N19PEDL2

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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Are you sure about this? I'm from Piedmont and I've never heard this word.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
How many RISC-V research centers could be created with that money?
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
There are actually several programming languages based on languages other than English, although I don't think any of them have ever been used for serious projects: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-English-based_p
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
You could also read it as: "Our search and rescue drones can help you find a child who is lost in the woods".
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
What are good alternatives to Jira and Confluence? Asking for a friend.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
I bought a LG Velvet one week before the company announced its withdraw from smartphone market. It's a very good device and - surprisingly - still receives updates up to now. This is the second LG smartphone I have had and I feel a bit
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
It might also be a false-flag operations by the Russians to create problems in relations between the EU and Ukraine.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Being it a reconnaissance drone, why did it crashed in Jarun? I could expect this behaviour from a loitering munition, but a reconnaissance drone should come back to its airbase after completing its activity.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
I don't like Lavrov, but this time I have to say that I agree with him. Using nuclear weapons will likely trigger an equal response from the other side (NATO) and no one wants this. I could imagine nukes being used when enemy troops ar
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Maybe vodka?
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Those Russians have no respect for anyone or anything. I hope their economy will collapse very soon.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what could RIPE NCC do if it decided not to be neutral and to side with Ukraine? I could imagine it can withdraw all the IPs assigned to Russia and Belarus. What would be the consequences if so? Perhaps the collapse of the
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
> you can only use them, not threaten with them IMO this. The real reason of existence of nuclear weapons is deterrence, not actual retaliation. If you reach the point of nuclear retaliation, then you only get MAD (mutual assured destruc
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
I would be curious to know what is the nuclear latency of Ukraine, i.e. the technological distance from having a complete working device. Ukraine operates 4 nuclear reactors and Soviet-era expertise on nuclear weapons is likely still presen
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
AFAIK Yoox is the first Italian unicorn after the dotcom boom.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
> Keep an extra key for your car at home and put an Airtag in your car. Tracking a stole vehicle is definitely one of the best use for an Airtag. If someone steals your car, any guy with an Apple product around the street is helping you
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
The same pattern (lion with book vs. lion with sword) is still used today in the Italian maritime flags (civilian vs. navy). The navy flag also shows a crown above the shield.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
The flag of Italian region Veneto is (partially) shredded too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Veneto https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Venezia-DSCF9899.JPG
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Best comment of this thread!
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Speaking hypothetically: the NSA could push the US Government to ask Apple and Google to remove Telegram from their app stores. Without mobile apps, Telegram would die very quickly.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
According to the International Civil Aviation Organization, parallel simultaneous takeoffs are allowed only when the distance between the runways is at least 760 m, a suitable radar is available and the flight paths diverge at least by 15°
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, could you suggest any good tutorial/book/manual etc. about how to create local (let's say city-wide) networks with consumer electronics?
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
I bet that many people would not notice that they are actually using Edge.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
As an Italian who has been living in Germany for two years, I can confirm what you wrote about the good quality level of e-government our public services have achieved in the last few years. I report two examples here. When I moved to Germ
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
-- Possible stupid question here (apologize, I'm not an expert) -- How can a cheap plastic cover block the engines of a fighter aircraft? Even if they forget to take it off, shouldn't it be destroyed by the jets?
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
As Europe's dependence on polluting coal and Russian gas increases, France is making the right move. I hope other major European countries will follow suit.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
In Italy, rifle-armed personnel of the Army are used to guard areas at risk of terrorist attacks, e.g. train stations and other crowded areas. AFAIK they never had to intervene; I think their purpose is mostly deterrence. In Italy there is
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NASA Announces Winners of Deep Space Food Challenge(nasa.gov)
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
So they will never face this problem in Vatican City [0]. Although I guess that Vatican institutions are not required to comply with GDPR. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/5vcd2h/til_t.
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by N19PEDL2 5y ago
If the bank still relies on legacy software and IT standards, well it's just its fault. They cannot expect people with diacritics or other non-ASCII characters in their name just to spell it incorrectly because their systems do not sup

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