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by bmn__ 6y ago
The commonly used definition, even among non-economists, comes from the OECD and Eurostat. You are rich if your equivalised household income is over 150% of the median.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
> Sweden […] is basically done False, confirmed cases have grown 4.4% since the start of September. > Massachusetts is still mostly locked down and has 4x the death rate [of Sweden] False, us/ma has 1.42‰ and se has 0.58‰. That&#
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by bmn__ 6y ago
That would be fine and dandy if the decision to engage in risky behaviour only affects the individuals and businesses making them. However, this is not the case in reality.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Airships pollute, too. Look up avgas, it contains lead. Besides that, it's not profitable. Helium has become super expensive, and cargo airship companies barely break even while heavily subsidised. These airships are drones. A tourist
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by bmn__ 6y ago
No, your parent poster is correct. Blame goes to the negligent persons responsible for the IT system and everyone else up the chain. They are at fault for getting in the first place into the situation where the ransom attack was possible. T
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by bmn__ 6y ago
The correct solution here is to make a Debian/Ubuntu package out of oletools, that way Chris gets exactly what the wanted. If he asks nicely on IRC, he might even get someone else to do it for him.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
I just tested a recursive descent parser and it fails a lot. Since I could only find one working-off-the-shelf software on short notice, I do not know whether the failures are the fault of the algorithm or the implementation. Though due to
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by bmn__ 6y ago
> You're looking at virtual memory and not resident memory. That does not change anything in the conclusion. 685M kwin_x11 417M plasmashell 161M krunner 74820k kded5 58612k kdeconnectd 53368k polkit-k
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by bmn__ 6y ago
You are correct, the result 2 from the submitted parser.py is erroneous. Downvoters should be ashamed of their abusive behaviour. It is not well known amongst programmer who would like to use parsers that most algorithms as implemented in c
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by bmn__ 6y ago
> KDE uses less memory than Xfce does. KDE user here. What you say is false. Xfce is quite primitive in comparison, it has a miniscule amount of features and hence gets away with using less memory. Observational data: 3570M kwin_x1
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Because they must. The economic forces at work are strong. trailer theory by Adam Kennedy • https://web.archive.org/web/2005/http://use.perl.org/~Alias/... • https://www.youtube.com&
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by bmn__ 6y ago
That sort of licence is not helpful. It would be unenforceable in practice and run afoul of DFSG and similar and prevent inclusion into distros.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
https://hackerspaces.org/
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Before 2009, export of RMB was completely prohibited. Afterwards, some restrictions were lifted, but AIUI they do not apply to J. Random Laowai.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Roguelite, not roguelike.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
This isn't what the article is about. In case you didn't read it: think https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/Reference/API , not https://www.programmableweb.com/apis/directory
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by bmn__ 6y ago
At least there you could yell RTFA. This is forbidden here.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Experiment is worthless for drawing conclusions if it's not reproducible by other people. Besides the hypothesis that DS sucks, the software could also very well be just fine and you made methodological errors.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
IANAL but I find this comparison strenuous because a chip manufacturer lacks the intention and culpability of exploiting the consumer. http://enwp.org/silicon_lottery says: > the potential for overclocking of a product i
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by bmn__ 6y ago
I mentioned look and feel , and testing out the absence of context menus. This should tell you that I am not judging on a screenshot, but from live applications. I made that screenshot yesterday, and the applications depend on 3.0.4 which
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by bmn__ 6y ago
> OTOH all the standard UI elements (buttons, checkboxes, text controls, date pickers, ...) are native Well, let's verify that… https://i.imgur.com/uHfjoUs.png No, they're not. > draggable/dockable tabs
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by bmn__ 6y ago
> WxWidgets … native I don't buy it, something doesn't add up. The look and feel is somewhat out of place, one can tell with one glance it's not native. https://i.imgur.com/LjDhPOv.png • The scrollbars are
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by bmn__ 6y ago
GP refers to the collecting aspect mentioned in the article. Whether it's gambling or not depends on how it's implemented precisely. When a consumer cannot know the probability of obtaining a rare item with a purchase, and must sp
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by bmn__ 6y ago
There were more arguments than just productivity. The article supplied an telephone analogy. Put yourself into the situation of the recipient. Would you or would you not mind being put on hold immediately after being called? > I find tha
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by bmn__ 6y ago
As someone who has done this: it's not solved in every reader, and the standards do not work. Atom is interoperable and extensible and great care was taken during design and implementation testing to achieve these goals. RSS, OTOH, is
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by bmn__ 6y ago
It's not absurd. If you have tuits to spare, strive to be in compliance with the standards to your best ability. Do not just relegate error handling to code you will not touch. For example, status 422 is used for syntactically correct,
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by bmn__ 6y ago
The game follows standard 'sweeper conventions. The user is expected to already know them. LMB to reveal, RMB to mark, chord LRMB to complete from a reveal.
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Because it's historically ignorant? IANA ethnographer, but I expect that until the collapse of antiquity/migration period, only a vanishingly small part of the population did not share the most prevalent phænotype (dark hair etc.)
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by bmn__ 6y ago
Add word to contact list. https://web.archive.org/web/2008/http://tntluoma.com/iphone/... (via Daring Fireball)
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by bmn__ 6y ago
It is a character (using Unicode's nomenclature).

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