Thiez

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by Thiez 3y ago
Didn't the prohibition teach us anything?
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by Thiez 3y ago
You must really believe judges are dumb. So when the traffic stop goes to court, and it shows you were sitting on the toilet for the entire duration of the stop, then either: 1. The traffic stop must have never happened, the defendant is cl
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by Thiez 3y ago
If the belief is rooted in religious dogma, as it usually is, there can be no productive discussion. Most arguments will boil down to 'because my book says so'.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Sometimes they sell bundles that include some games you want and some you don't care for.
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by Thiez 3y ago
They could just give back all the stolen land and homes and stop oppressing the Palestinians. If there weren't so many people living in such a tiny strip of land, the number of Palestinian children who become collateral damage would
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by Thiez 3y ago
I suppose you refer to the relatively short period that Israel existed almost 3000 years ago? And we're just conveniently forgetting about all the people who lived there before and after that?
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by Thiez 3y ago
Wait for another holocaust? Israel is inflicting one on the people (mostly children!) in Gaza right now. I think it's in rather bad taste to yell holocaust when an occupier faces resistance from a people they are violently oppressing
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by Thiez 3y ago
What are you talking about with the bcc thing? Generally you receive someones email address once, and then optionally verify. If you fill the To/Cc/Bcc fields from your address book, everything should be fine. If you insist on t
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by Thiez 3y ago
JSON discourages but does not forbid duplicate keys. In case of duplicate keys browsers generally let the last instance win. So if you want to be compatible with that, you always must read the whole document.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Sure it is. The org insists on making your life difficult, and you just want to get your work done. If they really cared about security they would prioritise fixing stuff like this, but they don't, so you know they don't really
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by Thiez 3y ago
Median? So the bottom 50% of the population as measured by wealth or income should not have children, according to you?
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by Thiez 3y ago
Honestly, why?
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by Thiez 3y ago
Also just cookies and browser fingerprinting.
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by Thiez 3y ago
So are printer drivers GPL licensed these days or did the GPL fail?
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by Thiez 3y ago
It's more like that plate is already installed, fully listing the occupants and whether they are home or not, and you are objecting to putting on the lights since people on the street might see you're home. Anyone who can either m
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by Thiez 3y ago
Have you ever heard of TCP/IP stack fingerprinting? It is very likely that someone intercepting your traffic can tell apart your phone and your laptop regardless of the originating IP address. Odds are they can even tell your operating
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by Thiez 3y ago
If `thing` contains any cycles then it will explode. E.g. const thing = {}; thing.self = thing; or const thing = []; thing.push(thing); If this sounds far-fetched to you just know that all DOM elements have these c
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by Thiez 3y ago
Depends on who you ask - some people are really anti porn. Some might say silly things like underage driving may threaten the body, but porn threatens the immortal soul.
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by Thiez 3y ago
There is only so much place on the home screen. Most apps will never live there no matter how much effort the company puts in it.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Crazy to think someone would pass a single 32-bit float by reference.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Yes, you took out the last marble that wasn't white, and now all marbles that remain are white.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Exponential can be better than linear for small n depending on your constant factors, but it's never a given. E.g. `2n` < `10^n + 5` for all n.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Why complain to the compiler writers? As you say, people want the fastest compilers for their language, so compilers will prioritize that over other concerns. Users may rant and complain, but they won't use a slower compiler. If you re
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by Thiez 3y ago
In the 1960s they already had languages such as Lisp, Fortran, Algol, Basic... Even Pascal is two years older than C, and ML also came out around that time. The statement "the alternative to C was assembly" is simply incorrect.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Really? Could you point me to that law? I think it's a cool rule but can't find it. Unless you mean in emergencies?
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by Thiez 3y ago
And yet Azure has comically bad IPv6 support, so you can't even move (partially) away from IPv4 even if you wanted to. Besides, the cost of a v4 address is peanuts compared to the other cloud costs.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Many had the same experience, including those who went without masks. I imagine social distancing + people self-quaranteening for all of those symptoms you mention can explain most of it.
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by Thiez 3y ago
And stuff like the Stream api does not use these generics, so you end up wrapping exceptions in RuntimeException anyway, which... again defeats the point of checked exceptions.
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by Thiez 3y ago
Planets, by definition, have cleared their orbits around their respective star. So a planet killer threatening earth cannot share the earths orbit, or earth wouldn't be a planet. So a circular orbit shared with the earth is ruled out.
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by Thiez 3y ago
There are already plenty of people who oppose immigration. Do you really think people in 100 (or 200 or 500 or 1000) years have any desire to defrost millions of old and unhealthy people with outdated skills and backward beliefs? They may

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