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by 1over137 4y ago
>Prefer built in git functionality over GitHub-isms, right? This is Microsoft. Embrace (git) and extend (gittub-isms).
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by 1over137 4y ago
No, you don't have to have any electronic account with the CRA, you can file by paper, and they write you back by paper, and you can pay by cheque, or get your refund by cheque.
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by 1over137 4y ago
>In Rust debug builds, integer overflows crash That's true with C/C++ compilers too, if you want, using UBSan.
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by 1over137 4y ago
I do wish article writers would define their acronyms, at least once.
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by 1over137 4y ago
And because she's German, and the Germans love David Hasselhoff. :)
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by 1over137 4y ago
There seem to be so few seeders that it's stuck at 5% for me.
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by 1over137 4y ago
Your first quote, about "should", is not relevant, as I was talking about "could". The second part, about it being 'potentially out of range for those jets' is indeed what I was talking about.
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by 1over137 4y ago
There's no reason for a country to be able to defend their airspace without the help of their allies? That's a defensible viewpoint of course, but the opposite is too.
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by 1over137 4y ago
Ex, for this one: https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/norad-shoots-down-unidentified... for the last one: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/spy-balloon-canada-norad-ques...
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by 1over137 4y ago
I'm familiar with NORAD. Take a look at Canadian media, you'll see they are talking about the fact RCAF could not do it on their own.
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by 1over137 4y ago
I did read the article, yes. It was the US plane that did the actual take down. Of course RCAF planes joined, how much more pathetic would it have been if only foreign planes did the work. Did Canadian planes join in the other day when the
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by 1over137 4y ago
Says a lot about the RCAF though: they can't even defend their territory properly.
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by 1over137 4y ago
I'd wager they are just selling whatever inventory they have yet, and it'll never get a USB-C refresh.
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by 1over137 4y ago
What does "IC" mean in this context?
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by 1over137 4y ago
>the old stuff consumes 90 to 200 watts, heats up easily and noticeably Which is great when it's -30 outside, like today. :)
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by 1over137 4y ago
As a non-USian, this headline made me think "What?! They are literally policing unhealthy food choices?!" The fact that it's about just letting kids walk to a nearby store is so much more mind boggling, it did not occur to m
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by 1over137 4y ago
>I have had many jobs with great health care That is a kind of "loaded". Joe Average with a crap job, or no job, is not so lucky.
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by 1over137 4y ago
>It might be a good idea to not talk on phones anymore unless you already know the contact. As opposed to what? Writing is even easier to forge, no?
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by 1over137 4y ago
They were better. Creators experimented. Now, it's all about profit maximization and it's better to repeat known formulas: sequels, reboots, etc.
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by 1over137 4y ago
>Also, the headline is wrong, it was not a Canadian chef but rather a Japanese chef living in Canada. According to wikipedia he moved to Canada in 1971 at age 21. It calls him Japanese-Canadian. I'd wager he's become a Canadi
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by 1over137 4y ago
>To be fair many of the people involved in crypto today are too young to be aware of the history. You needn't have been alive to be aware of the history, you could, you know, read about history.
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by 1over137 4y ago
Analytics probably.
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by 1over137 4y ago
Could the compiler put PGO (profile guided optimization) results into a table embedded into the executable binary and feed that to the CPU?
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by 1over137 4y ago
>The real question is, has the author opened Feedback Requests about these things? If not, don’t expect them to get fixed any time soon. And if you do open 'Feedback Requests', don't expect them to get fixed any time soon.
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by 1over137 4y ago
I do. I use postfix and dovecot. It's very simple to run. I always heard nightmares about your IP getting blacklisted and the big provides flagging your email as spam, but it's never happened to me.
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by 1over137 4y ago
What's the difficulty for sysadmins? Maybe it's particular to your OS? With FreeBSD for example, there are port flavours for the various PHP versions, and it easy to choose.
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by 1over137 4y ago
There's a term for that: speciesism.
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by 1over137 4y ago
The author might be interested to know about Buy Nothing Day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buy_Nothing_Day
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by 1over137 4y ago
Which is basically everything.
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by 1over137 4y ago
I've had great experience with using freecycle.org to give working old stuff away.

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