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Same as OP but posted from another account. Well, it always depends on the application. Here are the main limitations: 1. no internal drag&drop from control to control in a frame or from frame to frame, like from an editor snip to a lis
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...which means these sites are not GDPR compliant and might be fined heavily in future.
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You can change the time zone or simultaneously change all schedules for all public transport, all schools, all kindergartens, all universities, all hospitals, all work places, all industries, all radio & TV channels, and so forth and so
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Turkey will not join the EU anytime soon because it currently doesn't have the required human rights track record and has destroyed its fragile democracy.
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I think he was talking about the news content, not about analysis.
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If vegans were serious about stopping suffering, they'd create a machine that instantly destroys earth. Edit: While I'm perfectly fine with being downvoted for this and understand why - this was meant as a joke, and you shouldn&#
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I dual boot Windows and Linux, and remapping on both platforms consistently (incl. system updates, etc.) is a pain in the ass. I also need to use a remote desktop connection with a normal keyboard from time to time, which makes the software
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I'm using a Pok3r and the programming is great for remapping keys - I definitely need Ctrl on Capslock. I bought it because my Unicomp was taking up too much desktop space. To get to the point: Even as an Emacs user I am missing the ar
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It loads as fast or faster for me, probably because I'm in Europe. Pretty cool search engine, my tests so far give results in the same ballpark as DuckDuckGo.
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Ada is way easier to read, debug, maintain, and refactor than Rust. So is the majority of other halfway safe languages (except Haskell, maybe).
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Everything in Rust is somewhat hard.
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Fear is everywhere nowadays, it seems to power capitalism or at least is encouraged by it. I suspect the reason is that actual capitalism (as opposed to the ideal construct) is more based on Social Darwinism and capital accumulation than on
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If by 'value' you mean 'monetary value' you may be right. Otherwise, not.
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It's about as smart as hiding filename extensions, and the results will probably be similar. Increased confusion and more security risks.
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As far as I remember, that was the worst article about a philosopher that I've ever read. The author is resentful and pretentious from the start to the end and tries his best to portray Popper as a kind of silly person. If you haven&#x
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Arguably it's not really comparable because of country size etc. but I really love the Portuguese IRS system. You log in from your PC, press a button (if you want), and the system auto-fills all of your tax data for you. You can then c
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Works fine for me, using Firefox 61.0.2.
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A tactical nuke that emits a strong EMP.