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by barbarbar 4y ago
Maybe you are an Examinator?
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by barbarbar 4y ago
It is their platform. At some point one must realize that they will do what ever they want. There is simply nothing to do about it. So it is a risk a business owner must consider.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
This is a very good question.
34.
by barbarbar 4y ago
This comment is hilarious.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
It is now obvious to me why mr Bundy wanted to have 555-SHOE for his hot line to dr shoe. Such a lovely family he had there.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
It sounds like you should use twitter.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
This is the worst feature I have seen in a car. Or are there any that are worse?
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by barbarbar 4y ago
It seems like I have the exact same issue on my mothers computer - the only diff is that it is an HP. It is more or less unusable and only a couple of years old.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Yes - It is VERY hard to beat a well made 3270 gui.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Java Spring apps are sometimes (or even often) organized like this. The downside is that you jump around all over the place when making small changes. Also very visible when deleting features. Maybe a good test of the file structure is how
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by barbarbar 4y ago
There is also the option for "fish oil" on a bottle. I have recently tried that - but it is... not that delicious.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
This was added a couple of years ago https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs/api/java.base... . I was thinking that would make it possible to create unmodifiable data objects using that
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by barbarbar 4y ago
What about Records and immutable Collections, Sets, Maps? Isn't it possible to achieve what you want with that?
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by barbarbar 4y ago
I don't think anyone is a cynic if they only work for the money. Just like I don't think there are any carpenters that will repair your roof for free. They will do that only for money which is perfectly fine.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
To me this idea sounds a little bit like how Java Swing works. At least it seems similar to the pluggable LookAndFeel? I think it was a great idea but it seems like it never got any traction. Or maybe more like Java never got popular on des
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by barbarbar 4y ago
You should not drag others into your criminal actions. You decided to do it on your own and for your own benefit. You did it and must now live with it. But done blame others and drag them in and say they "helped". This is on you a
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by barbarbar 4y ago
All things related to mainframe, cics, cobol etc. It seems like it has been tried to replace it for decades. But it also seems like that replacement is not getting anywhere.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
What kind of projects was it? And do you know why they were hard to complete?
49.
by barbarbar 4y ago
After long time i could view the page. But clicking any item in the menu did not work. Brave on android.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Perhaps it was served? But not for me.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
That takes naming to a whole new level...
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by barbarbar 4y ago
But for google they should have done it for all animals by now. They are way behind schedule only cat and dog is done. /s
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Yes. Lotion for Notion.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Thank you for the link. I will study that. Since I think it is interesting to see how they earn on essentially harvesting user data and sell adds based on that. The ads I see are completely useless to me so it is a mystery why companies wan
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Beside selling ads. Does it earn money in any other way?
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Succint
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by barbarbar 4y ago
I have recently studied that exact link which gives an extremely good insight.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
Yes - sometimes there is a lot of wind and then it is... fine. But actually not since then they generate too much power which can not be used (in the country) and then it is sold cheap. The main problem is it can't be stored for later
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by barbarbar 4y ago
The reactors are mainly down for maintenance. Whereas wind/sun is very unstable like - you know - the weather.
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by barbarbar 4y ago
But at least they work all the time. Whereas solar/wind work... occasionally. And then when they work they generate too much for the grid. The EU energy situation is really in flaming death spiral. With too nany bets on solar/wind

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