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by dxdm 4y ago
I'm from Europe, out of school for two decades, and still dream about it. A lot of math exams, but anything, really.
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by dxdm 4y ago
The word "locomotion" sets the goal, though.
363.
by dxdm 4y ago
It's spelled "newance". ;)
364.
by dxdm 4y ago
Maybe there's a lesson for him in that comment.
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by dxdm 4y ago
> Looking through my wallet, the only thing that would have a significant hurdle to replacing it is my Egyptian residence permit Maybe don't carry that in your wallet if you don't need it where you are and it's so hard to
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by dxdm 4y ago
> And in one famous case, injected by a secret agent using an umbrella I think you're mixing up the Litvinenko murder, which used polonium in a beverage, and Makenko, who got injected with poision with the tip of an umbrella.
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by dxdm 4y ago
I wonder if a 50 EUR entry price will really deter many visitors. Venice itself is a huge attraction, people travel there specifically at a significant cost in time and money. That 50 Euro sounds like a drop in the bucket to me, it will sim
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by dxdm 4y ago
Yes, and that software requires some esoteric proprietary OS that I've banned from all of my memory. :D
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by dxdm 4y ago
In Germany, a lot of the time, public transport is awesome. I love public transport here. You can always find something to complain about, and of course there will be exceptions, but compared to other places I've been to, public transp
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by dxdm 4y ago
Could it be that they aren't afraid _because_ they have superior weapons, and want to keep that edge? The world still appears to be a scary place when others may assume that you can't defend yourself.
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by dxdm 4y ago
When were you a child? In the late eightees, I happily played with Lego that had grey swords for knights in grey castles, and pirate themed stuff with brown guns, and cannons that were grey and brown. Lots of green base plates, too.
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by dxdm 4y ago
Doesn't mean what they're saying is wrong. Probably makes more sense to attack the substance of their argument, and not their bio.
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by dxdm 4y ago
I don't understand what point you want to make. Also, why require this poor child in your thought experiment, when there's apparently a real, living Google developer who thinks they are dealing with a person?
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by dxdm 4y ago
I'm using PyCharm in i3 daily, and it works great. There was a bug around input focus of certain Windows once, it had an immediate work around, and Jetbrains fixed the bug in a reasonable time frame for the probably pretty small percen
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by dxdm 4y ago
I'm in the north, it's affecting a lot of supermarkets and restaurants here.
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by dxdm 4y ago
Why would you want a collection of keys to behave like the mapping they came from? Why not pass around the dict itself, when you need access to the values? This seems like it extends the responsibilities of "keys" beyond what they
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by dxdm 5y ago
What you wrote sounds extremely biased towards turning life into economical transactions on the labor market, while I think there's already too much of this mindset, and people need to be reminded that there is much more to life than e
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by dxdm 5y ago
I think the question of my GP is: Aren't better new kernels better for most people than slightly worse new kernels that are better for only very, very few people? :)
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by dxdm 5y ago
> our ineffectual administration It always saddens me to see EU citizens talk in absolutes like that. With some exceptions, and by comparison, we have some of the best governments in the world, and, for all its faults, the EU has been a
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by dxdm 5y ago
I think that's a fallacious argument. On the face of it, that they're not using GPS doesn't necessarily mean that it's because of a lack of precision. There could be other factors than precision that influence their choi
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by dxdm 5y ago
I've seen more sloppy code being kept and built upon, than any code being thrown away. Once it is sloppy, it does not get easier to make code unsloppy as time goes by. Of course, "not sloppy" does not mean perfect; but it do
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by dxdm 5y ago
They have different problems that will make them try to leave Tibet, I assume.
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by dxdm 5y ago
Presumably, her job has effects in the world beyond just her. ;)
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by dxdm 5y ago
This seems quite impractical for the real world, since it assumes perfect knowledge, perfect communication and, above all, rationality.
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by dxdm 5y ago
I don't see a runner up, only the winner. Did they change the game? Playing on mobile, Android Firefox.
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by dxdm 5y ago
You can set Android to still ring for starred contacts.
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by dxdm 5y ago
Doing tiny transactions to validate cards is a thing. I've seen this happen, it's a known problem, and that at other times it's larger transactions does not make it go away.
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by dxdm 5y ago
I don't know how much some god is going to help. Isn't your belief of what your god wants you to do, or at the very least lets you get away with, shaped by your group? If you're already caught in group dynamics, then your god
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by dxdm 5y ago
I find it strange that merely providing a link to something can be problematic here, when it's the user's browser that follows the link, and Instagram's server that decides what content to serve for it. Can I get into hot wat
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by dxdm 5y ago
That's a video by a British YouTuber, who has entertaining videos with quite often interesting perspectives, but who I think is quite biased in favor of a rosy British perspective. I don't think he's a good example for attitu

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