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If only there was as much development (pun intended) in dentistry as there is in software engineering. With all the amazing advances in medicine we're experiencing it often feels to me like dentistry is stuck.
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Linz central station in Austria also has platforms/tracks 21 and 22 before 1, and then goes up to 8 from there, I think
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Interesting. Was it common in the past, or in your region, for the service worker to actually ask for the change? I've never heard of that, or experienced it in my own life. Usually the customer plays the only active part in the "
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4y ago
If they're forcing their child to learn git I'd agree. If the child somehow got into contact with git (e.g. by getting into programming) and wanted to learn more about it, I don't see the harm.
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4y ago
The Cape Barren goose also rarely swims, according to Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Barren_goose
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4y ago
No, of course not. But that's also not what OP claimed.
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4y ago
>here's the water filled explosive knocking down a door Seems more like it's blowing a hole into a wall.
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It even says: "If you believe you have a valid business reason for accessing ERCOT resources, please contact the ERCOT ServiceDesk at ServiceDesk@ercot.com"
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4y ago
Big "if"
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I don't think she was trying to say that those disciplines contribute to the progress of society in any meaningful way. The point, in my opinion, was that particle physics has neither relevance for societal progress, nor currently make
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I voiced my strong support when they changed the standard git editor on my distro from vim to nano. While I'm still playing with the thought of really getting into vim and/or emacs at some point, nano is just a much simpler, more
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McDonald's ECrew Development Program
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Funny, I thought I'd previously only heard that from an anime series (Demon Slayer). But since I watched every episode of QI I must've heard it there too. Maybe it was just the repeat mention that stuck. In any case I won't g
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It's not that radical to equate dollar values with "good for stockholders". At least in my impression that is what most stock holders care about.
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Way to make my thoughts turn to darker things again! I was just enjoying the prank aspect of it, but you pulled me back into reality. While a small part of me feels like drone displays in the sky would be awesome, it would of course be awfu
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Interesting. I'm looking at the same image and find it stunningly beautiful. De gustibus non est disputandum, I guess.
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5y ago
I don't quite understand. Are you saying that Hunter Biden consulted for bio-weapon labs in Ukraine?
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Seems like it, at least for now https://www.aboutchromebooks.com/news/steam-gaming-on-chrome...
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Yes, same here in Austria (if that isn't were OP is based). I would imagine it's the same in Germany, since the school system is quite similar. Of course it's possible that some schools handle it differently, but this is the
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I don't know how the tests are structured and therefore what those levels mean in practice, but simply from the description on Wikipedia[1] I'd consider B2 quite enough of an achievement when it comes to learning a language: C
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5y ago
In another content they wrote "hope they raise a financial instrument just so I can short the living daylights out of it" . So that's what they're cryptically referring to.
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Well, it also seems to have only 24 days. So maybe it's an https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advent_calendar
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I've just imagined the most bland white cup, almost like the platonic ideal of a cup. None of my cups, or the cups at work, look like that.
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I once stumbled upon a link to request my data according to the European GDPR, and did so. Never heard back though.
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Giving back to the Linux ecosystem is definitely much more enjoyable than reporting Windows bugs. I'm active building packages and reporting/fixing bugs for Solus, as well as contributing some code to a variety of projects from ti
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This is one of the great joys of open source software. Provide a reasonable bug report and who knows, maybe even the main developer directly responds to it (and thanks you for your input) . For Microsoft Windows you can only hope that you h
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I also spent quite a lot of time during the Windows 10 preview phase, and a while after release, diligently reporting bugs, and voting on well thought-out feature requests. But after noticing that none of these bugs ever got any attention,
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Can't find more than their names either. (sinister-math, workstation, denim-joint, water, office)
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Seems likely connected to this old post of his about no longer wanting to provide free service to corporations: http://web.archive.org/web/20210704022108/https://github.com... Also he seems to have somew
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They used to at least. Since I live in the city now I can't tell personally but I just called my mother and she says the clock tower in her town also rings during the night. Edit: From what I could gather in a couple of minutes it stil
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