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by Ralfp 8y ago
> The Poles were a little bit more courageous than us and that attitude saw their country split into three. This is very simplistic way to describe reasons behind partitioning of Poland, which was by then standards very large multiethnic
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by Ralfp 8y ago
Thanks for answers! > You could try to stretch the law to include that particular example but from my reading of it this is perfectly acceptable. But I should still note about the fact in my privacy policy, shouldn't I? Couple other
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by Ralfp 8y ago
What worries me most is how little is being said about private-operated sites. I am little Joe running internet forum about space battles with maybe 5 active users right now and no more than 100 active members historically. Should I sign da
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John Bain, YouTube most subscribed PC gaming critic has passed on(twitter.com)
20 points by Ralfp 8y ago|5 comments
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by Ralfp 8y ago
Give React Storybook a look, its tool for easily building component previews for devs.
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by Ralfp 8y ago
It displays text for me: We are sorry, but our site does not allow membership from any citizen that is part of the EU. This is due to their governing authorities belief that the GDPR applies to ANY site that a member citizen participates i
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NO EU citizen access allowed(thepipestand.com)
3 points by Ralfp 8y ago|4 comments
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Bootstrap 4.1.1 has been released(blog.getbootstrap.com)
3 points by Ralfp 8y ago|0 comments
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by Ralfp 9y ago
I've meant first open source forum software with JS frontend.
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> But Ember gets a bad wrap from the internet because (admittedly) their marketing materials with the gooofy chipmunks make it look like a toy Ember.js is best technology that I've ever dropped, but let me assure you, the Tomster ha
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Last commit over year ago.
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Which means you better have somewhere you can land in range of 200 kilometers if we are talking about passenger liners.
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In the future, all computers will be tablets (2013)(meta.discourse.org)
1 points by Ralfp 9y ago|1 comments
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Can't tell for other countries, but most of those that are still triving in Poland after system change are subsided by local goverments.
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> Amazon Redshift is based on PostgreSQL 8.0.2 Same wikipedia article you are quoting ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Redshift
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> Pirates can actually download games directly from Nintendo's official store and load them onto a hard drive to play. I hear its the same with PS3 those days. Pirate app you install on your cracked console that allows you to browse
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> The swastika was already quite firmly linked with fascism in Europe by the late 1920s. It wasn't. If anything, it was linked to preservation of tradition and conservatism. I know from my grandparents, who are Polish Highlanders, t
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> Speed is overrated [...] the average sports car can do it if you have enough space. Returning to car examples, the race build of sport car tends to be worse in top speed that its street version and favor braking/acceleration, simp
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> This isn’t about “hacking things” to make them better it’s about having a bit of hope your life isn’t going to be horrible forever. This is also the rabbit hole of how quackery thrives, parasiting off the hope or desperation of ill peo
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by Ralfp 9y ago
> What if the Nazi party came into power? What people tend to forget is that all totalitarian systems that came to power, have their origins form reactive movements acting to ineffectiveness or oppressiveness of existing systems. NSDAP w
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Depends on country too. In EU our work laws regulate how your employee may be laid off. My country (poland) says that employee has to be notified about termination: - week ahead if he or she was employed for less than month - month ahead if
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Their advertisement summing to "look at all those awesome extra features that you'll never use because they are US-only!" while at same time Sony advertised with "for the players" focus and solid, LOCALISED exclusiv
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Could you compare your JS's bundle sizes before and after? I've heard that its little smaller, I've been wondering how much. Edit: I've got it in announcement: React is 5.3 kb (2.2 kb gzipped), down from 20.7 kb (6.9 kb
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by Ralfp 9y ago
There's new `path()` as alternative to `url()` that allows one to use easier to remember syntax for url params like `<int:id>` instead of past `(?P<year>[0-9]{4})`. But if you need it, there's still `url()` for you to
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by Ralfp 9y ago
I understand, but your situation is state emergency in which the very infrastructure is damaged, and not "the default" - you'll priorities will likely be different than ones people I'm targeting have and focused on recov
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by Ralfp 9y ago
I've seen this point being brought up a lot, but I'm wondering how many of those people that actually lack good internet connection and live in developing world may be your target anyway?
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by Ralfp 9y ago
This isn't entirely true (not is Wikipedia accurate in its story of his illness). TB is participating on clinical trials for effectiveness of Panitumumab in stage 4 colon cancer patients, its this drug that produced remission in his il
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Key highlights: > Service providers will be subject to Polish law no matter where they are located. And it's not just news portals but also foreign social networking sites. Facebook and Twitter will be subject to national regulation
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Polish Gov. to forbid private sites banning users posting “factual messages”(translate.google.com)
2 points by Ralfp 9y ago|2 comments
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by Ralfp 9y ago
Yep, but this happened a lot in those two months I'm mentioning + there's quite a few todos that are noted either on projects list or in mdo's mind ;)

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