GordonS

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by GordonS 3y ago
Hell, as a motorist, motor cyclist or pedestrian, cobblestones are also terrible!
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by GordonS 3y ago
Scot here! Especially since the advent of Apple and Google Pay, more and more people use cashless payments - with our phones always on our person these days, it's very convenient. There are still some holdouts though - it's only r
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by GordonS 3y ago
I switched back too, as the new UI is just... ugly . It looks and feels more like something for children than a serious IDE. I've even gone back and tried it in earnest, but in all honesty I just don't understand why JetBrains ha
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by GordonS 3y ago
As I'm sure you know, the Hamas charter no longer says anything like that - it explicitly says their beef is with Zionists and their treatment of Palestinians, not Jewish people or the Jewish faith. The only people we see killing day a
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by GordonS 3y ago
> then start a sort of deprogramming the society It could be argued that Israelis need "deprogramming" - look at the scenes we've seen over the past few days, with hordes of Israeli civilians blocking aid from entering Gaz
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by GordonS 3y ago
> 1 year old baby can be argued as a killer? Strawman - I explicitly referred to those hostages that were members of the IDF. > Conflating the hostages to the Israeli prisoners is terrorist rhetoric Ah, so anyone who disagrees with yo
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by GordonS 3y ago
"thousands of killers" is just rhetoric; Hamas could argue that the IDF hostages they hold were "killers". Meanwhile, many of the hostages held by Israel are held without even being charged. From what I've seen, it&
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by GordonS 3y ago
> Moreover, Israel offered hamas a ceasefire if they release all the hostages and exile their top 6 leaders. That offer was rejected by hamas. That wasn't a serious ceasefire offer, and you've left out the reasons why : it was
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by GordonS 3y ago
If they cared about the hostages, they wouldn't be bombing them to death on a daily basis, shooting those that escape, or gassing them in tunnels. The hostages are nothing more than political pawns to Netanyahu. Keep in mind that Hamas
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by GordonS 3y ago
Right... but what data? What am I looking for?
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I too was a bit disappointed that the data in question wasn't explained. The only thing the article has made me do, is become even more wary about heatpumps!
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TFA said some homes need new piping, and Ia believe some need new radiators too?
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Ask HN: Best content marketing articles targeting developers?
2 points by GordonS 3y ago|1 comments
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What's the big draw with Florida?
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And it boggles my mind that someone would still believe unrealistic atrocity propaganda that has been debunked even by Israel . As I've said before, Hamas definitely murdered many civilians - that's a bad enough atrocity without
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Hardware Intrinsics in .NET 8(devblogs.microsoft.com)
140 points by GordonS 3y ago|44 comments
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Nice strawman you got there - as I'm sure you're aware, I didn't say anything of the sort. Hamas (or at least, Palestinian militants) definitely murdered and kidnapped civilians on Oct 7th - those atrocities are bad enough wi
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by GordonS 3y ago
> You describing it as ethnic cleansing is a form a propaganda and falsifiable pretty quickly. I'm genuinely confused as to how it could be seen in any other way? Entire family trees wiped out, civilians and doctors killed indiscrim
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> Hamas absolutely did behead children, and rape and torture and murder dozens of women. No, they did not. I can't believe these lies are still being peddled, though you are proving my point about the culpability of the traditiona
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by GordonS 3y ago
"Blatant lies"? It's my opinion, based on what I see here in the UK, and what I see coming from the US. And what I see is not very critical of Israel's actions at all. Sometimes there's a "surface" of it
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You've cherry-picked the single incident that Israel has been forthcoming about. Everything I see has a very heavy and obvious bias in favour of Israel, even for the few stories they do choose to cover, e.g. "42 perished in airstr
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by GordonS 3y ago
I actually think it's more likely that this is to prevent people from posting videos of ongoing Israeli war crimes and the ethnic cleansing of Gaza, and also to prevent people from posting anything in support of Palestine or Hamas. It&
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Mystery of the quantum lentils: Are legumes exchanging secret signals?(newscientist.com)
7 points by GordonS 3y ago|2 comments
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What you say about Reddit is certainly not my experience. /r/UKPolitics for example - anything posted about Istael/Gaza is now moderated out. And comments are dominated by people still parroting the debunked stories about m
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by GordonS 3y ago
Gazans are an oppressed people, who under international law are permitted to fight for freedom by any means necessary. But regardless, as more of the truth has been teased out it's become plain that what Israel said happened on October
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This is what made them a no-go for me - they may well have superb service, but their service would be expensive even without a bandwidth cap. And 1TBbof bandwidth in this day and age is nothing.
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Thus sounded really interesting, right up until I saw 22% - that is a lot.
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Implementing a simple garbage collector in C# – Part 1(elementsofcomputerscience.com)
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Elevating the developer experience on Windows with new AI tools(blogs.windows.com)
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Interesting, I haven't come across NanoVG before!

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