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achamayou
12y ago
Aren't everyone's taxes and incomes meant to be public in Sweden ? Assuming he did file his taxes properly, this should be verifiable.
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achamayou
12y ago
Used in conjunction with ccache, this may not matter too much.
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achamayou
13y ago
No one ever wants to build, all a developer really wants is a type checker.
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achamayou
13y ago
A comparable situation would be Microsoft patching 7 & 8 desktops before patching Surface because there's many more PCs than Surfaces out there. I'm not saying it's a great move, but if you're going to prioritize, do
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achamayou
13y ago
In their defense, there are far more iOS devices out there than Macs.
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achamayou
13y ago
The biggest oversight seems to be the utter lack of discoverability. Can you imagine trying to figure out of this works on a rental car ? or explaining to your grand-father how this works ?
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achamayou
13y ago
C99 with some restrictions isn't actually that big a language, it's quite possible to put together a formal semantics for it, especially if you disallow heap allocation. There's at least one fairly mature implementation of a
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achamayou
13y ago
It's not implemented by Airbus, the revision control is built into CATIA, the commercial software they use (made by Dassault Systemes).
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achamayou
13y ago
It's unfortunate to characterize a monitor that Mac OS doesn't support very well right now as Windows-only. At any rate, UHD looks like it's well on its way to becoming a very widespread standard, so it's not unreasonabl
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achamayou
13y ago
Are you aware of Diaspora ? It's both distributed and open source.
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achamayou
13y ago
France didn't sign, and went on with atmospheric testing until 1974, and the same is true of China (although they didn't start testing until 1964, so they weren't technically part of "all the nuclear powers at the time&q
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achamayou
13y ago
It works particularly well as a social status gem, because it's at the same time malleable (ie. easy to work with), shiny-looking, and not easily corroded. It's relatively easy to authenticate (compared to a bitcoin for example),
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achamayou
13y ago
How so ? Gold isn't just a currency/exchange medium, it's a valuable material on its own in many ways. Neither bitcoins nor dollars are, they're not commodities turned currencies, they were always meant to be currencies
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achamayou
13y ago
Or perhaps it was done exactly for that reason : it made testing easier, and they just forgot to turn the check back on before shipping ?
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achamayou
14y ago
Looks like a door/access of some kind. Edit: There was some kind of entrance tunnel connecting there : http://exposingthetruth.info/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/fuku... Still not clear why they'd shop that. Edit 2: this article has more det
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achamayou
14y ago
TEPCO owns and operates quite a few dams : http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/challenge/energy/hydro/p-plants-e....
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achamayou
14y ago
But the scrollbars and widgets are not even similar, neither are the fonts, the color pickers or anything worth talking about... The only similarity seems to be blue-grayish tones, and possibly gradients (although the jpgs of the Samsung ID
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achamayou
14y ago
Probably not very long with unpyclib.