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m0skit0
8y ago
However a software is not an isolated system.
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I think the 2 most important factors to nuclear power stalling were: 1) Cold War and the fear of nuclear, and 2) the Chernobyl accident and its supposed consequences (which time demonstrated were extremely magnified at the time, probably al
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8y ago
So then not everything was bad back in the Evil Empire?
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8y ago
Jobs could have made his point without shouting, i.e. being an asshole.
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8y ago
You won the internet today, sir.
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8y ago
Forbes, definitely an objective and impartial source about Russia.
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8y ago
"Real" is not real.
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8y ago
A "real" day is 86164100 milliseconds (23h 56m 4.100s)
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8y ago
One could also argue it was the anarchists that undermined the revolution. Yes, it is a complex war, but the Republic bled as much internally as against the fascists.
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8y ago
My phrasing implied that other democratic regimes didn't care because the republic was too left leaning.
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Soviets, not Russians. Stalin was not Russian.
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And let's not forget the Congo Free State https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atrocities_in_the_Congo_Free_S...
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Anarchists also attacked communists when it suited them. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Ses%C3%A9
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Stalin did support the Republic against the fascist uprising supported by Hitler and Mussolini. And it was the only country that supported a democratic regime against a blatant fascist military coup.
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I guess he implied mundane on a scale level :)
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9y ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQs6IC-vgmo
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9y ago
For simple queries, I totally prefer ORM because the code that converts the results to objects is more work than learning/writing the ORM API. For complicated queries involving joins and/or complicated conditions, in my experience
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9y ago
That mode doesn't do what you think it does.
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9y ago
"The data Google has on you can fill millions of Word documents" What does this even mean?
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9y ago
Google Keyboard has speech-to-text, that should work with any note-taking app.
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9y ago
You're right, sir, I remembered wrong. In fact I was even stunned back then lol.
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Nope, Vista is 6.0 and 7 is, well, 7.0.
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Still Windows 2000 was more oriented to servers (which btw was the main business for the NT line until XP). You could easily mistake an XP for 2000 if you removed the skinning.
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The first web browser was released on 1990, so 27 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web
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ME was the last installment of the 9x kernel series (not a surprise the 9x line died...), while 2000 and follow ups were NT kernel.
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Actually XP was a slight modification over 2000, specially graphically. Hence the version naming 5.0 and 5.1.
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9y ago
Welcome to capitalism.
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9y ago
Actually 30+ years is almost half of computer history...
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We're not in 1995 anymore...
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9y ago
Although the Stratum idea seems logical and even good (at least for me) the basic problem in developing countries is always the same: widespread corruption and wirepulling.
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