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7y ago
What about "I worked my butt off for many years to be able to live here" is that ok?
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7y ago
What about "I can afford to pay for the privilege because my father worked his butt off and made lots and lots of money" is that still ok?
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7y ago
The point is that many observers claimed that this was just a crazy conspiracy theory. It was not.
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7y ago
It's a two step process. The first step happens within YouTube's guidelines and do not involve the DMCA. It then can escalate to an actual DMCA notice / counter. Critically though, going to DMCA is really bad for the uploader
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7y ago
Yea the 'correct' approach is often to to both: - You check for consistency issues on the client-side UI level, and give the user instant feedback when something is not right. - You also create a db trigger to enforce the rule in
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7y ago
Yea I agree with you - if your database only ever has one concurrent user (one app and one person using that app at a time) then it doesn't matter that much how you implement it, either in the DB or in the app. The benefit of doing it
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7y ago
Database triggers is a common tool to use in such cases
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7y ago
That might be enough for what they are doing. At least it will allow them to spy on whatsapp messages and parts of the system that Whatsapp can access (contacts etc)
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7y ago
Yea sorry pay no attention to the audio.
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7y ago
SQL Stored procedures and triggers. It's some of the most useful stuff you may not have considered if you're just a hobbyist. It's not for every project but if you do need a proper database for some reason, there's often
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7y ago
Photos of a car supposedly hit by a knife missile in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMb-g5-aRjI
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7y ago
This is about nuclear waste that came from power plants that massively helped the amount of greenhouse gases we emit (cause the alternatives were fossil fuelled plants) so I’m not sure what you mean exactly
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7y ago
That's just personal preference, in our shop we use lowercase for SQL reserved words.
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7y ago
You either have actual NULLs in your tables or you have implied NULLs that don't exist in the actual tables but still come up when you do LEFT JOINs etc. I don't think NULLs are actually a problem in SQL. It's not like we
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7y ago
I'm not interested in seeing your baby pics on facebook. There are countless of other places you can share those.
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7y ago
And now Facebook is banning random harmless idiots like Paul Joseph Watson - for 'being a dangerous individual' even though he's clearly not a terrorist or whatever. It's insane.
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7y ago
There's some talk about changing this but I hope they don't. It's really convenient to just walk on and fly - you can do Sydney to Melbourne door to door in 2 hours.
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7y ago
This new system does not require you to present your passport or ticket. It just takes a photo.
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7y ago
I was wondering about this. From what I hear it's basically impossible to get a name removed from this watchlist, so short of actually legally changing your name there's basically nothing you can do!?
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7y ago
In this case it seems like it was just about approval. Those items were not approved to fly on that rocket and that's a pretty big breach of procedure.
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7y ago
So increase sales tax and drop corporate taxes maybe?
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7y ago
Compressed air is pretty terrible at energy efficiency. The main source of energy loss is due to heat at compression. When you compress air, a lot of the energy ends up just increasing the temperature of the compressed air and this is then
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7y ago
I don't know about everything but the first few pages seem like they were not autogenerated...
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7y ago
In other industries it's done, and usually there's some regulation around it. It's possible that this would be added to our industry too, maybe via legislation or maybe the big giants all come together and decide on a format
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7y ago
You mean something like posting signed hashes in a public place? So you can verify what you got is what you want?
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7y ago
Like everything else when it comes to depression, yes for some people this won't help. But it will definitely help some portion of people, knowing that you really have to prioritise exercise is useful. At least it was the case for me w
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7y ago
The project it links to is not used in production yet, it's just a pilot at this stage.
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7y ago
Link me to the VW thing please? Last I checked there was literally no reason to use blockchain outside of cryptocurrencies since you get the same benefits just using GIT.
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8y ago
Nobody is actually using 'blockchain' in production except to tick the buzzword box. That IBM page is just a puff piece and they have no clients using anything like that.
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8y ago
Industrial Design as a discipline is no longer primarily concerned with aesthetics. It's a much more holistic discipline now with focus on manufacturability and TCO and so on and so forth.
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