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That just makes it sound worse. Why should Norwegian get better support from Boeing than Comair? While I have no doubt that FAA or EASA would have reacted with more expediency had the crash occurred in their jurisdictions, it scares me to
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Nor any European carriers, nor EASA. I also notice that Canada is not interested in grounding them at this junction. I'd imagine that US pressure is preventing the Europeans and Canadians from grounding them. At least so far anyway.
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They should only do that after they have reached operational temperature. Turning off the engine while it's still cold (i.e. below operational temperature) wears a lot on it. This is why diesel is a bad choice, if your regular trips
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8y ago
But don't ads on YouTube follow the more classic advertisement 'demographics', where location is more relevant than language? And it may just be cheaper and easier to just target all of Switzerland?
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Browsers should just make it more obvious and easier to configure. But a lot of websites respect this, I've found. You'd be surprised. Chrome makes sure to suggest translating a page. Why doesn't it suggest to change my la
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Its address generation is a bit wonky. It doesn't respect address formats of different countries. It assumes all addresses follow this format: "<Street name> street no. <number>, <5 digit postal number>, <Ci
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Europe moves to kill the American supersonic dream
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> - 2.2 Admittedly, not exactly solved, but classes are how we hide variable these days. You can use a const in a function and wrap it in {$J+} to allow modifying consts. And that's a static variable on that function (or procedure)
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8y ago
You generally try to design your list so it contains types with common methods by using an interface (not the any type interface{}, mind). You could have a list (slice or map) of io.Writer, where it can contain any type that implements Wri
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I am not sure what the parent specifically has in mind, but Churchill wasn't Navy Minister during WW2, and didn't have the same direct control over the navy like he did in WW1, where he really blundered through it. Indeed, I might
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I would not be surprised if this was true, or at least had a significant amount of truth to it. It reminds me of the Zimmermann telegram that brought the US into WW1. The UK and the US both knew that Mexico was not going to help Germany (
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You are correct, saying 'large portion of the library' was a mistake. But as I remember, you don't have access to the VCL source code with the Community Edition. The feature matrix says that this is 'limited in Communi
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The pricing model is the main reason newer people are not getting into Delphi. This is why they tried to lure people with iOS and Android capabilities. But when there are alternatives that are free, why bother? Yes, Delphi has a Community
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For almost 11 years now, I've been working professionally with Delphi. And it would be wrong to say it's been a smooth ride. There's nothing wrong - per say - with Object Pascal. Or rather, it's not worse than C++, bu
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Strip clubs and Big Tech find common cause in California labor fight
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Iceweasel is only Firefox without the copyright branding of the logo and the name of Firefox. But otherwise, it's exactly the same code base.
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The temperatures given are usually air temperatures. If the ground is warm enough -- which it is usually is in the cities -- then it doesn't really matter, the snow will melt in both cases.
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Does the US not have a Press Complaint Authority? In Denmark, we have Pressenævnet[0] which handles complaints against media outlets. If an article is found to be at fault, the publishing outlet will be required to publish a retraction
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I think you meant to link to this one: https://github.com/athas/tinykaboom
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I don't mind talking to my parents or grandparents, but I just want our conversations to be about something else than computers. There is nothing worse than being with your family, and constantly dreading the moment they are going to
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I concur with this experience. A few years before my grandmother died, I installed Ubuntu on a new laptop for her. All she wanted to do was check her email, view her bank account and play solitaire. It was easy to set up shortcuts to any
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Newspaper articles talking about Big Macs would also have helped. And if you are unwilling to release sales figures or website traffic statistics, newspaper articles are a decent alternative option.
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> The decision says Mcdonalds submitted 3 affidavits, brochures, menus, packaging, and SALES FIGURES of Big Macs in Europe... and the EUIPO said they don't believe any of it. The articles I could immediately find in English were pre
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I think the choice is "!s" which redirects you to startpage.com, which is anonymised Google.
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It's generally well accepted that Struensee was an Enlightenment and liberal thinker. He believed in these values deeply, and when he saw an opportunity to impose them on a people, he took it. Plus, I'd imagine that Struensee wa
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The idea is good, but the execution is lacking. I get it's a one-man project so far, and that's going to leave you uncertain about its future unlike Patreon. And while Patreon definitely needs competition, creators also needs as
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I did read the text. It's humorous. But the question itself is no less important. And considering what happened with Torvalds' position this year, one might think it is a follow up to that question. So I think adding '(20
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Might want to add '(2000)' to the title. I feel like Torvalds himself have been addressing aspects of this issue this year.
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Using 'e' in the 'ww-e-YYYY' example is pretty bad form, as it is dependant on your local system. So on a US system, 1 in the 'e' field means Sunday, but in say a German system, it would mean Monday. Although
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The author is not clear on his limits about when art leads to revolution. Does the 'Night at the Opera' of the Belgian revolution count as a way to use art to promote a revolutionary vision (in this case, independence from the Ne
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