Are they also as bad at reading as you?
You can pay $40 up front for a "lifetime" license to one-sec. Clearspace's pricing seems egregious in comparison.
> This work carries no guarantees only to the best of my ability in 2 hours using notepad2 & AstroGrep. I am not a developer and do not intend to spend much time keeping this extension updated.
Is Telegram not secure?
I believe it's for the Preview version only. Afterwards you can opt out.
I don't even know of any tech websites that haven't succumbed to this. The Verge, Ars Technica, they all beat the social justice drum constantly. Do you know of any good tech news websites that actually cover tech?
This is interestingly very similar to the Computer Science specific questions on the Oxford Mathematics Admissions Test (MAT). For examples, look at page 16 of the 2013 exam:…
That reminds me of an English paper I had in freshman year of high school. Final grade on the rubric: 6/6 for each category, but 3/6 for "revisions" because I didn't change anything. Final grade B-.
I'm curious about this as well.
>Sometimes you see all kinds of complicated workarounds for that, such as detecting an orientation change and temporarily blocking zooming, or detecting an attempt to zoom and then disabling the restriction temporarily…
Coin does the exact same thing except with 8 at a time.
Are they also as bad at reading as you?
You can pay $40 up front for a "lifetime" license to one-sec. Clearspace's pricing seems egregious in comparison.
> This work carries no guarantees only to the best of my ability in 2 hours using notepad2 & AstroGrep. I am not a developer and do not intend to spend much time keeping this extension updated.
Is Telegram not secure?
I believe it's for the Preview version only. Afterwards you can opt out.
I don't even know of any tech websites that haven't succumbed to this. The Verge, Ars Technica, they all beat the social justice drum constantly. Do you know of any good tech news websites that actually cover tech?
This is interestingly very similar to the Computer Science specific questions on the Oxford Mathematics Admissions Test (MAT). For examples, look at page 16 of the 2013 exam:…
That reminds me of an English paper I had in freshman year of high school. Final grade on the rubric: 6/6 for each category, but 3/6 for "revisions" because I didn't change anything. Final grade B-.
I'm curious about this as well.
>Sometimes you see all kinds of complicated workarounds for that, such as detecting an orientation change and temporarily blocking zooming, or detecting an attempt to zoom and then disabling the restriction temporarily…
Coin does the exact same thing except with 8 at a time.