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   by Svip 12y ago

   I should point out, that EU has standardised driving licence education. So despite Denmark having almost no tunnels (no mountains to speak of), we still have to learn about tunnel driving. And that's good. These tests also include dr
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   by Svip 12y ago

   I wonder if the typo in the HN submission (crow instead of crowd) was intentional.
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   by Svip 12y ago

   But the attackers did confuse a lot of people when they threatened with '9/11-style attacks' should any cinema show the movie in question. So either someone else is speaking on their behalf, or they are at least partial symp
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   by Svip 12y ago

   Oh well, I always get Danish and Dutch confused. And I'm Danish! The Netherlands is also pretty Scandinavian for a Benelux country.
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   by Svip 12y ago

   > where in US/English sites you get 50% joking, 49% niceness, and 1% insight Please show me this alternate internet!
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   by Svip 12y ago

   I agree with the sentiment, but in fact Dart intents to replace JavaScript as a language. Dartium (based on Chromium) can run Dart scripts natively. Why it isn't included in Chromium or Chrome, I don't know, but they claim Dart
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   by Svip 12y ago

   Gee, just look for 'Gecko' in UA strings. That'll catch 'em.
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   by Svip 12y ago

   But KHTML always referred to itself as 'KHTML, like Gecko' to ensure people sniffing for Gecko would be displaying the same HTML for KHTML as Gecko. This is why 'Gecko' remains in all major browsers. Edit: Apparently In
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   by Svip 12y ago

   What about this guy?[0] (Stolen from this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8589879 ) [0] https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/93i0gkawa4q15lh/2014-11-...
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    by Svip 12y ago

    Basically. But Go obviously also have nominal types.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    I think the point here is implicit inheritance. There are many interfaces in Go, but you don't need to specify which interface you are implementing. So you can easily implement io.Reader and io.Writer among many others, without exten
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    by Svip 12y ago

    You should probably watch that video,[0] the narrator explains pretty decently what is going on. [0] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XkV6IpV2Y0
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    by Svip 12y ago

    When will be the Year of Hurd on the Desktop?
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    by Svip 12y ago

    So the only reason mandatory minimums are not unconstitutional is because of the word 'and'? I guess you can then make any cruel punishment constitutional by making it usual.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    Mandatory minimums seems rather cruel. In my country - Denmark - sentences are usually limited to 15 years (life in prison, actually means that after 16 years, your case will be reheard by the judicial system; in serious crimes, these verd
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    by Svip 12y ago

    The ruling also states that if the article itself is in the public interest (such as an important person being unsavoury), it cannot be removed. Also, no, you cannot have the late Geoff Greer's article removed, because it's not yo
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    by Svip 12y ago

    I like the principle, but I disagree with the implementation. It shouldn't be Google or Bing removing search results, it should be the EU itself in cooperation with Google and Bing. Effectively, the EU decides whether or not a search
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    by Svip 12y ago

    JT's lawyer have already announced they won't appeal.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    I don't recall them leaving the Union.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    What if it uses an electric motor? Imagine the usefulness of a hybrid tank, electric power for when you want to crawl in stealth mode and a huge diesel motor for when you want to floor it.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    Despite their titles, Cities XL (developed by French developer Monte Carlo) and Cities: Skylines (developed by Finnish developer Colossal Order) have no relation. Colossal Order have already stated that they will avoid some of the desi
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    by Svip 12y ago

    While Colossal Order is not a Paradox studio (besides Paradox Development Studio, they also have Paradox North, Paradox Arctic and Paradox South), it has very close ties to Paradox Interactive. Colossal Order was present at Paradox's
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    by Svip 12y ago

    Can I suggest paying attention to the upcoming Cities: Skylines ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxfeBpagvQw https://www.paradoxplaza.com/cities-skylines Having spoken to the lead designer, this gave me t
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    by Svip 12y ago

    This isn't the largest ship ever built, that was Seawise Giant, an oil tanker.[0] That was scrapped in 2010. However, unlike the Triple E (of which 20 are to be built), the Seawise Giant was a one-off. [0] https://en.wiki
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    by Svip 12y ago

    Considering Mærsk have been doing this for more than 100 years now, I'm gonna go with 'they probably know what they are doing'. Since this ship was able to dock at Langelinie in Copenhagen (which quite frankly, isn't the
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    by Svip 12y ago

    I am a bit confused. Why would a webserver start bash?
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    by Svip 12y ago

    That depends on the addition of code obtained by limitation of features in a language. If the additional code base is so severe, that it increases the complexity significantly, I'd argue you have chosen the wrong language for the job.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    Writing more code is not the same as more complexity. Irritating, perhaps, but not more complexity. A larger language overhead to keep in mind is more complexity.
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    by Svip 12y ago

    But this Lightspeed experiment is at first, just an experiment. Moreover, it is heavily implied it is not going to be the new Firefox. He also suggests that the idea is targeted at more simple Internet users. As in, not us. I am not conc
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    by Svip 12y ago

    I imagine this to be the idealist world every researcher would love. Although, clicking and science comes out might seem strange to the public.