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by krzyk 3y ago
Well, Antarctica is bigger than Australia.
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by krzyk 3y ago
In my case (school in Poland) it was: Australia and Oceania
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by krzyk 4y ago
Exactly, adding to that: they are NOT repackaging/rebranding chrome/chromium, they are actually building a browser.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm not from UK so can't answer that. But if you think logically, there are some things you can't do in apartment, e.g. listen to loud music at night, or drill holes when others might be sleeping. Turning down heating to zero
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by krzyk 4y ago
Normally apartments are built for living in them, and majority of dwellers don't leave it for more than vacations and holidays. Having thick isolation between apartments is a waste of resources in most cases - better to put on the whol
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by krzyk 4y ago
JavaScript is as good as JSON. It has eaten The world jest because it was in every browser. Similarly Chrome, advertised on the biggest search engine.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I live in a house, but I don't own a oil based lawnmowers, chainsaws etc. (just battery or direct electric), I don't have such a large property to justify oil ones :) My in-laws have a larger property but they also go with electri
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by krzyk 4y ago
How to stock gasoline? Isn't it a fire hazard? And I won't be digging up a hole in yard and turn into a petrol station.
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by krzyk 4y ago
No people that I know have a gas can. They had, like 30 years ago, but nowadays, not a single person. I think it would be easier to find a battery storage in one of the houses that have solar panels (like 50% of them in my neighborhood) tha
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by krzyk 4y ago
I wouldn't call those network protocols as "terrible 80s designs" rather quite opposite, great design that lasted decades.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Camry price starts in my country from 38k EUR, that is about twice the amount and I would use to buy a new car still feel guilty for overspending. And Tesla 3 starts at 47k EUR. Last new car I bought was for 13k EUR (but that was 10 years a
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by krzyk 4y ago
European climate has a big range, you have Greece/Spain and you have Norway. And countries in the middle have few months with temperatures below and at 0 degrees Celsius.
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by krzyk 4y ago
What country does have that "eco bonus"?
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by krzyk 4y ago
> From what I've seen most Eastern European countries have parking lots on old buildings, and often underground parking garages on new ones. Underground parking on new ones - correct. Parking lots on old buildings - kind of, old bui
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by krzyk 4y ago
> And they're far cheaper and more available than they are in the US Ekhem, I think you live in a really wealthy place in EU, maybe Norway that subsidies electric cars so e.g. plumbers are driving Teslas. But in the real world, elec
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by krzyk 4y ago
Can I switch to a different window manager, because I really don't like the default in macos - specifically a tiling WM.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> as earth-shaking as the changes we got with Java 7 7 didn't introduce anything earth-shaking (just try-with-resources), lambdas were earth-shaking, just like records and switch expressions are.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> The non-LTS releases are every 6 months and have support for one year. Not exactly, they are supported for 6 months (well, till the next JDK release) at least the builds on jdk.java.net page. Other vendors might provide different suppo
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by krzyk 4y ago
What is the "cool" language nowadays?
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by krzyk 4y ago
It depends on "recently". I contacted them (human, right away, speaking my language - I'm in EU and the store was in different country than mine) about a year or two ago where I had issue with my phone, and there was no issu
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm surprised that there is something like Amazon Photos, this is literally first time I hear about it.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm surprised, Amazon is well known of having the best in class customer support for their store (I mean: "Customer: My kindle broke, because I sat on it. Amazon: no worries, let me send you a replacement, no need to send back the
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by krzyk 4y ago
> Not only async, but C# had LINQ, lambdas, records, pattern matching, pointers, hardware instructions via intrinsics, stackalloc etc. before similar constructs came into Java, if they ever did. Just a clarification regarding one stateme
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by krzyk 4y ago
Picasa uploaded photos to picasaweb, before Google rebranded it to photos.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm Java fanboy, but I look at other languages. Python is nice, Scala is great. But JS (and TS as a result) are amalgamation of different features pushed together by different browser vendors. The resulting code is unreadable gibberish
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by krzyk 4y ago
Never used Google+, but used Picasa/photos from the beginning.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> just as fast when considering the developer productivity I wouldn't use Javascript and developer productivity in the same sentence.
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by krzyk 4y ago
In my case Kotlin was harder to read than Java, so it really depends on the person. (Same thing with Groovy, but that one is even worse than Kotlin) On the other hand Scala looks nice.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Do you really think they just forget about it? It has a purpose: https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/amber-dev/2020-April/0058...
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by krzyk 4y ago
Now, how hard it would be to allow user to have a slider (just like the one on iPhones for DND) to allow hardware disabling of mic?

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