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by efdee 9y ago
By that logic, killing a person that leaves nobody behind is a victimless crime as well. Just saying.
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by efdee 9y ago
Op me cause I'm lame.
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by efdee 9y ago
Then again, if you feel that you need to be able to downvote people in order to "participate", maybe it's good that you don't have a downvote button yet ;-)
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by efdee 9y ago
You need to be an EU citizen.
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by efdee 9y ago
At least in Belgium, that right has existed for ages without the compensation on blank media (cassettes, VHS tapes, ...). When they introduced the tax it was quite explicitly stated that it was a compensation for illegal copying. Why I, who
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by efdee 9y ago
This is ridiculous. Please back up your claim that either Angular or React include literally any kind of spying capability whatsoever.
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by efdee 9y ago
Inventing new things so we can do the old things cheaper in an equally safe or safer way. Not basically what the Chinese do.
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by efdee 9y ago
Just a good mix of NIH and scratching your own itch. It's a good project to learn from.
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by efdee 9y ago
It's been a while, but I'm quite sure that when I ran Windows 7, I had grouped, icon-only taskbar buttons.
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by efdee 9y ago
Sure it can. One person's abuse can be another person's pornography. Disheartening but no less true.
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by efdee 9y ago
Not really. You're allowed to download for personal use from authorized sources. See https://ictrecht.be/featured-2/torrents-wat-mag-en-wat-mag-n... .
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by efdee 9y ago
Technically the "you" in your statement is not the same person/people as "the people buying Macbooks or using Linux directly". But I see what you mean. Hopefully you also see what I mean - that nobody in their right
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by efdee 9y ago
Or maybe some people just need PuTTY for the SSH stuff, because they feel Powershell is superior to bash and related Unix shells.
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by efdee 9y ago
Gambling.
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by efdee 9y ago
If you don't do "really good QA", you end up causing more problems than you fix.
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by efdee 9y ago
I am quite convinced stakeholders couldn't really care less about the guarantees being made by unit tests. Higher level integration tests, maybe.
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by efdee 9y ago
How do you handle dependencies of the class under test then?
528.
by efdee 9y ago
What difference does an ORM make?
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by efdee 9y ago
Not without consequence. You as a company will have to determine which is more of a problem: Facebook using your patents, or you using Facebook's patents.
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by efdee 9y ago
Modern version of the television, maybe. And why not?
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by efdee 9y ago
I think the heavier doses require a prescription, but you're right. You can just get it OTC at your pharmacy most of the time.
532.
by efdee 9y ago
To be honest, real black on real white is horrible from a design/UX point of view.
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by efdee 9y ago
Why would you go to the hospital to get an ibuprofen in the first place? Go to a doctor.
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by efdee 9y ago
I think that alternative title would catch my attention a lot better, actually.
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by efdee 9y ago
Sadly, in most of the Western countries, your pension payments go to paying the pensions currently being handed out. By the time you'll need yours, unless something changes, there won't be enough money to pay it. That's why y
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by efdee 9y ago
Code splitting seems like a major feature to miss out on. I assume/hope it will come to Brunch sooner rather than later.
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by efdee 9y ago
Yes, very much. It's called the chilling effect.
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by efdee 9y ago
So everytime there is an error on the list, all adblockers have to be re-released to start using the new address? Doesn't sound very practical.
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by efdee 9y ago
Would you mind expanding a little on what simple tasks are locking up the UI for you? This is something I haven't experienced before.
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by efdee 9y ago
I very much like what you're doing for those of us who've made wrong choices in the past. However, I am a little bit concerned what drives a company to go to a site -especially made for those people- looking for future employees.

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