andrewshadura

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by andrewshadura 3mo ago
Not for Eurostar. Interrail seat reservations are often more expensive than a new ticket.
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by andrewshadura 3mo ago
In France, some destinations are served only by TGV. In Italy, taking local trains can take an eternity.
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by andrewshadura 3mo ago
How about not driving cars for every single journey? How about not having to go across the city for every errand? There are solutions to congestion, but they're not technological.
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by andrewshadura 3mo ago
The party they want to ban are neo-Nazis.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Yes, it is very much accepted and pretty uncontroversial that it is unethical to send someone away who’s made a new home in some country. Tearing them out of the local community and kicking them out against their will is immoral.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Not sure what you're trying to say. The full name of Epson is Seiko Epson.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Curious why your comment below’s got flagged. I personally don’t see any issue with it.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
I took those trains many many times, years ago. A lot of shaking and a lot of banging because that’s how they change bogies. The vibration spreads across the carriage’s frame from underneath. And no, those aren’t American carriages. They’re
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Wiggling frames are not the same as flashes of light.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Still not a doctor, as he himself confirmed.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Shed roles? They fired people, not "shed roles".
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
D. R. Hipp, not Dr. Hipp.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
I think I accidentally a verb.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Contrary to popular belief, only a minority of people with epilepsy are sensitive to flashes of light.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Not to be confused with Apertium and Apertis.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
You don't need Connection: close if you use HTTP/1.0.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
> dumb zone Reminds me the sign, "Do not dumb here. No dumb zone."
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Nothing beats Neverputt. https://enderandrew.com/neverputt/
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Not notice loud banging and violent shaking underneath you? You can sleep through that, with practice, but you will notice it.
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
On the contrary, Pascal compilers were usually written Pascal with a bit of assembly where needed :)
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by andrewshadura 4mo ago
Mollie also doesn't want small businesses, unfortunately. (We were rejected as too small.)
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by andrewshadura 5mo ago
V20 is an interesting CPU. A 8086 compatible with support for some instructions of 80186 and 80286, some custom instructions, an 8080 emulation mode… The datasheet describes the instructions using a non-Intel notation that looks very unusua
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by andrewshadura 5mo ago
There was no headache. The migration was extremely smooth.
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by andrewshadura 5mo ago
Élő. Meaning alive (él = it lives, -ő = adjective)
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by andrewshadura 5mo ago
Unless you've just missed your last train to London.
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by andrewshadura 5mo ago
I found Julet connectors incredibly hard to disconnect once plugged in. I can’t get a good grip on anything.
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by andrewshadura 6mo ago
Quite clearly OnlyOffice never wanted to have a fully free software office suite. The (mis)use of AGPL has always been a marketing trick and nothing more.
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by andrewshadura 6mo ago
And they also have a minimum turnover limits. They rejected us as too small.
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by andrewshadura 6mo ago
Stripe's API is great, especially the pre-built checkout and the ability to attach any metadata to charges. In my small shop, I use it as a make-shift order tracking system, adding fields like order_status, invoice_number, order_number
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by andrewshadura 6mo ago
I hate loud hubs. So disturbing. Also comes across as passive aggressive.

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