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5y ago
I have a bunch of WiFi ac and ax devices in the house and they collectively can easily saturate my 1G WAN link. While I don't have a workflow they would warrant 10G, the overhead is getting desirable.
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5y ago
It's rooted in British Israelism [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Israelism
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5y ago
Westerners naturally identified the Chinese 龍 with dragons, and so did the Chinese in reverse. The people that were directly involved found them equivalent, which is what matters. Keep in mind the « Westerners » were mostly Italian, not Eng
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5y ago
That's the different between Civil and Common Law. Common law also has its good points. It's more flexible and grows organically. Whereas Civil Law is more rigorous and programmatic.
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5y ago
As far as I'm aware the letter of the law is you can cancel with a formal letter ( lettre recommandée avec accusé de réception ), and that's the most bothersome it should ever get. They shouldn't have the right to ask that
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5y ago
I'm glad I'm not crazy, or at least not alone in my craziness ! I end up engaging in the same type of behaviour with companies that also do not make unsubscribing obvious, or, worst of all, have slightly annoying GDPR-mandated tra
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5y ago
I use Protonmail, including on Android, and it's doing fine. Albeit I don't do anything fancy, save for some filtering.
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5y ago
Thanks. I wanted to get into Phoenix, I'll go back a bit in the playlist.
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5y ago
More interestingly, there were several bottlenecks over the course of our evolution and we could have gone extinct at multiple points.
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5y ago
It's a trope in every developed country, but I've got a bit of a different impression. Manual work seems better considered and paid in the US than in Continental Europe where I live. Furthermore, as far as I'm aware, blue col
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5y ago
The people who have that specific stance on crypto are usually those who know just enough to have to form an opinion but not enough to realize how little they know.
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5y ago
That's a lot of jargon. Some I understand, some I don't. Seems like it's a good case study for making a graph !
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5y ago
Being eaten raw doesn't mean being eaten without washing. That should get rid of most of the stuff. My understanding is that cat litter is a danger factor because it gets dry and fecal matter particles get thrown in the surrounding air
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5y ago
The fair use policy seems fine. That's what I get (25GB + unlimited voice/text) for roaming in the EU/UK/US/AUS with my French subscription.
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5y ago
If you go by historical data, when nobody has a standing army everybody has mercenaries (which leads to instability at scale).
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5y ago
>Choose a good book for this because many tutorials etc.. you find online are pretty incomplete. As an aside, the C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie is still the best C book I can think of. And Hacker's Delight is a
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5y ago
Isn't the hair stuff mostly explained by running on two legs and thermal regulation ?
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5y ago
All my matches seem to be contentious, argumentative people, and I can't say it's uncalled for. I don't think we would get along. I'm wondering how matching people completely randomly under the guise of of a fake algorit
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5y ago
Hey now, it's just branch prediction !
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5y ago
Bloomberg Quicktake (which is one of the few news outlet Youtube channels I recommend) did a good 20 minutes piece on Boeing's internal cultural demise [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EESYomdoeCs
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5y ago
Here in France we have a lot of "Chinese" or more generically "Asian" restaurants. They're all Vietnamese ! I guess Vietnam wasn't a particularly exotic or dreamy location after having been a colony for a centu
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5y ago
Reddit likes to throw traps to pull you out of the old design, even with their preference toggle.
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5y ago
>Out of curiosity, what is missing in .NET that isn’t being prioritized by Microsoft and that other languages provide? First class support for native code. I'm not too sure where their IL stuff is going anyway.
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5y ago
>These guys all pushed the situation towards a point of no return for the communists Ah yes, the victim left absolute no choice to the aggressor than to punch them in the face ! What sort of logic is that ? You don't arrest bad jour
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5y ago
I have the same take a you do. Those implicit signals make sense in a Chinese cultural context but are much harder for the non initiated to pick on. This being said, State actors in the West have their analysts and certainly know what'
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5y ago
>Britain has a temparate climate with high precipitation, which does make lawn cultivation easier than Mediterranean climates While true, most of the professional lawn is imported from the Netherlands and Denmark. Considering the amount
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5y ago
I have to disagree, the atmosphere in English stadiums is absolute trash. They've been gentrified to the point of death. I can't think of a league in Europe that doesn't have a better atmosphere that the PL. As an on-site spe
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Indeed !
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Epistemology is an interesting field, but it's just *not part of the curriculum for engineering and experimental sciences types. I only had a good introduction to it when I took it as an optional course in a humanities college.
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5y ago
Personal savings usually go into real estate and conservative savings instruments (savings account with minuscule interests payments, life insurance). Public pensions are just part of the regular money flow of the State. Taxes come in from
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