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elnatro
4y ago
Do we know if Apple have a calendar for allowing different web browser engines in iOS?
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4y ago
Only if it wants to not be unplugged.
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I worry about the toxicity of the plastic this artist’s has used, more so if the plastic’s have been fused by heating them.
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4y ago
The fish house in English.
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4y ago
Thank you to all developers, testers, and everyone that made this release of Python possible.
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4y ago
Granada was dominated by the Moors for 700 years. The rest of the Spain (and Portugal) wasn’t. Later Medieval-era Spanish identity was anti-Moor but not always was the case. Keep in mind that the country of Spain did not exit until the 1500
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I would prefer to run Linux GUI applications inside docker containers but, that’s something.
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There are just two companies that have that route, but another one will be up and running later this year. When high demand, extra trains are added.
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We are talking about 2-4 hours of travel time standing up, almost nobody would like that. In Spain there are several railway companies: RENFE, Ouigo and (TBD) Irio. There are enough trains for the current demand. If they detect a surge (hol
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4y ago
You can buy a ticket for a non-assigned seat but not for long routes like the one that goes to Paris. I’d say that having to buy a ticket with an assigned seat in high-speed trains in Spain has been always been that way. However, short-rout
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HS2 line is planned, Madrid-Barcelona is built (was completed in 2008).
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It’s not the same to travel standing up (i.e. not having an assigned seat) than to be able to stand up (i.e. have an assigned seat).
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Security concerns. I’m case of an accident you can sit and maybe survive. Edit: keep in mind that the Madrid-Barcelona high speed railway line reaches almost 250kph. That’s more than the double maximum speed of a car in Spain.
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The Perpignan-Lyon has been postponed by the French government. When they complete it, the connection with Barcelona will see much more railway traffic.
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I’m not sure it’s legal to have standing passengers in high-speed trains. That’s why you have to buy your ticket before getting into the train, and showing the ticket to railway company personnel if requested. You have an assigned seat ther
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4y ago
I don’t see your point… sometimes there’s high demand of train travel.
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Is this book useful for a 10-year-old-experience software engineer (I also studied Computer Science)? I usually see this book named as “worth it” but I don’t know if it is an introduction to computer science or it is really interesting for
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It is not. Catalonia is one of the richest regions on Spain nowadays.
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Not according to the law of the sea.
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- Most of the Colombians are descendants of Spaniards. - The law of the sea recognizes that the cargo of a shipwreck belongs to the country of the ship’s flag. There was no Colombia nation at the time of the shipwreck.
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4y ago
Do software solutions can work? I’m not sure, besides I’m sorry but… I haven’t used emacs, would you say it is worthy?
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I would buy this in an instant. A separated device to write my blog or some short stories would be a godsend to me. With each year it passes, I feel my concentration vanish more and more. A distraction-free device could help me regain some
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Well, don’t read too much into that. There are rude people everywhere. From what I know, Brazil produces high-quality software developers/computer scientists (elixir and Lua come from Brazil). Of course there are big social issues in B
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Didn’t know him. Why is he a “bullshitter”?
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For 11 years public hasn’t had 1 single Pegasus spyware sample from citizenlab
(twitter.com)
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Excuse me, but… why? I mean I understand the need to be informed about this conflict but be aware of doom-scrolling. I myself I’m going to limit the amount of war-related information because of my mental health.
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I mean a statue-homage in his city or town, I’m not even American but would donate to this cause.
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A titan among humans, co-creator of C and UNIX, a statue should be erected to this man.
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Well, if it’s their language, why are not going to call it “vasco”? They are indeed “vascos”. Seems fine to me.
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Catalans didn’t lose anything, they were part of the Kingdom of Aragon (a part of the Kingdom of Spain), and when Charles II died without heir, there was a civil war against two European families: Bourbon & Habsburg. Castile nobles chos
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