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by genezeta 3y ago
While quite interesting, I'll mention this as a heads-up: The website managed to mess my browser (Firefox on Windows, in this case) so much I had to close it and restart it.
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by genezeta 3y ago
Here the current underground trains are almost fully autonomous. They still carry a person in the cabin "just in case" and mostly because of union pressure. There's also a plan where new trains to be delivered in 2025 will
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by genezeta 3y ago
Just in case you didn't notice and so that you don't miss it, it ends on Nov 5, so don't wait till Christmas :)
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by genezeta 3y ago
That's version 6. The floppies used version 4.
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by genezeta 3y ago
I'd say they meant Bitlocker is Windows only.
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by genezeta 3y ago
Captivity environments for Emperor penguins are kept around 0C (32F), which is easy to do. Your fridge can do it. In Antarctica, they usually live on the coast, where average temperatures are around -10C to 10C, not as extreme as in the int
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by genezeta 3y ago
I don't think that part is so much about the job titles themselves. It's more about the interests/motivations. As in "I said smoking was bad and a lot of people that worked in selling tobacco told me I was wrong and that
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by genezeta 3y ago
Not potential: Uncaught ReferenceError: can't access lexical declaration 'j' before initialization Semicolons aren't that bad.
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by genezeta 3y ago
> and It'll be good enough for starters That is the key. Start with something simple. Yes, a template is a good idea. If you want to go just one step farther, a static site generator may be better. There are dozens (hundreds [0])
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by genezeta 3y ago
There is no single "right way". Instead, there are pros and cons to various solutions and your circumstances will value those pros/cons in a particular, personal way. This will make a few of those options be more suitable to
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by genezeta 3y ago
Clearly we can't know for sure unless we have more information about the data itself. But my reasoning is this: If we assume a uniform number of "samples per area" then the north/south distinction does matter. Larger tot
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by genezeta 3y ago
Yes, you're absolutely right. There's more sea surface in the southern hemisphere, so it makes sense that generally the peak would be determined by southern summer.
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by genezeta 3y ago
I'd say you're reading it correctly. This is what I see: There's an underlying yearly cycle that goes something like: - gets hotter around March - gets colder around May-June - gets hotter around August - gets colder around N
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by genezeta 3y ago
> the word Libre regarding libraries and books That's not really "libre", but either libro (book) or librería (bookshop). You may see libre on parkings [0]. [0] https://www.burguet.es/fotos/cart
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by genezeta 3y ago
I casually clicked this and it is automatically translated according to your browser's language, it seems. So, since I opened it with the one I've set to Spanish, everything was auto-translated into Spanish. The example table beca
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by genezeta 3y ago
Yes, applets were already interactive and programmable. But they sort of ran "in a box", like Flash. So you have this particular rectangle in the page, inside of it something runs and works and does its thing... but outside of it,
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by genezeta 3y ago
> For example at first hardly anyone understood Closures At first, closures weren't even available. I mean, in 1.0 and 1.1 you could only declare global functions. 1.2 introduced function expressions and closures. That was June 1997
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by genezeta 3y ago
Not even a sample of what can be expected? Uhm. Anyway, the Generate Cover Letter button has "cursor: not-allowed;" to imply it is not enabled if you don't fill the form first, but it actually works and proceeds to payment wi
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by genezeta 3y ago
Usually a fuel leak is a problem. It's something that occurs. You have your design, you build it and somewhere in the whole process a problem occurs and there's a fuel leak, usually at high/operating temperature. Maybe the
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by genezeta 3y ago
I'm not sure why the reference, but you probably mean Neuromancer.
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by genezeta 3y ago
Geppetto. Or, if you need to, Chat Geppetto.
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by genezeta 3y ago
> I've only done take homes for companies that I've already passed initial interviews for and generally like the people I've talked to and have favorable impressions of the culture/workplace thus far So your experienc
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by genezeta 3y ago
I guessed you would disagree. It's a bit sad, though, coming here asking "what am I missing?" and then making every effort to discard anything anyone says. Don't mean to antagonize; just think it's sad.
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by genezeta 3y ago
> Vast majority of users understand perfectly well that the company needs funding to go on and if it collapses, their online communities will go down with it. The vast majority of users understand about funding but largely prefer having
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by genezeta 3y ago
Note that Reddit already has some "premium membership" in place and yet from those reddit makes about 1/25 times what it makes from advertising (2021). So what you're missing is that, in general, people are not that will
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by genezeta 3y ago
In 2004 IE had 94% share of the browser market. There were "tiny upticks" but, going slowly and steadily, in August 2008 Firefox had gained about 30-33% and IE was down to about 60%. And then (September 2008) Chrome happened.
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by genezeta 3y ago
These days I find it fairly risky to think that it's reasonable to believe just anything you read on the internet because a website says so.
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by genezeta 3y ago
ESA -and Europe in general, sure, but particularly ESA- also has a massive bureaucratic problem.
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by genezeta 3y ago
There are two payments. First you pay to participate in the lottery. This is money you've lost no matter what. Then if you win you pay a second amount for the permit itself.
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by genezeta 3y ago
That scroll snap -or something- is messing up.

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