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by code_sterling 11y ago
For Canada, it will depend on which way the election swings.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Perhaps, but this was the first blatant statement without any supporting evidence.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
What research are you basing that off of? I've not seen any research on this. It's a valid hypothesis, but said as a statement is blatantly fallacious without research being done.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Of course they're useful, that's not in question. It's whether the damaged caused by creating antibiotic resistant strains, leaving us defenceless against infection is worth the risk. I was raised on a farm, and live in the p
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Hardly. Different priorities. Safari on Mac is miles ahead on battery life and footprint. When I'm on a laptop, that matters way way more than any experimental feature. It's literally hours better. I have to ask though, what mi
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by code_sterling 11y ago
He's got a better chance of being pardoned, unfortunately.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
It would requires veterinarians and proper care of the animals. If you YouTube the animal farming, you'll see heavily overcrowded environments with animals not able to adequately move. This leads to stress, and they will self harm or
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Being dead is the complication of an unmitigated bacterial infection.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
No, when you have a bacterial infection, you need antibiotics. You can easily die from a tooth infection, if not treated. The issue is with prescribing antibiotics to viral sufferers because doctors want to get to the he next patient.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
“Let’s put it simply: would you rather have meat from an animal that was sick during its lifetime or one that was healthy?” This if a false dichotomy. The only thing at risk is profit margin.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
I'm amused by the timing, since the story above this is that ARIN has now run out of IPv4 addresses.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
I haven't been able to write this without sounding critical of mithiril, and I don't want to do that. I suspect it all comes down to use case, and the line of work I'm in, it's not a wise choice.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
I like Mitiril, but the way you manage your view layer doesn't work for me. I've tried several "build a Dom in code" approaches before, and they haven't proven to be very maintainable in the long run, especially for
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Volkswagen shares plunge on emissions scandal, U.S. widens probe(reuters.com)
3 points by code_sterling 11y ago|0 comments
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by code_sterling 11y ago
How so? I see anyone who refuses to accept things as they are, coupled with an innate curiosity and a drive towards getting to the root of a problem; and finally changing the rules to make it fit their prerogative, a hacker. George Bernard
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Considering the cost and time to develop an app, I don't really buy it. Quick web app that you throw up, sure, but with an App Store app, it's a lot more time and money.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Replacing jitters with diabetes seems like an unwise tradeoff.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Science. It impedes brain development in youth.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
No, it's as stupid as it sounds and your trying to rationalize stupid. She's 4.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
And Diamond Rio has not yet released a competitor to the iPod. We don't evaluate what could be, we evaluate what is.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Surface 2's are harder to come by. Surface 3 has lag that the surface 2 didn't have. And lag is killer for creation.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Yea, I always brag up the companies I've left...
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Yea, I've never had issues like that, and I've used Mac's exclusively for since they came out with the unibody.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
I'm going to be honest, I miss those days. Granted I used to have to wipe my machine every month at least, and things became horribly corrupt, but it was fun.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
I'm not sure I understand the argument. They people weren't grey scale either. The photo itself re-writes history, this is just an abstraction to make it more visually distinctive. Sure maybe the car was a slight shade of red di
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by code_sterling 11y ago
We spent a week discussing the possible meanings in college. And each was as valid as any other interpretation, this one was mentioned, but it was clear that none were more valid than any other. You can't get a poem wrong, just like
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by code_sterling 11y ago
Whoa pedantry. It's fine the way it is.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
If there were a fully functional iTerm2 port with the capability to remap caps to escape on a Bluetooth keyboard, I'd never need a laptop again.
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by code_sterling 11y ago
This actually concerns me, I think 400mb would have been a much more reasonable maximum. We're not going to get a lot of good games if this isn't increased.

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