hungryforcodes

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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
So just remove data transfer all together then it's added expense...
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
The photos the iPhone 6 took were fine and image stabilized. Why so we need a better camera? I mean, you're going to put to market a $700 phone and cant upgrade one chip on it to do USB3? Really!
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Introverts are generally analytical and try to take in everything and understand it. Extroverts not so much, they just kind of often do this stream of consciousness thing. So introverts don't really get tired because they lack social s
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
No this has nothing to do with introversion. It has nothing to do with social skills or confidence. Most introverts are actually quite charming one on one. For introverts social contact is simply EXHAUSTING. So there is a high cost to every
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Best to start somewhere...
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
We'd need some fast tech for sure. However, what is also interesting is that the light from it is only 124 years old. So the planet is still very similar today probably.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
In which countries...
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Everyone is using Google Slides though now, no? So much so that my boss always says "Prepare some slides for the meeting" and not "Prepare a power point".
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I find the title and article really strange. Murder is specifically defined as the UNLAWFUL killing of a HUMAN BEING. Murder basically is a legal definiton. Anything else is just killing. And I don't think this definition applies to ca
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Though the government has lots of influence on this. For example in most South East Asian countries it's impossible to buy land as a foreigner (basically a house). Just this one rule alone would help the situation in Canada as there is
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
...or back to their original countries with the prestige of a foreign degree.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Though technically container apparments would be "affordable housing" -- which I think might be one part of the solution.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
This is true and not true. Desirable land aka location is where everyone wants to buy. This drives the price up. Building in the middle of nowhere increases available housing, but doesn't solve the problem really, because no one wants
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
To my knowledge though this has never been proven. Yes, the base band can in theory access this stuff, and the OS could do so stealthily I suppose -- but this is Subaru SAYING they are doing it every time you get in the car for no really go
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
On the floppy disk?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Which as described to me was interpreted as conflictual.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I did mention that a conflictual approach to relationships-- as opposed to a collaborative one -- created problems for both men and women in this age group to find partnerships.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I'm just reporting what I've been told by Koreans I've met. The problem doesn't seem to exist in older generations. Happy if Koreans could chime in.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
> Rather than leveling a whole compound your weapons can get inside and be more precise. House, preschool, hospital...
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Anecdotally I met an NGO worker once in Phenom Phen who was drunk and admitted exactly this -- because he had to justify his 200K Euro job in that city. With that salary you're like a king, you'd probably do alot to keep it.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I don't see in any country in SEA -- and I live out here -- how you could hide 100K people in concertation camps to do high tech scamming. There is a comment above about someone's Laotian wife working hard conditions doing these s
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
That's easily solved by just meeting the girls. If you're dating anyways -- it's your main goal. In Asia for all the popular sites like Tinder, Badoo and OK Cupid -- I've never had a girl not show up where there wasn&#x2
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
But the original post was "personal entertainment". Between eating out and having a couple of beers (both of which are unneeded), it's easy to spend at least $35 a day ($250 a week).
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I understand there are alot of command line junkies here which might be against it -- but what's wrong with Tilde? (1) 1. https://github.com/gphalkes/tilde
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
World wide, or which countries are you referring to?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Not sure why the downvotes. It was not sarcastic.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I nominate your post for this years Nobel prize in literature. That's a pretty epic description of your mom's situation.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
This might be well true, but they are also likely to believe science as well. It's just the two live in an easy parallel where one isn't necessarily valued over the other-- good or bad. In the US the camps are FIRMLY pro or agains
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Good point about that! Obviously there are alot of big players like that. However I heard this was a small lab, so I guess we don't know yet what their patenting power is.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
He's so smart George. Simply using the law of averages...

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