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7y ago
How do you add money to the card? Here in Denmark we have a similar thing, but the only way to top up your card anonymously is through cash. Or do you have prepaid throwaway cards?
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That is the difference between an internal and external DSL. See https://martinfowler.com/dsl.html
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Completely agree with your replies here, but there are internal DSL's that stray so far away from the regular syntax/semantics that your skills in the host language don't apply when writing in the DSL. (Scala SBT I'm lo
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I guess they should send the reminders to the Slack channel that the ms ops team uses ;-)
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Well the rest of the phone manufacturers settled on mini usb followed by micro usb. Prior to that there were a ton of proprietary phone charger/data cables, so it did help some
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That means loading a webpage from the internet, which then runs the exploit in javascript on your local machine. Tricking users to load the page through phishing or through ads served from shady ad networks is ‘all’ it takes
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Can't wait to test out the new Nova lights from Reelight ( https://www.reelight.com/collections/bike-lights/products/no... ) Hope they are as "light" on your pedaling as their flashing hub lights
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Electroconvulsive therapy is still in use on patients that do not react to other treatments. Patients are anesthetized and the doses have been lowered today though. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/electrocon
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Does this have any implications for Secure Enclave like chips?
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The mentioned devices are mains powered (well perhaps not led-lighting) - I can see why legislators are not eager to just let anybody mess about with that.
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AWS support is indeed pretty crappy. $500 is not a fixed price. You pay 10% for the first 10K/month, 7% of $10K-$80K and so on. The Developer plan is 3%, but is pretty worthless - it should be renamed to rookie-plan or similar - you ca
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How is an additional chrome user profile that removes all history/cookies/ local storage on close different tracing-wise from an incognito session?
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Would it be prejudice to think that the checksum verifying users are not using safari?
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The Gmail image-proxy honors the regular http cache headers, so marketing mails get their open rates ‘correct’ but cannot see cookies/ip addresse
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And there is an equal number of times where this ‘feature’ is(was) annoying. I.e rentable video tapes returns
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I have a hunch its the same ‘physiology’ that causes selective hearing. “Please turn off the iPad!” vs “who wants ice cream?”
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No doubt that is true. I was referring to the scientists motivation to ‘engrave’ the Bible
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Using the Bible could be interpreted as ‘this is one of humanitys most important works so let’s preserve that first’ Yet the majority of people on planet earth are not Christian. I’ll go with the Gutenberg homage though
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Trains in Europe and probably elsewhere too, cannot compete on price as 1) fuel is taxed and they are paying emissions fees, which airlines don’t [a] 2) the operator is often obligated to run trains at times where there are very few passeng
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I'm currently being turned off by SBT
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On the similar line: Americans are often said to be unknowing since they mix up European cities / countries and can’t point them out on a map. But the reverse is totally true as well. Ask Europeans where Arkansas is (or how it is prono
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Jessica Mitford book "The American Way of Death" from 1963 is describe here https://www.laphamsquarterly.org/death/fond-farewells She documented the undertakers bumping up the prices as you describe (to put i
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8y ago
Sequence diagrams for one. You could probably do those in graphviz but not without serious fiddeling/invisible nodes and other tricks that would make your source far from being succinct, which is kind of the whole point
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When traveling abroad, pick the restaurants where the are lots of locals as opposed to the ones filled with other tourist
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Domestic or are you talking about the sixties here?
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Yes that is very common, unless you buy the cheapest tickets available. I'm sure people in 1999 would be shocked to learn that a ticket from Berlin to London is available for around 50 USD if you don't have luggage and expect to
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8y ago
The suggestion was to only allow logins with ssh keys - not disable ssh logins entirely.
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Treadmills are an ancient invention[1] and not invented in 1818 as the article suggests. And I'm sure they were frequently "fitted" with slaves or prisoners [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treadwheel
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Mortgage interest is tax deductible in the Scandinavian countries and in the Netherlands IFAIK
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8y ago
Or perhaps a little too late!
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