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by cfn 5y ago
Anyone who ever tried to fix a broken washing machine mechanical timer/programmer agrees with you. I did try and failed miserably, those things were a nightmare to fix and broke quite easily.
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by cfn 5y ago
Or https://scoop.sh/
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by cfn 5y ago
I suppose one option to help this (if you are really worried about it) is to move to a less polluted place.
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by cfn 5y ago
Isn't that what PeerTube is?
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by cfn 6y ago
Resharper has also helped my code to "evolve" alongside the language. In fact I learned LINQ with it. It is also very easy to compare the different solutions for readability in each case.
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by cfn 6y ago
As the article states, when your experts are wrong (many times I would add, to err is human after all) you look for better experts.
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by cfn 6y ago
Just to add that all disciplines have more than one current of thought and the expert's advice is influenced by his affiliation. It is a difficult to find someone who is skilled enough to overcame this problem.
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by cfn 6y ago
It is hard to believe that there isn't enough money in it. Breast cancer has a thriving industry of surgeries to remove the cancers plus reconstruction surgery plus a number of treatments associated with these surgeries. They easily ru
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by cfn 6y ago
Yes, Russian ругательство is legendary.
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by cfn 6y ago
It really depends on the definition of poverty. I pretty much took the argument you are making for granted until recently. I mean, how can we argue against raising people out of poverty, right? But recently I watched this interview with Pau
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by cfn 6y ago
I once interviewed with a company that had been hired by the UK government to create a system for one of their agencies. They told me that the system had 1000 requirements (literally) had already been implemented once and failed but they wa
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by cfn 6y ago
We also had quarantine during last year and on top we grounded all the planes except for emergency and supplies.
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by cfn 6y ago
I live in the Azores on an island with less than 15k people which was mostly closed last year. There are only two ways to enter the island: the port and the airport there isn't a lot of movement and everyone coming in is tested twice.
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by cfn 6y ago
It is also a multiple of 12V batteries and 2V cells so most house level off-grid solar based systems run on 48V.
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by cfn 6y ago
Correct.
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by cfn 6y ago
Maybe this is related but by the end of its "computer life" Fujitsu was paying cash for any 386 you could get them (even used) because it was part of some network card they sold.
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by cfn 6y ago
Funny enough, I saw two different 5 star reviews of some boots with the same amateur type photo.
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by cfn 6y ago
That is surprising given the amount of AC you use. I lived for a few years in a similar climate to Melbourne and double glazing made a huge difference in the Summer.
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by cfn 6y ago
I was in the market recently for an EV but ended up buying ICE instead because of the price difference. The EV cost around 27k Euros, the ICE equivalent cost 17k Euros (both new). I really wanted the EV but even with maintenance costs and g
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by cfn 6y ago
Mostly yes because server chassis are very compact and sometimes use proprietary connectors and fans. Still, many people have done that with good results, have a look in YouTube to know which server models are best suited for that kind of c
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by cfn 6y ago
Pretty good. I used it for a couple of years doing mobile development from a Windows machine and it was very responsive. The setup was a bit odd (licensing issues) and I ended up switching to scrcpy which is free and also very good: https:
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by cfn 6y ago
I have been asking the same question for many years now and there isn't a simple answer. Until now Winforms and WPF seemed reasonable choices for desktop applications. Now that ARM on Windows is becoming a reality maybe Xamarin or UWP
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by cfn 6y ago
Spot on, YouTube was once full of people like that.
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by cfn 6y ago
A big difference around here is that sick people cannot go to work until healthy, specially in supermarkets and shops that did not close. It was quite common to come across cashiers with obvious strong colds if not worse. That is now named
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by cfn 6y ago
In my experience it varies a lot. I don't have airpods but I have some other wireless earbuds without any noticeable latency. Later I bought a different model from the same manufacturer (Anker) and they are useless for video of any kin
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by cfn 6y ago
The point is that lately Apple has been applying their own rule that disallows payment workarounds resulting in a few of high profile (for HN) cases. On the other had it seems Apple itself is using the same type of workarounds for their app
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by cfn 6y ago
I guess he/she meant that the extension that encrypts the database is proprietary. I believe that was the only option for a while but now there is an open source alternative.
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by cfn 6y ago
Just tried ebay.co.uk and I can see several clear.png calls with 204 and a payload as described in the article.
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by cfn 7y ago
Possibly because back then there were a lot more narrow lanes sized for horses and impossible to drive through in a four wheeled car.
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by cfn 9y ago
Sorry, bobble hat. It is a wool hat with a wool "ball" at the top. Search google images for wool bobble hat.

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