chopin

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91.
by chopin 2y ago
But an int can't be null. If a method takes or returns an int it's guaranteed to be not null.
92.
by chopin 3y ago
You can statically import System.out if you are so inclined.
93.
by chopin 3y ago
None of this is mentioned in that law. The worst thing that can happen is getting excluded from the data for some time.
94.
by chopin 3y ago
My medical data is affected and I can't disagree more. As well pharma is not interested in finding cures, for obvious reasons. I am getting all the downsides with no of the upsides.
95.
by chopin 3y ago
There is almost zero retribution for non-compliance. This law is ripe for abuse. It's only a question when, not if, the data will become public. Conveniently, people with private insurance are exempted, which are most of our politician
96.
by chopin 3y ago
Have a look at your power supply. I had intermittent file system errors with cheap ones. I threw them all out if only for the fire hazard.
97.
by chopin 3y ago
Cheap adapters are a killer. I switched to a good 50W USB charger which powers a couple of Raspberries. Zero problems since then.
98.
by chopin 3y ago
But exactly that is hard. Backups have a high price tag when missing but none when not needed.
99.
by chopin 3y ago
It's called color aberration and a big thing in telescopes using lenses.
100.
by chopin 3y ago
I use a Fairphone 4 with e/OS on it. I am quite happy with it.
101.
by chopin 3y ago
Pretty much the first I do on any fresh server is to disable http, no matter what it is used for. IMHO http has no use in the modern world.
102.
by chopin 3y ago
Water in = water out. This shouldn't be much of a problem.
103.
by chopin 3y ago
They are all Boeing.
104.
by chopin 3y ago
In my experience such tests are brittle as hell.
105.
by chopin 3y ago
By that standard nobody belongs on an board of ethics.
106.
by chopin 3y ago
My favorite solution: Those who vote for legislation found to be anti constitutional by the respective courts lose their passive voting rights and must leave Parliament immediately.
107.
by chopin 3y ago
Vinegar is a solvent for many plastics.
108.
by chopin 3y ago
How do you know? Faeser is not known to be fond of our constitution.
109.
by chopin 3y ago
I wished that was true...
110.
by chopin 3y ago
Gerrit is capable of showing only non-whitespace diffs.
111.
by chopin 3y ago
In Japan that's not a problem. It begs the question what they do differently.
112.
by chopin 3y ago
If one wants to play a well-known sonata I'd rather start with the Tempest. Considerably easier than Moonlights 3rd. And as beautiful imho, the 3rd movement especially.
113.
by chopin 3y ago
I have a CSV import. For this it is necessary to select by key columns. Multiple columns within IN come in handy for that. Unfortunately I don't use Postgres.
114.
by chopin 3y ago
Without regulations I'd need to grow my own food, though.
115.
by chopin 3y ago
During Maven build, sure. But it does not add unknown dependencies to your code at runtime. I am used to classpath problems with surefire but that it downloads undeclared stuff is new to me. Afair it pulls only in transitive dependencies. C
116.
by chopin 3y ago
But that can't be runtime dependencies to your code? I've written a couple of Maven plugins and you must declare your dependencies explicitely even for those. Pulling in stuff dynamically would be possible but not very clever.
117.
by chopin 3y ago
Which encrypted payload?
118.
by chopin 3y ago
It's a good way to make everybody suspicious.
119.
by chopin 3y ago
They work. It's just an approximation series.
120.
by chopin 3y ago
If the liability is so great that an LLC is necessary maybe it shouldn't be done in the first place.

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