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by Svip 5y ago
In Danish there is no distinction. "I Ukraine" is the only option available in Danish. Danish only has a distinction for distinct territory, such as a hill or an island. One is "i Odsherred", but "på Sjælland&quo
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by Svip 5y ago
If someone were selling a print version, I would start buying physical calendars again.
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by Svip 5y ago
No, it is a reference to Flight of the Conchords' The Humans are Dead.[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpe1R6veuBw
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French privacy regulator rules against use of Google Analytics(politico.eu)
9 points by Svip 5y ago|1 comments
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It is 100 seconds to midnight(thebulletin.org)
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Belgium launches new passport featuring national comic book heroes(brusselstimes.com)
2 points by Svip 5y ago|0 comments
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Denmark becomes first EU country to scrap all Covid-19 restrictions(politico.eu)
8 points by Svip 5y ago|2 comments
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by Svip 5y ago
The -10 indicates the number of CPUs used.[0] But the `ns/op` should per iteration of the benchmarking loop. [0] https://blog.logrocket.com/benchmarking-golang-improve-funct...
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by Svip 5y ago
They still do. I communicate through Bitlbee/libpurple's XMPP client with friends on Google Hangouts (or whatever it is called now).
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Lithuania wins microchip windfall from Taiwan in China clash(politico.eu)
9 points by Svip 5y ago|0 comments
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by Svip 5y ago
As far as I can gather from this post and looking at the data type documentation, MySQL does not have a specific UUID type, but Postgres does.[0] I'll assume that Postgres has some internal optimisations to UUID that MySQL thus lacks.
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by Svip 5y ago
Seems slightly ironic for the company that invented the unibody to re-invent a separate chassis and body.
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by Svip 5y ago
You know, you can just write GROUP BY x, y, ... SELECT t.i+1, count(*) FROM table t GROUP BY 1 1 in this context means the first selected item (i.e. t.i+1). I know this works in PostgreSQL.
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Despite EU court rulings, Facebook says US is safe to receive Europeans’ data(politico.eu)
27 points by Svip 5y ago|3 comments
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by Svip 5y ago
Algeria ended it this summer.[0] [0] https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/aug/30/leaded-p...
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by Svip 5y ago
That's a political issue, not a technical one. And one that can be solved with political will. A decade ago, I would not have been so optimistic, but these days, even politicians are talking about the necessity of transcontinental ra
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by Svip 5y ago
> The Renault 2CV Do you mean the Citroën 2CV or the Renault 4CV? I assume the former, because I recall something about the reverse spinning of its engine.
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Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: U.S. City Average(bls.gov)
1 points by Svip 5y ago|0 comments
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by Svip 5y ago
The Sovereign Military Order of Malta has had observer status at the UN since the early 1990s despite having no territory.[0] They issue their own passports and enters intro treaties like a regular state. [0] https://en.wikipedi
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by Svip 5y ago
Programmers need to learn from bureaucrats of the 19th century. When bookkeeping of the people truly became a thing in the 1800s, industrialised nations sent out bureaucrats to collect the names of people in villages. Unfortunately, peopl
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Why Facebook Is More Worried About Europe Than the U.S.(politico.com)
2 points by Svip 5y ago|0 comments
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by Svip 5y ago
Or if you are a business within the EU.
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by Svip 5y ago
I'm a little tired too, but as far as I can tell, the Register is referring to an old draft,[0] while Breyer is referring to a much newer proposal to the same article.[1] Pay particularly attention to the wording of 23.4., where it cor
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by Svip 5y ago
What are the consequences to not filing? My wife is a US citizen, and she hasn't filed for two years. I've met other US citizens that don't file either. So far I have not heard of any issues relating to not filing.
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Professional footballers threaten data firms with GDPR legal action(bbc.com)
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China’s cameras face fresh scrutiny in Europe(politico.eu)
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by Svip 5y ago
Having worked professionally with Pascal/Delphi for 10 years, it is quite apparent that no one in the industry expects new young companies to build a whole new product from the ground up in Delphi. This view is reflected in Embarcadero
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by Svip 5y ago
I will confess that I did not read the article on morality, since it is hidden behind a nag screen. I assume most other people did not and would not, and the commenter merely provided it for those more curious. Generally speaking, I believ
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by Svip 5y ago
> But in a proposed world of no SUVs or trucks (read comment chain) I think you've misinterpreted something. No one is suggesting banning trucks or lorries; only SUVs. They are not the same. Trucks, lorries, vans, buses, coaches,
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by Svip 5y ago
I still see a lot of people thinking the EU law demands the scanning of images for CSAM, but really it permits the scanning of images again. Apparently no one noticed that EU privacy laws actually prohibited the scanning of user images

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