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by ardit33 6mo ago
Never.... we are always changing, but looking at car accident rates: There are two periods where there are sharp declines: 19, and sometimes after 26, all the way to 35. https://www.hallandalelaw.com/wp-content/upload
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by ardit33 7mo ago
Agreed on your points. This conflict, just validated the North Korea style of strategy to all regimes out there. It does the opposite of what it is intended. I hope things do get de-escalated soon, as this is not good for any party (apart
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by ardit33 7mo ago
What are you talking about? The strait was open, and tankers were not paying tolls as they do now. They held the threat of closing it, as a deterrent of an attack, and once attacked, they did just that. You either live in a parallel univer
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by ardit33 7mo ago
No one in the US asked for this. Such a dumb move from the current administration.
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by ardit33 7mo ago
It is to benefit Israel (so it can anex more territory in Lebanon), and it has no benefit to the US. The US had already a deal with Iran, which didn't threat its own interests directly. It is like leave a snake alone, but once you
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by ardit33 7mo ago
Did you even read it? He mentions that, and also He says that the regime is 'odious' right in the beginning, and is looking more from the US self interest and strategic perspective. "It certainly did not help that the United
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by ardit33 7mo ago
I hate how pendantic and useless some of the features of swift being pushed down by academics that don't write apps or services themselves. Simple example: Objective-C if myObject { } in swift if myObject != nil { } Also opitionals i
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by ardit33 7mo ago
Such a mess. You can tell the people that designed it never wrote a client or an app in their lives. It is pure academic pendatry in display.
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by ardit33 7mo ago
This was doesn't benefit the US whatsoever. I am getting tired of our taxes going to another useless war, like the Iraq one, that only benefits a foreign entity, aka Israel. Iran could have been contained and Obama was right on his ap
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by ardit33 8mo ago
lol... people that complain about XCode don't know how well they have compare to what it was before. I started my work on the J2ME era as well. Had to use textpad for development, and maybe eclipse at some point (which was pretty dece
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by ardit33 9mo ago
I have a 39" (almost 40") LG ultrawide, and it is the perfect size. Can't see how a larger monitor would fit a normal desk... BUT.... this is perfect for folks that want to use one monitor for both work, and as/for ente
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by ardit33 9mo ago
I am in Miami right now, and verizon is not working here. (I get the SOS sign).
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by ardit33 10mo ago
KONAMI's PES (Pro Evolution Soccer) - (or Winning Eleven as it was called originally), has always had better gameplay. What it suffered was lack of liseneces. Now it is free and called eFootball... and obviously not that same, but PES
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by ardit33 10mo ago
They say to replace them with Banners, which are just a different style of a "Toaster", just usually stay longer, or are permanent until the user takes an action.
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by ardit33 10mo ago
Oh, dang.... the great 2030 pandemic is coming... I don't think this bodes well for the future. Both rats and bats have been huge vectors of diseases. This is going to produce some kind of super virus that will be another middle age
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by ardit33 11mo ago
Apple Silicon was started by/during the Steve Jobs era in 2010. You seeing the rewards now (well starting in 2019), because it takes so long to produce a chip.
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by ardit33 11mo ago
Composition folks can get very dogmatic. I have some data types (structs or objects), that I want to serialize, persist, and that they have some common attributes of behaviors. In swift I can have each object to conform to Hashable, Identif
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by ardit33 11mo ago
SwiftUI is more realistic actually. UIKit, much tougher (more mature, more tied to the IOS ecosystem).
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by ardit33 11mo ago
UIKit is very mature and tied to the iOS ecosystem and a bit more complex. SwiftUI is easier to port (since it is still a incomplete / subset features of UIKit).
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by ardit33 11mo ago
Circular universe...? big bang -> expands -> expansion slows -> starts retracting -> singularity again -> big bang again Roger Penrose seems to be leaning/more convinced of the circular universe theory....
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by ardit33 11mo ago
Meh... I agree where he comes from (when working on large projects, muttability can introduce bugs), but many languages have solved it, similar by having two types, 'let' and 'var', or 'const' in front of a var
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by ardit33 11mo ago
That's cute. It is clear thats an outdated political organization and not geographical. Read at the groupings. Greece is more eastern than Albania (and it is one hour off timezone), and it says 'western' which is not the cas
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by ardit33 11mo ago
Albanian and Greek are both completely separate branches, and both unique on the tree (they don't have common cousins like the others). There have been some attempts to tie Albanian to Germanic, or Greek, or other branches, but they al
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by ardit33 11mo ago
Albania is not "East Europe", but South East. Same as Greece.
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by ardit33 1y ago
not a productive comment. The web is made and run by myriad of frameworks, that were developed open source by startups, or folks that worked in tech that wanted to improve things bit by bit and wanted to share to the community. Tech in gen
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by ardit33 1y ago
I used Lua professionally. I prefer the 1 indexing... it just feels more natural. For some reason the C apologists here will scream how 0 based is the only way to go. (which is not, it is just a historical artifact). Languages like ADA al
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by ardit33 1y ago
lol... bots are up in arm. No one with two brain cells believes this, anymore. The only reason they are not just straight nuking the places (both gaza and west bank), because of external pressures. They would if they could.
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by ardit33 1y ago
No sure why this comment got downvoted. The 90s were more of no hidden fees at all. You paid the ticket, and that's it. Usually 2 baggages were included in the flight (standard), and food was free. US inland trips had crappy snacks,
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by ardit33 1y ago
Seems very similar when Microsoft invested in Apple back in the day when Apple was about to die. Their concern was that they would be the only one OS company standing and be defacto a monopoly and regulated such. So, it was a away to keep
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by ardit33 1y ago
Nah... I do like them. I like having an ultrawide monitor, and curved is a must .

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