Mithaldu

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by Mithaldu 10y ago
Well, the question is: Does your app run always like a daemon or just when you actually need it? It can be fine to prototype in Electron, or to make tools in it. But if you're making a chat program or anything similarly long-lived, i
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Note that you need to multiply your percentages by cpu core number.
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It's not really about benefit. UK police, like most european police, have no expectation that anyone they encounter might be in possession of a firearm.
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Y'all somehow missed the article saying he was carried out on a stretcher AFTER he went onto the plane a SECOND time.
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He's saying this IS a staffing fuckup, and the term "oversold" or "overbooked" is wrong here, as it relates to having too many tickets for a plane, not UA staff fucking up.
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Application of force is violence, by default. Even if it's just a tiny bit of force. Much more useful would be deescalation and mediation, but that is not the training given to US police.
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If the doc ain't with his patients the next day, maybe he figured he'd at least make it as expensive for UA as possible.
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> You think it is for safety Yes. I cannot look up the actual regulations for Italy, since i don't speak italian, but i know that the licenses at least require a written test. I also know that in Germany for example the regulations
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> that is why I say besides http://i.imgur.com/rUfz6aU.png ??? Also, if taxis were to ratchet luxury up to uber levels, their prices would need to rise a lot as well, making the exercise rather useless. Laws over here de
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Like very often when google says "everywhere" they don't remotely mean everywhere and should instead be saying "in the usa". My country's edition of google news has no fact check at all.
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On the other hand, beyond a certain level framerate-dependent movement speed can be enabling to the player. If there are parts in the game where the performance breaks down on certain machines, then it can be preferable to have the game go
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To be honest, Arrival gives you little to think or talk about, other than the physics and metaphysics hollywood fucked up entirely by changing entire concepts the original story is based on. It creates a lot of structures with internal inco
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Is there an overview that explains what the non-moving floaty glowy bits are that appear when a bullet punches through a ship?
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I'm not sure if i disagree or not, but you're diving into a veritable pool of what-ifs there.
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Almost nobody thinks of DLC when they talk about F2P games, except for the people making decisions in the Google Play store dev while being clueless and divorced from the actual market. I think there's no need to worry about or bring t
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> just how in blazes do these actually make money?! Read this, and the other posts this guy has written. He has worked with a number of F2P companies on designing and implementing their business model, always trying to get them to build
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They're just stating correlation, not causation.
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> Also why is the rar-archive "protected" with a passphrase Many AV suites recognize common and innocuous things in code as viruses (e.g. compression, heavily used in demoscene production). Putting a password on prevents the AV
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> I couldn't ever tell someone else how to curate a set of follows which will engage them. Seems like twitter can't either. The problem is that many people think of twitter as a tool to talk to someone. In reality it is a tool
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If i remember correctly they ACTUALLY enacted that a long while ago. Just ... you could only access it via the mobile twitter clients. What changed today is that they updated the website itself to act like that.
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Well that fact then leads back to the "why".
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That only applies to source code sold, right?
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Sadly nothing about patents.
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Is there any document that explains why the CC0 does that? I've been using it for a long time as a "socially acceptable WTFPL" and thought it did, well, exactly the same as WTFPL, let any person in possession of the source do
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The reality of the matter is that as governor he has a moral obligation to keep all of his citizens as safe as possible. He, at one point, chose to reduce the safety of his citizens, and at another chose not to protect his citizens. The
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I said he caused an outbreak . Yes, he did not personally infect anybody, however he removed the testing, and he acted directly in delaying aid that would've kept it under control, thus allowing it to become an outbreak. Being respons
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Sure, i can do little to impact back, however the post i was replying to was claiming it would be impossible for me to be impacted by both. Yet i undeniably am. Also, being informed means i can at least provide my friends with appropiate em
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Pence particularly caused a HIV outbreak: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/mike-pence-indiana-hiv_u... And for the rest: Anyone who wants to remove Obamacare without having a more inclusive plan ready.
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I live in Hannover, Germany. I am physically impacted by both stories: For obvious reasons by the refugee one; And also by Trump's bullshitting with healthcare due to having multiple friends in the USA whose lives are directly and acut
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At first i thought that was a bit of an exaggeration, but after listening to him talk in his "What God Wants in Music" video, that is actually a reasonable request to make. He very casually and without warning declares things that

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