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by emj 7y ago
One could test to change ipv6 address, it might work.
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by emj 7y ago
Build a java application with RHEL-base-jdk:10 and from commit id:[HASH], that is as reproducible as it gets. As is stated you can save all the build dependencies in an Docker image, so you can go back and look at it later. Usually it is en
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by emj 7y ago
That kind of thinking stems from having the car as a first choice, it's easy to go 50km with a car instead of 7km. If bicycle and walking become the first choice for short travels under 7 km then you will see that you can reach most th
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by emj 7y ago
Sounds really bad having to go by bus for an hour, I have 2-10 stores within walking distance (3-35 minutes), in a similarly sized and populated area. It would be really interesting understanding why there are no stores in some areas.
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by emj 7y ago
I does tell you something about how much of a cut the credit card companies take from retailers and customers.
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by emj 7y ago
It's the curse of the internet communication then, I should have quoted what I'm protesting against: It takes time to cook a nice meal . One need to define what "takes time" means, and what is difficult about getting t
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by emj 7y ago
Does it really matter, my question was why would you not cook food yourself? I'm not offering a model that other people should copy. From experience cooking daily for 8 people is not that much worse than for 2 people, it's just a
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by emj 7y ago
1½ hours to get kids and make food sounds about right for me, but doing that for lunch AND dinner would be really hard. For me personally "For many it is hard to find that amount of time in their day" really strange, what is that
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by emj 7y ago
It takes ~15min-60min to cook, serve and eat a meal, that is time that you can spend together. It has never been hard to find the time to do that, is this really a problem people have? (But I do live very close to a nice little store ~2 min
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by emj 7y ago
How much time and money do you want to spend, decide that then do it. Worrying over what other people are doing is not helpfull. I spend no time, and quite a lot of money on that problem.
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by emj 7y ago
I'm not really sure what your harsh point is to be honest, please expand! Massacres and atrocities are no easy things to discuss. I've spoken to survivors of the holocaust in Europe, and the Rwandan genocide, you have obviously n
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by emj 7y ago
Spring is terrible in that sense, and you do find professionals arguing for Spring and strongly typed language. That said it's not an argument I've ever heard before being part of a Spring centric shop.
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by emj 7y ago
There are technological solutions that help truck drivers to drive safely but they are actively fought by truck producers. No one is a saint, but I promise you that truck drivers spend alot of their time worrying about you and me. My argu
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by emj 7y ago
I would say that is something truckdrivers spend a lot of time avoiding, by exprience and professionalism. The same can not be said about driverless tech companies, everyone really want to be first, that makes children and other soft target
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by emj 7y ago
You get better throughput with less speed in dense environments, see pedestrians and bicyclists. The problem with highways is that they are optimized for speed and sparse environments.
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by emj 7y ago
The sad truth about proper channels is that they often forget those things as well.
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by emj 7y ago
WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, says Podemos had been breaking the terms of service by using the channel for automated mass messages. Podemos accepted that it had been using the channel for this purpose but said other parties had be
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by emj 8y ago
I was eating breakfast with a multitude of Android phones around me and four "older ones" could not access that site. The oldest that could connect was ~5 months old, all using new Mobile Chrome versions.
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by emj 8y ago
You place aluminium plants where the energy is cheap e.g. Iceland, it is often cheap because it's hard to export energy.
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by emj 8y ago
You do not need to be offensive and hatefull to make a point. This might not be the US way, but it does work.
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by emj 8y ago
Mandela wrote about this back in 1994 https://books.google.se/books?id=_ewvL93kFx4C&printsec=front... But that is South Africa, not really a poor African nation.
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by emj 8y ago
This feels an awful lot like stripping, can someone explain why need this? Logging is mentioned below but that can be solved in other means. I really have no clue how Go uses pclntab, but it does sound like you could serve that separately l
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by emj 8y ago
I agree that a renting car by the hour is not fiscally responsible, but neither is owning a car in the really long run. I do have a beautiful bikepath all the way to work, and being carless saves more than $300 per month, sure I spend it on
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by emj 8y ago
Learning new language will only make you a better programmer to a point, then it will make you bitter and dissatisfied --Aditya Siram
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by emj 8y ago
Total replacement of all compiled binaries AFAIR, and then you failed the upgrade in some way e.g. failing to upgrade libc resulting in a completely broken system. I remember I had 100MB of HD to do this upgrade so it was tight.
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by emj 8y ago
Smartcards are not flawless, they never just work, there is always something that fails, I'm not saying that USB is flawless, but there is absolutely room for improvement here.
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by emj 8y ago
Lower speed leads to fewer deaths; at ~18 mph almost no one dies, compared to 80% of pedestrians who are hit at 30 mph die. Your reasoning comes from another angle it might be correct but you can never assume people are attentive in traffic
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by emj 8y ago
No walking is NOT hazardous to you health, even if there are 10 times as many pedestrians deaths in Florida compared to Sweden it will still be a net positive to have people walking around.
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by emj 8y ago
To fill a door with foam you would need at least 20 liters of ABfoam liquid, not an impossible concept.
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by emj 8y ago
When you start having multiple incompatible ABIs active at the same time, that's when dependencies get hard. You get automagical solutions that only work for some people because it's hard to see all possible combinations of versio

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