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6y ago
To add to this, The Netherlands has a safety net that is perfectly fine. Is it a lot? No. Is it enough to survive in a normal situation? Yes. I think it makes sense for KLM to lay off those people. A business cannot keep on people if there
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Since you are being offtopic, I'm joining you. As someone that isn't Thai, living in Europe but does like the country/people and is trying to learn some Thai, it is always great fun to randomly see Thai words somewhere so I c
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6y ago
I don't think this comment is entirely right, but do I stand behind the government bailouts, both for KLM, Lufthansa and Airfrance and other airlines. Why? It's simple, people can complain about Lufhansa being bailed out but not g
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Everyone that cancelled a flight with KLM that I know of got their money back. But seriously, cut them some slack. They are hit one of the hardest in this pandemic. The Dutch government bailing out the airline isn't a bad thing for you
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I assume most pilots will let you into the cockpit if you are delayed and while being on the ground. But I have to admit that the last time it happened was a complete surprise for me. I didn't know they were allowed to do that. But may
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When I was young (before 9/11, I was 12 or so) the pilot crew of my EasyJet flight from Amsterdam to Geneva invited me to the cockpit to see. I was flying with my grandma and it was my first flight ever. I love flying and the machines,
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There is a middle option? I've only been able to find out about the 'NC' mode or transparency, switching between them is holding the 'stick' of the Airpod for a few seconds.
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They charge your Creditcard until you send back your broken Airpod. In the end it doesn't cost you anything.
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I've gotten both my left and my right Airpod pro replaced on different occasions. My right one after 4 months and my left one 1 month later. So far, all of my friends/coworkers that own the pro's also got them replaced at som
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> Employees will discover that the company didn't make the shift from rewarding attendance to rewarding output, and that remote workers are not getting promoted at an equal rate because they are less visible. Jeff Morris Jr. had a g
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6y ago
From my understanding, yes. All that an ad-tech company like Google needs is associating your IP with your Google account once and they will know that all traffic from that IP address is yours. Especially when you are the only one using tha
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Just for my understanding: this wouldn't have happened if the user in question would've used a VPN and/or TOR right? Don't get me wrong, I really don't like this in Thailand and it's absurd that you would even
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> But for the time being macOS remains 100% modifiable for an actual genuine power user. Please, anyone, tell me how I can disable the animation for switching between spaces. As far as I know, that isn't possible.
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I don't want to sound racist, but your last sentence is something that struck me as something oddly european/american. At least in Asia it is just normal to take a nap somewhere for 30 minutes or so. Just imagine what you could&#
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As a full-time Asana[0] user with Bitbucket[1] (and Github[2]) I am missing so many features with regards to connecting these two services. Meet Astogi.com[3] which essentially does the following: 1) Automatically generate unique task IDs f
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I cannot say anything about how they handled it in general with lockdowns and all of that. But there is a story how they quarantined multiple dutch (and other nationalities) people in a dirty hotel guarded by the army[0]. I mean .. yeah the
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I had this discussion with another friend yesterday, and for 99% I agree with you. He told me about one thing that stuck with me and why I do see some value in 5G networks. He told me that 5G is able to handle more traffic (= more connectio
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Oh don't get me started about how many times I have do a weird 90 degrees head turn to unlock my XS when it is in landscape mode. I don't get why it is so hard to compare a 90 degree rotated FaceID match. Everyone that owns a iPho
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I agree! If at any point they would've asked me to lower my usage I would've gladly done so. But they never did that so kudos to them. :) Especially considering it costs me 3EU a month.
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I've been running a TOR node on their ARM server for over a year and it has been stable from the beginning. On average I'm pushing 22.89TiB a month[0] [0] https://i.imgur.com/rXWYvYa.png
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And that is a good thing. Surgical masks should be reserved for medical staff that needs it more than the regular John Doe. I am all for the general public wearing facemasks to slow down the spread (slow down, not prevent) but there are ple
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If you tap the screen right away when the face ID icon appears you can enter your PIN right away. I am not sure if this works everywhere, but it does at least work when unlocking your phone. Found this out when I (recently) went to Asia and
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Thank you for your reply, I was really confused that what happened to her was because of her asking for a demonstration. I asked a German friend to read up on it but I don't think that is necessary anymore. :)
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You run your IDE over VNC? I've been wanting to try out remote developing for multiple years now, it would allow me to get an iPad with a perfect battery life or an Macbook Air that would tag along all day without charging. But because
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At least in The Netherlands there are still plenty of masks to be found. You won't find the surgical masks anymore but masks for construction work is still plenty available. I think most europeans look down on wearing masks as somethin
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As a software developer that has never had any GIS classes, what is the best way to get started in this? Every time I see something as cool as this I want to learn it and find some way to apply it and create something cool, but I never seem
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This, for me, is the reason why I still give out my personal @gmail.com address because people understand that. It is troublesome enough to explain people how to spell my name correctly, the last thing I need is that I have to spell the par
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No, you are right. Yesterday I had my battery in my 15" 2015 replaced and there was definitely a replaceable harddrive there. (Just with an Apple proprietary adapter)
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A few months back I moved my dock to the side of my screen solely because of this reason. I prefer it at the bottom, but after a few days I'm used to this. The extra vertical space is so awesome then I should've done this earlier.
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I worked on a bot that parses NDAs using (among other things) flags, regexes and ML to tell you if you could sign it. In the end from all the files that had to be parsed (doc, docx, txt, rtf and pdf) PDF was the most troublesome. When parsi
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