Re: Eggplant
And of course this is highly variable depending on the country or your specific ingroup. In Japan the poop emoji can mean 'lucky'.
Yeah, but the kou'un -> unkou -> unko passage is pretty twisty...
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Feel free to report the broken example (politely) to https://github.com/perlorg/perlweb. The fix is "use feature 'say';"
Or use the `-E` flag to Perl somewhere. Or, more neatly, specify what the minimum required Perl version is for your code, eg:
use v5.10;
Use `perldoc feature` to see what new optional features are available in your perl and what version they first appeared in.
A possible reason for this is that home users who want to edit are stuck behind NAT, so if one jackass starts making joke/vandalistic edits, everyone who shares that IP address will get blocked. I don't think that you can draw many inferences from the stat you posted.
I also watched it, but I found it quite enjoyable. Super obvious that they're mining various western sci-fi tropes (too many to mention), but I treat that more as "homage" than "rip-off". I'm sure they did a "Right Stuff" part at some point too... Anyway, despite all that, I thought it stood by itself in terms of story-telling.
For the OP, nice subversion of the obvious 10-legged diversion reference...
First I've heard of this Helium thing, so thought about it for a bit and then looked up the docs...
My first impression is that this couldn't be using a proof-of-work algorithm, which, as you say (or at least I think you're saying), is just an invitation to throw more power (leccy) at calculating the crypto currency.
Turns out, they use a "proof of coverage" algorithm. So I think that your complaint isn't valid in this case.
PS, as per TFA, the final lines suggest that it may not be a great idea to advertise the location of your 5g micro-cell due to nutters. If there's a complaint to be levelled at the scheme, it's that the above proof-of-coverage algorithm would help such nutters track down cell locations.
Crazy world we live in, eh?
I think that the short life of dimmable LED bulbs is to do with heat build up. As in, the light fittings themselves aren't really suitable for bulbs of that kind. CFL might suck, but they seem to be a better match for the kind of light fittings that people want to use with dimmer switches. Mood lighting.
Some first posts are good. Some are by people who blundered into the wrong forum by mistake.
Some gulls(*) wander by mistake / into the mess that scalpels make.
(* which I am using to mean "trickster", "fraud", "troll", etc. So Humpty Dumpty of me. Respondents can figure out their own role in this conceit)
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This oil was gathered from genuine snakes. Rubbernecking is not a crime! Even technologically augmented, slomo-enabled, contour-mapping, automatically-collating, market-finding and fractional-distillated rubbernecking is not a crime!
In fact, it is a constitutionally-protected activity. My right to record as I wish and relay my observations (in whatever way I wish to package them) is INVIOLATE!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh0zw6hvqew
stories that have apparently been going around are worrying, I would be more worried if the appropriate paperwork wasn't filed in, um, a reasonable timescale. So, uh, if you could all file these TPS reports by tomorrow morning, that would be, um, great.
(what's the worst that could happen, right?)
but then, I'd probably, logically, have to propose a hyphenless rendering of "hyphen-less"
You know it makes sense.
(You want to know how deep the rabbit hole goes? Well, you might want to take these Class C drugs. They come in red and blue ... but also purple!)
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