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by datalist 10y ago
Do you mean a residence card? That does not seem to be applicable to EU citizens (at least at the moment).
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by datalist 10y ago
I admit, I am not familiar with all the details, but I as far as I know an exit should not affect the residency of foreigners already living there. As for the economy, I'd wait and evaluate how things are going. Have you considered Vie
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by datalist 10y ago
I'd say it is past negotiations. The referendum probably puts them actually now in the weaker position. If people opt for the EU, Brussels could easily ignore any claims for further privileges, after all the EU has been officially back
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by datalist 10y ago
What are the reasons you'd be considering this? Any particular cities you'd consider?
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Google, practice what you preach(medium.com)
5 points by datalist 10y ago|2 comments
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by datalist 10y ago
Mixing styles will always lead to a mess though, regardless of whether one uses tabs and then someone "introduces" spaces or vice versa. Using spaces wont help much in that case.
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by datalist 10y ago
A downvote for agreeing with someone, seriously?
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by datalist 10y ago
I second what WayneBro wrote.
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by datalist 10y ago
Can you elaborate on what problems you encountered with tabs in a Unicode context?
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by datalist 10y ago
Tabs. I used to prefer spaces until I came across an argument which convinced me to convert: Indentation can be something very subjective, some prefer two spaces, others four and yet again others maybe eight. With spaces everyone is forced
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by datalist 10y ago
It really gets ugly once squirrels are in http://www.amazon.com/review/R1Z3UE4U9MXPAX/
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by datalist 10y ago
Sorry, that statement is too little to justify the tarring and feathering mentality prevailing in this thread. If there was a seriously inappropriate conduct then that should be certainly dealt with (harassing colleagues is not acceptable -
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by datalist 10y ago
As if "positive" discrimation was ever useful or not just another form of discrimiation.
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by datalist 10y ago
That is her side of the story, which does not have be necessarily true.
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by datalist 10y ago
Though were "crude work-inappropriate remarks" the case here? We here know too little to really make educated statements.
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by datalist 10y ago
I do not like such comparisons, as it (like animals) leaves the impression that such actions are just fine with anybody besides humans.
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by datalist 10y ago
To be fair, from when it was posted here. Counting from when it was changed, it stayed for almost a year.
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by datalist 10y ago
Not Wikipedia does, a user named Bipandboppop does https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Jogging&diff=6611...
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by datalist 10y ago
Your story sounds familiar. It does seem as if something changed in the past five to ten years when it comes to the overall application and recruiting process. But then I have the impression the entire field of software development changed
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by datalist 10y ago
I do.
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by datalist 10y ago
I am not sure the point you are trying to make is fully clear. Your problem does not have anything to do with the assignment or createObject (just for the sake, the code as is isnt calling the function), but that accessing inexistent variab
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by datalist 10y ago
A 16 megapixel favicon does sound scary.
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by datalist 10y ago
Not too long ago Medium pushed an "invisible" 1MB image to clients https://binarypassion.net/digital-decadence-6ea59251d64d and the video it refers to https://vimeo.com/147806338
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by datalist 10y ago
http://www.oldversion.com/windows/google-chrome/ might work But you would need to make sure to disable the auto update, and double check as Google is very "persistent"
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by datalist 10y ago
I am talking about development, not use (which on mobile is still mostly passive). I edited my previous posting to make that clear.
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by datalist 10y ago
Yes, it could and there is a good chance it eventually will. Not because it would be actually possible to hide it but because code has/will become so complex that it wouldnt really make sense anymore. Take, for example, sites like Face
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by datalist 10y ago
Well, mobile browsers are generally very restricted in many ways. Nobody would realistically use a mobile device (in their current incarnations at least) for debugging or any sort of development, despite what many people try to convince us
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by datalist 10y ago
Temporarily published, unless someone made a copy ;) Thanks a lot for your input. Actually already pretty short for an average Medium article. As for 2) its about recognising patters in HTTP, not so much about Apache. You can apply such rul
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Ask HN: Not yet published – should it be at all, HN?(medium.com)
3 points by datalist 11y ago|3 comments
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by datalist 11y ago
These issues of bloat do not even yet include ads.

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