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jmccorm
4y ago
I came here expecting at least some mention of Forth. What a nice language that allows you to redefine most of the provided keywords!
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7y ago
Great question. The seller FAQ (marketplace account required) clarifies that this applies to the US and EU marketplaces.
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7y ago
TL;DNR: Through April 5th, they're preventing marketplace vendors from shipping new inventory to Amazon's fulfillment centers that aren't household staples, medical supplies, or otherwise high-demand products. Marketplace ven
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7y ago
Any thoughts as to the early treatment with a medical BiPAP when full-function respirator therapy is not available?
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7y ago
You change your status. Others would then know (or should know) your status before reaching out to you.
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7y ago
My number one tip for employees is a simple one: above all else, be responsive . If your company has an instant messenger app, your response time should be in seconds , not minutes. If you're going on a small errand or putting togeth
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7y ago
I think I'm willing to take one of my RTL-SDR dongles, hook it up to the Raspberry Pi, and start giving them a regular feed. If only just to identify a few pesky helicopters that fly over the house that aren't showing up on flight
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7y ago
> If steroid mimicks testosterone. How is using steroid different than a man having naturally high testosterone level? If your body perceives that there is too much testosterone, it stops producing its own testosterone. Your testicles wi
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7y ago
Immunity was my exact concern as I read about the children being shielded from TV advertising. Yes, it's more tranquil at home, but I have to wonder if to some degree those children are being robbed of a strong modern-day immunity that
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> This is all just another example software devs' parochial belief that because software is eating the world, any problem in software is terrible, while ignoring the whole stack of hardware in meatspace that supports the software in
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7y ago
Negative, sir. Actually, I was responding to the points you had made. I still trust his investigation and I find it to be significant even if he didn't address all the concerns you raised (which are outside of the area of software engi
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7y ago
I see that you've worked to raise some good points here and that you're not simply reducing this to whataboutism , right? I find it acceptable that a person focuses on their area of interest and expertise and reports what they fi
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7y ago
I wasn't aware of this, but it still seems like a thread worth pulling on. You're assuming, right? The reason I ask is that using any third-party company seems inappropriate. Even more so when Google has plenty of domains of its o
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7y ago
Gao Fu, the director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control. I believe this was based on the activities of those first infected along with matching environmental samples at the market. Hope this helps explain the attribution better.
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7y ago
Is that a universal truth, or is it historical? Situational? This virus is said to spread well before a person even knows they're infected. A mutation could simply extend that period. Or it could increase the degree to which it is cont
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Apart from more people falling sick (as bad as that is), is there a more fundamental concern that if it runs wild in a less developed country, it'll mutate into something more dangerous? As infections climb, the coronavirus (based on l
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NETFLIX. The regular "payment" records don't concern me but the "custom" records (as recent as last night) do. Is that viewing data or what is this? I've also got "custom" records from HULU, but the l
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It’s easy to say that nothing has changed. I know that I felt that something was changing when Verizon (of all companies) created and publicized a new privacy-focused search engine. You can argue how successful their privacy-first search
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If you don't have access to directly make a claim, that solution is exactly what he walks you through. But if you're looking for more clarity, the original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz14Ul-r63w also di
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7y ago
When a system is broken, someone finally comes along and suggests hacking the system. If you don't have ten minutes to spare, here's the short version: 1. If a third party claims makes a copyright claim on your video, they can ele
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How to Break YouTube (Copyright Claim Your Own Video) [video]
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I read through the OneSearch Privacy Policy a few more times than I'd like to admit. Actually, I was inspired enough to take pencil to paper to illustrate the participants, what sensitive information flowed between them, when, and wher
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7y ago
Cut-and-paste from the bottom of the OneSearch website: Powered by Bing™
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Gamers are not a monolithic bunch. Many boycott efforts seem to be unsuccessful. Yet I suspect the full-price coupon and checkout method used on their continuous flow of "free games" allows them to rack up an impressive game sales
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7y ago
Since you're here, I was curious about what you knew of the Atari 8-bit (Atari 800) ...tech demo? ...aborted conversion? ...fan creation? It looks someone painfully down-converted a series of scenes from early in the game. The original
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As someone who played it on the PC back in the day, the visuals were nothing short of amazing. Why? The whole experience was both different and beyond what other titles delivered. What made it so memorable for me? Consistently smooth an
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Much of the public's understanding of cell phone tracking has centered around the cell provider, the telephone network, and big players like Facebook and Google. They're missing a big piece. The NYT is shedding light on this missi
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I'd like to recognize the author for their unexpectedly accurate and complete historical recounting of the Atari 8-bit computer line. Well done! At the same time, I'm a little sad to see this go by without any real discussion on
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Another trick (not seen in this example) is when you already have a specific candidate you want to promote or hire, listing a job with the very specific and unique set of products and skills that few candidates could hope to match so exactl
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He and the rest of the MOS team’s efforts had such an amazingly positive impact on the lives of myself and so many others. NOP (EA) in peace, Chuck.
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