maury91

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by maury91 5y ago
I'm from a "poorish" family, but from Europe. Some stuff is relatable some is not: - People ordering lunch always felt weird for me, in my mind I think "why should I pay 10€ for a bowl of salad, when I can go to the groc
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by maury91 5y ago
Honestly no, but it's a joke, doesn't need to be 100% true
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by maury91 5y ago
Joke: Devs are paid by how many buttons they press, devs who use spaces press the spacebar a lot!
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by maury91 5y ago
They all need to be drawn in the same direction of the demo. If I draw them in the opposite direction ( example the circle instead of counter-clockwise, I draw it clockwise ), another shape is recognised: Triangle -> Delete / Caret
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by maury91 6y ago
Nuclear weapons did lead to nuclear energy, and that is a benefit. They also lead to the end of WW2 and to the peace we are living now ( the reason super powers don't fight each other is that attacking each other with nuclear weapons w
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by maury91 6y ago
Other than the obvious but of calculating "miss" as a kid, what about calculating the weight based on age and sex? That's potentially inaccurate too... Imagine if there's a bodybuilding convention and a plane gets half b
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by maury91 6y ago
No, it works only with Microsoft. The good thing is that you get a free subscription to xCloud and you can play Xbox with your mind. If you get the extra vaccine you get also bluetooth support and you can use a joystick.
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by maury91 6y ago
I believe the people that believe in 5G in vaccines are already posting every stupid thought they have on facebook.
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by maury91 6y ago
This reminds me of an old joke: "Doctor will I be able to play the piano after the operation?" "Yes" "Cool! I was never able to play it"
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by maury91 6y ago
I need some clarification on "connect me to the internet", does that means I can watch Youtube videos by simply closing my eyes? I can search on Google with my thoughts? Can I connect to my smart home so I can turn on the lights w
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by maury91 6y ago
You are all missing the simple solution: construct another canal next to it, so the other ships can continue to pass. ( I'm joking, do not take this as a serious solution )
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by maury91 6y ago
I'm from center ( Sardinia ), we also do Aglio, olio e peperoncino. We do use spicy peppers, but I must say they are not so common, majority of recipes don't use them but some people add them to taste. I do also like to add some s
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by maury91 6y ago
In Italy we say: "A lot of spices are to cover the taste of bad ingredients". It means that if you use a lot of spices ( we _usually_ use only black pepper and salt ), you are going to cover the taste of the ingredients you are us
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by maury91 6y ago
Seems Mapquest, Esri and HERE don't know that around one year ago one street became one way... It wins on shortest distance just because it's doing something illegal
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by maury91 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Lithuania, East Europe | REMOTE Location: Vilnius, Lithuania, East Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Figma, Adobe XD, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, InVision Résumé/CV: https:
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by maury91 6y ago
If I was Belarus and I didn't want to look scary, I would have avoided building a Nuclear Power Plant near the capital of my neighbouring EU country. A safest place could have been in the direction of Ignalina, the area has low density
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by maury91 6y ago
The point is not that they are using a broken reactor vessel, but that they tried to hide it. The construction of the plant was problematic, and it had several incidents while running. You can't trust a government that tries to cover u
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by maury91 6y ago
That power plant has a LOT of human error, from the news, it appears they made many mistake while building the power plant ( breaking stuff, pouring concrete in the wrong way, ... ) and they did try to hide it. And many incidents after turn
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Lithuania plans to hold drills in case of accident at the Belarus nuclear plant(lrt.lt)
157 points by maury91 6y ago|145 comments
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How we seamlessly connected Redux with Cypress(medium.com)
4 points by maury91 6y ago|1 comments
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by maury91 6y ago
A BLM protest in East Europe looks partially ridiculous to me, the amount of black people in those countries and the police brutality is almost null. It is more an US problem. In those countries there are more important issues to protest ab
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Can Italians Follow the Rules?(nytimes.com)
2 points by maury91 7y ago|0 comments
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by maury91 7y ago
Is it already the 1st of April?
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by maury91 7y ago
I tried firestorm (1000KM radius) and I'm alone, seems I'm the only Italian user
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by maury91 7y ago
I remember playing for years with a few friends at Serious Sam the 2nd encounter (to not be confused with Serious Sam 2), we could play in 4 with just one computer and 2 monitors (you configure it in window mode, and you put the very wide w
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by maury91 7y ago
This article highlights some security errors that are not really related to React Native: 1. Firebase permissions That is a problem of a badly configured server, in firebase you need to write some rules that are less permissive as possible,
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by maury91 7y ago
Or "how leaving the keys in the lock when you are not a home is a bad idea"
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by maury91 7y ago
The problem is that he says A to Z, not A to Z, 0, 1
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by maury91 7y ago
> But what happens if after "/p/" you put A, B, C and so on? It appears that you can find the first 28 posts of the social network. Maybe I misunderstood the phrase, but how can you get 28 posts from 26 letters? the a
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by maury91 7y ago
some of those Chrome extensions are already implemented inside chrome. CSSViewer is essentially the inspect layout of the inspector. The extension just saves you from opening the inspector. Clear Cache does exactly what the clear storage bu

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