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ericol
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Thanks. She's a strong woman as well and, as devastating as these events are she's moving forward with her life, up to the point that she is planning to move to Germany in a few months. Have a nice day.
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As already stated, it's not your fault, and honestly the tip of the iceberg of this problem is that such illnesses are not even considered as such by society at large. My eldest daughter, that is an incredible bright and intelligent pe
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I had to renew my German passport last year. I live in Buenos Aires (I'm from Argentina) and the embassy refers you to a couple of places where you can get your photo taken. I went to the place that was close to a bus stop in the bus l
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Hey sorry if that was not easy to understand, I was referring to the name of the thing. "Deno" is the same as "Node" with the syllables arranged backwards.
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I think he means Ryan Dahl Anecdotally, there are several languages (French, "Argentinian" Spanish to name a couple) where it's common to re arrange the syllables of the words backward-ish (More often than not for slang - arg
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Hey! I was trying to do this a while back, and couldn't make it work. I followed the instructions in your post, and (Although it didn't work upfront) gave me the will to make it work ;) Little advice: I fixed my set up by finding
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Thta's an interesting point, and something I thought a lot about while I was doing this. Basically, this simulator just cares about the physics of it, but not resources (Fuel, oxygen, etc). I did it exactly that way, first rotation the
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Took me 3 tries to do it; my bad was not carefully reading the instructions.
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Not quite there... but almost. At some point in the life of the product my company has, we were having a real bottleneck in the DB. The solution was to "split" the data in different DBs, that would hold several clients. So, we cou
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Of all the "This <object> does not exists" this one is the one I liked the most.
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They are not alone in this practice. I still receive emails from sitepoint to my email (As recently as March 10th), and the user name finishes in _DELETED (Not kidding).
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I applaud you from taking the time to reply to that... but it was just not worth it.
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Cheers. I'm on debian 10 and that didn't work, but I suspect it's something to do with my current installation that complains about a missing Qt4 software even after installing that (That I'll research when I have the ti
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There are no releases for the software yet, so you need Qt in order to compile it. Check out the "Build" section on the page.
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EVen thought I understand the bashing Electron gets, it doesn't seem that Qt is the right choice right now. I tried to test the software: Needed Qt as there are no releases, but Qt is behind a paywall, and according to a previous post
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7y ago
> Forcing someone else to take a vaccine, if they don't want to, or forcing someone else NOT to take a vaccine, if they do "Making somebody pay taxes, if they don't want..." Dude, this has been discussed ad infinitum.
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This is US only: I think that's an important distinction to make.
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This is not exactly correct. I recently had to cut (for reasons) an mp4 video somebody sent me over Whatsapp. After fighting with ffmpeg for a day - they hey word here is "keys" - because there were issues with the video: Sound wo
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I been trying to get one of my daughters to learn programming (With / through Python) for some time now. She's also willing, but life gets in the way and her dedications was sparse. This week with lockdown and everything she start
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Funny enough, this happens in my company. We have two products in market. An "old" one (that actually paid the bills for a looong time). And another, newer one that was supposed to replace the old one way to long ago as well (That
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It's the same from me. I've been trying to talk people into worrying & caring about this for the past 3 weeks in my social group. From the standard "This is just a flu" to the brainless "I don't share your
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Good luck getting them off China.
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The problem is, exponential for how long? For instance, all seems to indicate measures in Italy are taken too late: and the exponential growth is still happening there (almost 3 weeks after the problem started) import pandas as pd
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> Treating you in emergency now might involve kicking someone else off respiratory support. This has been my standard reply to the "It's just a flu" concept for some time now. Aside from all this, it's incredible how
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This title is going to make big, big waves in reddit.
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In my experience, the electronics _around_ the leds tend to fail rather fast. Few years back - around 7 - we expanded our house slightly (A room, a small living room and a small bath) so I put led bulbs in there, plus I replaced some of the
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No an ex country; but I found this episode from 99% invisible about the Great bitter Lake Association (And it's stamps!) rather entertaining: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/great-bitter-lake-ass... Disclai
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This particular one is very interesting. "gato" does not originate from the word refering the animal, but from gatillar (triggering) that was slang for who used to pay for company (To put it in simple words). From there it evolved
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hahahahaha nop, that's a good one! but we do tend to keep deforming them, and a lot of words take on a second or more meanings.
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We argentinians do this a lot. Guess we inherited it from the French (There were big waves of immigration in the 2nd half of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th from all over Europe). There are a lot of examples of this in tan
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