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sirtastic
9y ago
I can think of one. Google's material design. I love it and feel it tied their apps together while making them easier to use.
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sirtastic
10y ago
Late to the game here and apologize if this has already been mentioned but may shed some light on what is actually stored. A while back facebook officially announced what they "store" in regards to what they record when the app is
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sirtastic
10y ago
Precisely! I also use arrow keys to cycle previous commands and when done quickly looks like hacking magic.
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sirtastic
10y ago
I don't know about this. Co-workers and myself can run console commands so quick that for moments at a time (esp with console text scrolling, deploying, etc) it looks like we're hacking. I've heard more than one sales/pr
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sirtastic
10y ago
Question: Can anyone comment on how important HTML taxonomy in terms of SEO (disregarding accessibility). Will the use of <header> and <article> make any difference in how a page is indexed and ranked directly or indirectly? One
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sirtastic
10y ago
For the last 2 years I've been receiving calls from some call center in India sometimes up to 5x a day asking if I want viagra. I've asked, pleaded, demanded and have blocked by now hundreds of the numbers they call me with which
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sirtastic
10y ago
This. My 6P lasts over 3 days with regular camera use while backpacking and all day with heavy use.
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10y ago
Insureio Technologies | Sacramento, CA | Ruby on Rails | Full-Time | ONSITE | $70 - $110k Think SalesForce but specifically for the insurance industry. Please contact ccunningham[at]pinneyinsurance.com
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sirtastic
10y ago
It was an apple grown in one of the 3 orchards around Yosemite purchased from the store in the valley. It was a native apple. Also, I don't consider biodegradable native fruits to be trash. People argue the birds will choke on seeds or
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sirtastic
10y ago
touche raven, touche. At one moment I had the impression I was annoying the raven.
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10y ago
I believe ravens and crows are very similar, this is a personal (long, and not the great) story about a raven I messed around with in Yosemite National Park: When I was up on north dome (not to be confused with half dome) there was a group
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sirtastic
10y ago
On the average household debt. I'm always curious what these families financials look like. My guess is they made a few common mistakes (that most of america doesn't view as a mistake) starting with buying a house (150-400k debt)
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sirtastic
10y ago
Walking meditation is a thing. I found it highly effective in my life and a big part of why I'm an avid hiker/backpacker enthusiast.
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10y ago
Save a hand full of people while potentially dooming billions? I might not be getting your sarcasm but I'm totally okay with the current situation when the other presents the possibility of destroying millions of ecosystems which mind
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sirtastic
10y ago
Why do people think it's a good idea to kill off an insect that's a food source to thousands of other insects and animals?
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sirtastic
10y ago
Funny as that happens to be exactly what I'm arguing. "it's not as simple as cal in vs out."
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sirtastic
10y ago
Looking into these though I'm always wary of things like these. Any personal experience?
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sirtastic
10y ago
Definitely not. If you are curious I have pictures. (at home, would need to wait till I'm off work)
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sirtastic
10y ago
Wrong. I maintained ~1200 calorie life style for several extended periods after losing my initial weight in an effort to get rid of the last 10sh lbs of fat with no success. If its simply calories in vs out then I would have succeeded sever
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sirtastic
10y ago
Not saying it isn't effective, just only that it doesn't work in some cases. It's a fallacy to say it's simply calories in vs out. As I said in my post, I lost weight but then I stopped losing weight and still haven'
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sirtastic
10y ago
5'9, I would say mesomorphic build with maybe a lean towards endo (I can put on muscle mass easily). Definitely a good success story, 70+ lbs in 7 months aint easy! I've tried a great deal of things. Uping fiber, zero carbohydrat
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10y ago
Absolutely. Definitely not excess skin.
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10y ago
I can't comment on bodyfat percentages since I've yet to do an accurate (float) test. I've used the electronic method before and it was at around 17-21% at the lowest). I can't comment on insulin sensitivity, never been
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10y ago
I've considered "starvation mode" and for a while I tried cycling my caloric needs (high week, vs low week or two) in fruitless attempts to game my body. I attempted this in larger cycles as well, several months normal vs sev
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sirtastic
10y ago
This doesn't always work. Many people, myself included can fail to lose weight on a restricted calorie diet. I spent 12 months eating below 1200 while working out religiously (4-6 days a week with 30sh mins of cardio followed by 45sh m
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10y ago
> The water situation in Nepal is dire, take a heavy filter with you, I spent over a month backpacking around the Annapurna region of Nepal without a filter drinking from both stream and well water without treatment the entire time I was
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sirtastic
10y ago
Need to be able to edit your entry. I left out location and wanted to add it but cant.
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sirtastic
11y ago
Easy vertical centering.
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11y ago
1) the effect of firearms on homicide, if it exists, must be small 2) more firearms means more homicide... 3) unless you live in a developed country in which case more firearms means less homicide My favorite part about this is how it demon
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11y ago
Explain the box model... What is this 2010?
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