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by kleiba 1y ago
Also currently renovating our house, will not put any smart home stuff in it at all.
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by kleiba 1y ago
OT: long time Emacs user, but my new employer insists on everyone using PhpStorm. And don't get me wrong, that's really a great IDE. I still miss Emacs, though.
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by kleiba 1y ago
The term "Swiss cheese" is a constant source of amusement for people from Europe... you know, like, there is only one type of cheese made in Switzerland...
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by kleiba 1y ago
I would take this statistics, like every other one, with a grain of salt, but still wanted to put it out there as a possible discussion point.
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by kleiba 1y ago
But also: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/work#3-salary-and-exper...
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by kleiba 1y ago
Sorry I - also - am one of those old timers who don't understand this because the shown code is all I've ever used for creating table. So, what is this "standard DOM API" if I may ask? Could you post a code example?
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by kleiba 1y ago
Also: Die Hard 3
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by kleiba 1y ago
That's a sample size of 1. When we moved to a German speaking country from the US some years ago, we didn't have that same experience at all.
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by kleiba 1y ago
What do you mean?
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by kleiba 1y ago
Thanks for letting me know that my question is irrelevant. Sorry for taking up your time.
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by kleiba 1y ago
How does Spain deal with trains that come in from a neighboring country?
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by kleiba 1y ago
Why do you guys downvote - is it because the comment sounded snarky? It wasn't meant to be, I think it is (obviously) an impressive feat to work as a photographer when your eye sight is severly limited.
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by kleiba 1y ago
> Became half blind. ... Became a photographer Impressive.
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by kleiba 1y ago
Also, re: "a tiny handful of incredible nerds" - page 20 of this [0] document lists the sales figures for Infocom titles from 1981 to 1986: it sums up to over 2 million shipped units. Granted, that number does not equal the number
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by kleiba 1y ago
The non-Windows bubble?
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by kleiba 1y ago
+1 from me!
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by kleiba 1y ago
The Sunday after the first full moon after March 21st (first day of spring) - what could possibly be confusing about that?! j/k ;-)
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by kleiba 1y ago
Agreed, I didn't mean to critique you!
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by kleiba 1y ago
They could also publish the puzzles only every second day, I guess.
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by kleiba 1y ago
For Christian Advent to be exactly 25 days long, that would be a coincidence. Advent is not the time from December 1st until Christmas, it starts on whatever days the fourth Sunday before Christmas happens to fall on that year. This way, th
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by kleiba 1y ago
De gustibus non est disputandum - I actually like the design, but then again, I don't wear watches.
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by kleiba 1y ago
This must be dependent on your country's customs, I suppose. I've taken out dishwashers quite a few times and it was actually fairly easy. No wheels, true, but cables and hoses were never much of a problem in my case.
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by kleiba 1y ago
What are the odds?
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by kleiba 1y ago
They say that choice is freedom I'm so free it drives me to the brink ... They say that choice is freedom I'm so free it's driving me insane ... They say that choice is freedom I'm
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by kleiba 1y ago
Cool! (get it?)
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by kleiba 1y ago
> The Faroe Islands are like the child that Denmark and Iceland had, but forgot to tell the world about. I suppose everyone in Greece knows them. :)
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by kleiba 1y ago
It's a click-baity title, for sure.
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by kleiba 1y ago
> in order to be fully solar based I don't think anyone is suggesting that.
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by kleiba 1y ago
The is the n-th attempt to install some regulation that would (a) lead to increased surveillance of most of the population; and (b) is trivial to circumvent by those who the government is ostensibly trying to target. So clearly, the cost-be
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by kleiba 1y ago
This might be a similar but possibly more sensible approach? -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anytime_algorithm

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