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931.
by chopin 8y ago
Thanks, I had a good laugh at this pun.
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by chopin 8y ago
What's the problem with ClassLoader?
933.
by chopin 8y ago
Miele, if you combine it with an oven, has no touch-controls.
934.
by chopin 8y ago
For congressman and senators. Not for peons, I assume.
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by chopin 8y ago
At 6 sec before impact the driver for sure would assume the system will notice and brake in time. Until the driver realizes that the automated system will NOT brake its very likely too late. Automatic systems which rely on humans braking in
936.
by chopin 8y ago
I stand everyday in a line waiting for Germans finishing their electronic transaction. Cashless may have its virtues but speed is not one of them.
937.
by chopin 8y ago
I've been served ads on US outlets for products which clearly target my home market (Germany). This will make a hard time arguing that you are not targeting that audience. In my opinion, if you serve ads on your site which target EU co
938.
by chopin 8y ago
Consent must be given for a specific purpose. It is debatable whether a generic "we need to share your data with our processors" is sufficient. I doubt it.
939.
by chopin 8y ago
I block JS wherever I can, though.
940.
by chopin 8y ago
That's not exactly true. There are services which take your cases for delayed or canceled flights for keeping a percentage of the redeemed money. It must be said that carriers brought that to themselves by stonewalling customers despit
941.
by chopin 8y ago
If that's the case, you'll need to switch your provider. I am pretty sure that any of the big providers who want to make business in the EU offers the possibility to prevent logging. If not, there is hope that they will soon.
942.
by chopin 8y ago
Google's as well.
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by chopin 8y ago
I think the GP means ads need to be served 1st party. For this, Google would be out, imho. If Google hosted the ads, how would they not collecting your browsing habits? It's the same as with the embedded Facebook Like, which is in the
944.
by chopin 8y ago
I didn't exactly use this line when visiting Japan last year, but I never had trouble with leaving at the correct station as everything was announced in latin writing as well (even Nikko and Hakkone wasn't a problem). However in T
945.
by chopin 8y ago
> And who's to say that Instapaper did not contact the authorities and discuss a plan such as this to mitigate the problem temporarily? If that's the case, why can't they simply tell this? I side with the GP: Preventing ac
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A wicked Java trick to make the JVM forget to check exceptions(johannesbrodwall.com)
1 points by chopin 8y ago|0 comments
947.
by chopin 8y ago
Unfortunately it has become very hard to buy a good sour-dough bread in Germany, even in rural areas. I resorted to baking my own which is far superior to the ones one can commonly buy. Strangely, even small bakeries (outside super-markets)
948.
by chopin 8y ago
I think the main problem (don't know whether this is possible in Rust which I am not familiar with) is that untrusted input is passed around as strings at all (Java, which I am familiar with, does this). I'd prefer: - Getting untr
949.
by chopin 8y ago
But would these outweigh your losses to other (nowadays unknown) stock?
950.
by chopin 8y ago
The article explains in length what Eyeball Planets are but gives little arguments why life should be more abundant there compared to other planets apart from a vague number argument.
951.
by chopin 8y ago
> For all we know, Siemens already has a smaller, cheaper device that uses only a drop of blood, yet no reason to sell it until they get some competition. Do you have a source for this? As far as I remember past discussions on HN about T
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by chopin 8y ago
For the effect the phase difference is the thing which matters. However, the wave reflected from the back and the wave reflected from the front run through different path length (twice the thickness). For the effect to work the waves need t
953.
by chopin 8y ago
Most plastic sheets are birefringent due to the way they are produced. In the right circumstances, that can make a very colorful appearance when viewed in polarized light. As the difference in refraction index is normally rather small this
954.
by chopin 8y ago
Sunlight's coherence length is on the order of 5µm. If this weren't the case, reflection holograms wouldn't work in sunlight. 5 - 10 µm is the typical thickness of the holographic layer. If you want, a reflection hologram is
955.
by chopin 8y ago
Without user consent, it will be in soon in the EU.
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A comedy of errors. Debugging Java memory leaks(allegro.tech)
1 points by chopin 8y ago|0 comments
957.
by chopin 9y ago
There's not always an installer, I make heavily use of live images. On other machines of mine, first boot is made from a copied image.
958.
by chopin 9y ago
But not very efficient at that...
959.
by chopin 9y ago
I am not sure if I understand, but if you only need a terminal and browsing, what's the problem with Linux? I switched recently from Win7 to Linux Mint and it has been a smooth experience (granted, Libreoffice is sufficient for my use-
960.
by chopin 9y ago
You don't keep the backup forever. GDPR forces you to reasonable measures for deletion. You could also keep a record of "to-delete" primary keys in event of a restore along with your backups. All of this should have been im

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