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by elygre 5y ago
With which data type do you experience this?
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by elygre 5y ago
Ref this > Sorry I saw this circulate a few days ago and linked the first thing I found on DDG. > I have no reason to think it's fake news. I think the expectation is that you should have a reason to think that it's not fa
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by elygre 5y ago
Ken sent me.
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by elygre 5y ago
I’m surprised that you expect to not pay for the service you use. I checked into a hotel yesterday, and will check out this morning. I don’t consider it bad customer service that they want to get paid for that room.
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by elygre 5y ago
Actually, it seems that European companies have the larger market share in Europe, with Tier (Germany) as #1, Voi (Sweden) as #2, and Bolt (Estonia) as #5. https://mindthezag.com/trends/european-update-360000-e-scoot...
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by elygre 5y ago
In the US, tweeting critically about Israel would probably be the bigger risk. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Salaita_hiring_contro...
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by elygre 5y ago
> Is it because socialized medicine can't cope with a surge in illness (Canada was another example) exposing the poor state of socialized healthcare after spending 10's of billions a year in tax payer funds. Somehow the USA wit
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by elygre 5y ago
I think I understand what you mean by “accusations of being traitors from the right”. However, I was unaware of “BLM hostility on the left”. Could you share some more information about this?
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by elygre 5y ago
If you want the details on security features of EU/EEC drivers licenses, the European Union has published a handbook for that: https://euagenda.eu/upload/publications/untitled-96809-ea.pd...
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by elygre 5y ago
I just read Diaspora, and find it far from hard sci-fi. The Wikipedia page says “Egan invents several new theories of physics”, and that to me is not hard sci-fi.
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by elygre 5y ago
Where is the fraud in this context?
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by elygre 5y ago
What is broken-by-design about the api?
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by elygre 5y ago
You may not want Teams, but do not live in the illusion that nobody wants Teams. As proof: I want Teams.
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by elygre 5y ago
I have never encountered a situation with forced reboots every 10 minutes. Do you have any very special hardware that might cause this?
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by elygre 5y ago
The premise was "consisting exclusively of F-35". you might have wanted F22s, but they are not available in the scenario.
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by elygre 5y ago
> Sigh… That comes across as very condescending, and took all of my attention away from your actual arguments.
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by elygre 5y ago
Since you have skin in the game: how do you think your house cleaner should get health care?
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by elygre 5y ago
The island of Røst, off to the north west of Norway, has about 500 inhabitants, a subsea cable, and a remote controlled airport. I don't know if the cable is a hard requirement, but I imagine it is helpful to ensure stable airport oper
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by elygre 5y ago
Yeah, my then partner renounced US citizenship due to this.
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by elygre 5y ago
Does France require this information for French citizens who no longer live in France, but moved to (for example) the United States 20 years ago? Or, as in the case of a former partner of mine: She was born in the US, from Belgian parents w
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by elygre 5y ago
Somewhat unrelated, under the Bank of Norway head office in Oslo, there is a piece of tunnel that was never used. There were two alternative routes being considered for a tunnel under Oslo, and when they built a new bank over one of the ro
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by elygre 5y ago
As a foreigner, though a frequent watcher of American crime shows: what exactly is a misdemeanor, and why is it bad that stealing is one? What changed when it was reclassified?
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by elygre 5y ago
Do you have a reference for that?
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by elygre 5y ago
This was news to me. Could you explain a bit more, including if you think this is still the case, or when it stopped being so?
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by elygre 5y ago
Where are you located, with a government that managed toilet paper output and availability?
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by elygre 5y ago
Looking at what drives pretty much everybody I know, there is about a zero percent chance that any sizable portion of the population will chose to not work.
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by elygre 5y ago
I agree that this would probably happen in the Java world, regardless of kotlin. However, I disagree with the statement that enterprise Java users are not looking at kotlin. From my view (in a large, global consulting business), we see larg
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by elygre 5y ago
It sounds like you (or your enterprise) has chosen not to upgrade you applications. That's fine. But it's hardly fair to blame the vendor for your choice of not upgrading.
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by elygre 5y ago
I see them as entirely separate, similar to how I think of Microsoft Word being different from https://microsoft.com/word as being entirely different.
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by elygre 5y ago
The report does not apply to the gitlab application, but to the gitlab marketing page. I think it’s a clickbait title, for that reason.

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