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I don't know if things have improved. But 10 years ago I spent $800-00 over six months on Google click adds that seemed to do nothing but give $800-00 to Google. To better understand where the money went I looked at my website logs any
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> To quickly test a new general code editor I just want 3 "simple" things: column selection, regexp search and replace, and a python mode. FWIW since you mention Notepad++, Zeus is another Windows based programmer's editor
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Based on the down votes I have to assume some people think you can move a warm body mass to a colder region and that will have no effect on the temperature of that colder region. Where does all the energy go if it does not go into raising t
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Call me old school but before starting out writing code I much prefer to find a quite place, take out a pen and paper and spend the hour sketching out a few design thoughts on paper. That entire process many only produce one or two sheets o
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From the second link: Meanwhile, its consumption of coal – the dirtiest of the fossil fuels – dropped by 3.7 per cent, with imports down by a substantial 30 per cent. The country’s solar and wind energy capacity soared last year by 74 an
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There is plenty of evidence China is working hard to close their dirty power generation plants and move to clean energy. Here's something from late 2015: China is totally crushing the U.S. on renewable energy http://grist.
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I don't think the problem is sovereignty. The problem is vested interests, wealth and greed. I have no doubt that given the will, the problem of climate change is not an overly hard problem to fix. We humans have always been good at pr
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Because you show lots of skepticism, but there is nothing scientific about it. The science has been done and the answer is in. If you do not understand the science, that doesn't make the science wrong, it just makes you look stupid.
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And now that cold area of Antarctica starts to warm up and the problem just got worse.
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And unless we stop thinking about this as a countries issue rather than a issue for humanity then we are all doomed.
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Northern Australia has it's monsoon period from October to April and it only got it's first real downpour this month. With only a few months to go it's going to be a rather dry monsoon for Northern Australia. So there are no
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Considering the fact that Excel had to run on multiple versions of Windows and also run on the Apple Mac I can understand why they would hate hidden dependencies. I've experienced the joy of trying to make sure Win32 code runs on Windo
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I do realize that Russian troops invaded Ukraine but they are not at war (i.e. war has not been declared). Ask Putin are Russia soldiers in the Ukraine he will say no. Ask him if Russia is supporting fighters in Ukraine with weapons he wi
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>> Considering Russia and China are casually annexing territories, its pretty obvious this framework no longer exists > A pretty big overstatement. The only cross-border war between nations I can think of is Russia and Ukraine. Rus
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I think that is one of the reasons they are so bad for the environment, they don't settle. Instead they end up suspended in the oceans of the world and fish eat them and slowly die.
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If whatever development system you are using is showing signs of being slow to start, I would say it is time to find a better, faster alternative?
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[ANN] Zeus IDE – With Rust and Clang Support
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> using an egg analogy, you can't uncook an egg An Australian man who uncooked an egg has won an Ig Nobel Prize for achieving the unintentional feat. http://www.northerndailyleader.com.au/story/3359027/auss
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The good news is the idea has been put forward now. That means, through the wonders of experimental physics, sometime in the next 10, 20, 50 years we will find out if the idea sinks or swims. I wish the idea the best of luck, as we do need
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That is capital gain, but I doubt you will get much in the way of capital gain if the institute you invested in is not making a profit. In fact the opposite is quite common. Companies do an initial IPO to raise capital and then spend the ne
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One option is to use an editor that has a clang based plug-in.
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As you correctly point out, incorruptible Southern-Asia governments seem to be the exception and not the norm. Unfortunately, it also seems to be a government contagion that seems to be spreading.
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And here is another issue that has just started to occur on a rather annoying, regular basis. Right click on the task bar, hoping to bring up a menu so you can select the task manager to kill an errant application. Instead you get a pop up
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The first problem is these fires cover vast swaths of remote land, with no easy access for fire fighting. Secondly, these are not your normal fire, but instead they are peat fires, meaning the fire is burning meters underground. And because
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I'm not sure what the author expects the rest of the world to do. Indonesia is a sovereign state that also claims to have a full fledged democracy and the rule of law. Surely they have all the tools to fix this problem. The outside wor
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And here is another example of stupid change for the sake of change. In all previous Windows you could select and application using the start menu, right click and use the send to option to create a desktop shortcut. Windows 10 has no such
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OK, here is an example. I ran into the all too common Start Button not working issue: https://www.techmesto.com/fix-start-menu-broken-windows-10-t... After about three days I found out this was cause by me changing the loca
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I can't provide any specifics other than to say I've used all these version of Windows over my lifetime: Windows 3.x Windows for Work Groups Windows 95 Windows Me Windows XP Windows Vista Windows 7
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> The majority of the cost of retail electricity is the maintenance of the transmission network I can't speak for the rest of the world, but here in Australia that's just not true, since the utility companies have a tendency to
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As someone who just moved to Windows 10 with all new hardware, my advice would be just don't do it! Windows 7 is a much better version of Windows than Windows 10 will ever be so my suggestion would be wait a few years.
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