could be competitive using drivers rated for safe person delivery. Is the driver fleet for
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It's not altruism, they're just getting ahead of changes in the law. The EU announced[1] they were looking at banning single use plastics. It was after that announcement that lots of companies annoucned they were making changes. B
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"partner" would be the right word for where you have used "couple" here.
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Would it be possible to run the flash plguin/runtime in wasm to get the benefits of flash (easy to produce, a lot of legacy content) with the sandbox of wasm?
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That polyfill relies on a third party which can then effectively gain analytics for your site. They store and keep the referring URLs and user agent combinations.
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The modulo approach is biased for all ranges which don't divide the full range but only a small amount of bias at small ranges rather than a large amount of bias at large ranges.
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I am happy if someone claims that something politically isn't possible in the US. (Gun control may be a good example) I can't claim otherwise, my issue is when instead of arguing that, someone claims that a measure wouldn't
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Exceptionalism makes it really difficult to engage with conversations about US politics where you try to say, "It doens't have to be this way!" but get told that the US is somehow different to every other developed nation and
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But only you can leverage your monopoly on search to know exactly which products are worth having those contracts with.
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Compare the process for "Star Citizen" to "Rimworld", another kickstarted project which is nearing a 1.0 release after years of development. Rimworld had a public beta and has been iterating and incorporating feedback an
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The corrollary of "you need to break the rules (such as view-botting) to get ahead" is that only people who are willing to view-bot "make it", which in turn really reduces the diversity of the content which ends up in th
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Get any generic in-ear earphones and thread those under a pair of 3M peltor optime III ear defenders. You can listen to even fairly quiet music and you won't hear any conversations around you.
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8y ago
I'd be wary of using a service built by a company (Gradient Ltd) that among other things provides, "Effective Attribution, Web Tracking, Analytical Insights". From https://www.gradient.co/#products (scroll do
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I was excited to hear about a PDF library not based on iText but alas, this is just another iText fork, in fact the full fork chain seems to be: LibrePDF/OpenPDF forked from rtfarte/OpenPDF forked from kulatamicuda&
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I doubt it's still the case but for a long time the default "Authorization" was effectively fail-open so a newbie mistake was to use that and then not customize it leaving your API vulnerable to any logged in user reading any
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I noticed Twitch is doing the same thing, if you "manage your choices" you get the banner to "manage your choices" on every page load, the only way to get rid of the banner was to "accept" which accepts everyth
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I wish it wasn't, but IE11 is still a major browser, at least too big to just dump completely in my experience. The UK is worse than most countries in that regard though with higher than average IE11 usage.
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That a broken link made it to my front-page certainly indicates that what we see on the front-page hasn't necessarily got there by merit.
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You're not paying to search 1,289 videos, you're paying to not worry about implementing search .
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I thought react native was a facebook technology, is it theirs to 'sunset'?
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Do you want to reinforce established monopolies? Because I can't think of a better way of doing that than having a technical difference between "trusted" and "untrusted" sites.
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From the "Steps we've taken" it sounds like they haven't forced a password reset on compromised accounts. I can understand from a business perspective that would be a harsh way for affect people to find out they were in
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I feel like Netflix is only in there to make the acronym, does it really belong? It's an odd collection, the others are tech giants yet there's no microsoft and netflix thrown in. Netflix is big but it's not Apple big.
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