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871.
by lagadu 10y ago
> If you are interested in the craft, it's hard to imagine the interest ends when you cross the threshold of the workplace on your way home. It's not that I'm not interested in programming but there are a lot of things tha
872.
by lagadu 10y ago
I think it varies by country: some have work cultures where working more is somehow seen as a good thing and then everyone gets very confused about why people take weeks off with medical leave due to stress. I find a scenario where I work m
873.
by lagadu 10y ago
It's approaching zero yes but is that a bad/unexpected thing, given the plot? Bourne spends the overwhelming majority of his time alone/fighting off hostiles except for two very short-lived moments. There was nobody for him t
874.
by lagadu 10y ago
As someone who works as an identity and access governance consultant and developer, I endorse this article. I mean, there's very little you do about this particular scenario other than some small mitigations (at the end of the day you&
875.
by lagadu 10y ago
Yes, in fact I do that myself. But a credit/debit card from a different country requires that you have or have had in the past residence there, generally speaking and once you have addresses in multiple countries there's very litt
876.
by lagadu 10y ago
Why? They can still charge different amounts based on the country of the card that's making a purchase. Spotify is an example of this.
877.
by lagadu 10y ago
Portuguese people also generally see our country as a rectangle too. And no, the islands don't count.
878.
by lagadu 10y ago
I'd say France is far more a pentagon than a rectangle.
879.
by lagadu 10y ago
Technically anything that displays real-time search suggestions as you type is a keylogger, Firefox's included.
880.
by lagadu 10y ago
Be warned, e10s is still very green and it's easy to run into bugs. If all your tabs turn black for no apparent reason disable it.
881.
by lagadu 10y ago
GoMore[0] has been pretty successful around here, with half a million members (or so they claim) I haven't seen any signs of decreasing popularity either. They do ridesharing, p2p car rental and also lease cars directly. [0] http:&#x2
882.
by lagadu 10y ago
> By popularity, do you mean the repos or the pokemon? Yes :) (I would assume repo popularity, as pokemon popularity can already be found elsewhere)
883.
by lagadu 10y ago
> an arguably frivolous lawsuit. I know you're not talking specifically about mcd coffee suit, but there's nothing arguable about that one; because there's still some measure of belief that it was frivolous here's a q
884.
by lagadu 10y ago
It's non-binding, technically it doesn't have to be followed through. Regardless, it's not the EU's fault that the leaver leadership thought that political sabre-rattling would be more important than actually having a pl
885.
by lagadu 10y ago
I'd argue the opposite: if the EU shows that it isn't willing to give any special deals (other than "regular" EEA or EEA-like membership, which is what matters really) to any absconding members, any other members seeing
886.
by lagadu 10y ago
Ah yea, I agree: both are fairly aggressive moves.
887.
by lagadu 10y ago
You're saying they shouldn't? Seems a fairly straightforward strategy: by calling them out on it, they either force the UK to step up and invoke article 50 or to have their bluff called out. Both outcomes weaken the UK's abil
888.
by lagadu 10y ago
Not 100% because we'd still have accidents caused by sudden mechanical failures but there's no 100% effective, reasonable way around those.
889.
by lagadu 10y ago
Zombies are also bullshit. Until the uprising in a few weeks, that is.
890.
by lagadu 10y ago
> no rent problem I take it you don't live here, it's arguably worse but salaries are noticeably higher so it's impact is not as big.
891.
by lagadu 10y ago
Same here, particularly because the Eve Online devs are also known for posting interesting dev blogs[0][1] [0] https://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/behind-the-sc... [1] https://community.eveon
892.
by lagadu 10y ago
If you have an EU nationality the paperwork (getting a SS number, a tax card, registered residence) will take maybe 3 hours of work once you have a signed contract. I've been through it and it's surprisingly agile. I don't kn
893.
by lagadu 10y ago
As someone from the industry living in the north, I get the impression that the biggest obstacle to this is the seemingly much larger startup scene just ~500km away in Copenhagen. It's likely my experience is biased in some way but I s
894.
by lagadu 10y ago
So, just a typical day for Microsoft for the past ~20 years?
895.
by lagadu 10y ago
I suspect you're wildly overestimating how much direct involvement the CEO of a medium or large company has on product development. Obviously this can depend strongly on each company's culture (Apple is one of the most extreme exa
896.
by lagadu 10y ago
I'm a bit sad that there's no version written in BS [0] [0] https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/6088-the-worst-programm...
897.
by lagadu 10y ago
You'll see a lot more in the centre of the country than in the south.
898.
by lagadu 10y ago
This is more of a product designer or product owner failure than a developer one.
899.
by lagadu 10y ago
This sounds like there's a functionality that depends on usernames having "user" in their name. Maybe there's no trivial way of distinguishing between what the system is looking for and a "legitimate" user and
900.
by lagadu 10y ago
This is the first time I heard of the week, a quick glance around failed to raise any problems; what's wrong with them?

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