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10y ago
Well, I live in Spain and we put the eggs in the fridge.
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10y ago
Or you can do like everyone else and have a "communist" cheaper, high quality socialized healthcare so that if you have a problem you call the ambulance and you don't go bankrupt (you don't pay a cent for that).
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10y ago
They have to report the news, so they choose the lesser good.
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10y ago
In Spain, we just had elections on the 26th of June, and the conservatives won. There is money, as taxes in Spain are high on wages but low on big companies and the government's budget is 10 points lower % than the EU average... but we
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10y ago
The Eurogroup has the same legal status and regulations as a bunch of guys doing a meeting on a pub, yet, important decisions are made in the Eurogroup. Because of the Eurogroup having no law or regulation, you might be part of the EU but n
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10y ago
I'm sorry but the quality of this article is just too low for my taste.
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10y ago
Also, some people just have ideas and the desire to implement them.
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10y ago
Well he should try http://agoravoting.org
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11y ago
The closest I've tried is Rust, which is not 100% functional or 100% anything but I like it.
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11y ago
I just prefer to use languages without a Garbage Collector.
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11y ago
But the point the EFF makes is very important. If the code is not open source, we just cannot verify the security of the application. All applications must be considered unsafe unless we can review the code. We can't review Whatsapp&#x
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11y ago
If you need to do some low latency and high throughput stuff, sometimes you just can't afford a garbage collector. Like in many videogames.
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11y ago
Haven't you read about Snowden? All communications are recorded. All of them. Right now.
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11y ago
Agora Voting: https://www.agoravoting.com Secure, secret ballot, fully auditable, universally verifiable electronic elections. It has been used twice in the Spanish parliament, it scales up to millions of votes per election etc.
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11y ago
You are really underestimating VR. You are not thinking on the applications that do not yet exists and no one has thought about yet. These will be the applications that will sell VR like donuts.
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11y ago
Precisely part of the problem was to give everyone the same currency but make every country fight each other for debt.
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11y ago
This is great!
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11y ago
I get it, you don't like it, but the problem here is not exactly socialism, but a disfunctional economy. They have based the economy only on one thing, oil, and now that has 1/3 of the price they need. That doesn't have anyth
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11y ago
I know anti-men does not mean feminist. I am a feminist, I'm pro gender equality. Anti-men are not feminists, they are "feminists", with the quotes.
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11y ago
I am a man, and I don't understand the "microagressions" word, and I usually protest anti-men ("feminists") politics (like for example the fact that in Spain, by law, for two exactly equal murders you will be fewer
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11y ago
You should fund Fusion research. Yes, it's much more expensive, but we really need it. Energy per capita and GDP per capita are very closely related!
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11y ago
I'm in the UK, with Virgin Media as ISP, and for some reason onthewire.io is blocked. WTF
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11y ago
But then, the really good Java (or Scala, or whatever GC-based lang) programmers are the ones that actually know and actively take into consideration how the GC works memory-wise and speed-wise. The same kind of thing can be said about inte
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11y ago
What kind of danger would this kind of thing pose to airplanes?
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11y ago
That's crazy, the National government should take care of the pensions.
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11y ago
I don't know how it works in the US, but here in Spain pensions are normally paid by the national government, so the problem is not local to a city.