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by nedt 4y ago
Surely not 250/hr. But then US wages and what you get in Europe can't be compared just by numbers. Had always been earning to go along easily. Which is also the reason why reducing weekly hours a bit is possible. But also the arti
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Here the full-time is defined by the collective bargaining agreement, which in my case is 38.5h/w (and you must take one 30 minutes break). Anything less is part-time.
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So in the past I've worked 33h/w instead of 38.5h/w. Soon I'll go 35h/w to get an afternoon with the kids or some time for a workout. That will make me more likely to divorce? I think the opposite is the case.
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Flipping is really fun. If you do really many you'll get the color particles in straight lines coming down: Unbelievable, the crater is visible from Earth Score: 143.9 point crash Speed: 1259.8mph Angle: 35.0° Time: 629 sec
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Not only are the blocking. They also send bounce spam although they know with SPF record, that the original mail was send by a server that's not allowed in that domain.
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The human tag on google wouldn't even be a new idea. Stack overflow already has a "not a robot" badge and there around 1.100 of us - don't trust the rest. On the other hand our standard tests of verifying humans on the i
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Oh yeah overwriting the partition table can be "fun". Once wrote the partition table of a floppy to my hard drive. That was when I was still running DOS. Used a disk hex editor (I think it was part of pctools) to change it back to
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by nedt 4y ago
The thing about helmet is that it only helps protect the head and even there only partly. You might still have broken bones, bruises, shoulders, knees that hurt for a long time for various reasons, but hey at least we had a helmet. So we ar
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Finally the "Not a Robot" badge for us ~1000 users pays off. https://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/6381/not-a-robot Yeah I know, humans will team up with bots and praise the new chat overlords.
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Well you have that CSS zen garden thing nowadays. It's all the different media, screen sizes, user preferences. And instead of writing multiple classes that defines styles for different outputs you just have one and let CSS handle the
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Funny that you mention htm, because developit is Jason, who build Preact, and the author of the article is Marvin, also working on Preact. So I'm pretty sure the author know about what is needed and the alternatives and still sees use
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kompany (Moody's Analytics) | https://www.kompany.com/ | full-time | Software Developer / Test Automation Engineer | Vienna, Austria, Europe kompany is the global RegTech platform for business verification and Bus
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Not only are they tracking without consent. They are also missing very basic settings, like IP anonymization.
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First of all usage of Firefox is mostly desktop. On iOS you don't even have a real choice. Just looking at desktop doubles the share. Then you have different usage in different countries. Looking at desktop in Europe you get above 10%
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They have Jetbrains Space and Youtrack as mobile apps.
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That was already brought up in August. Original source is an article in Wirtschaftswoche. As it's paywalled you might also get to the article at ifun: https://www.ifun.de/lufthansa-apple-airtag-an-fluggepaeck-ni... Mor
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Actually marathon runners are used to regular running. You might even skip the marathon and just run regularly. No need to be a superstar, just stay fit, with a steady progress. Same for software projects. Maybe the analogy isn't that
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If you think a bike lock is not enough just get two. More work for thieves and they'll steal the bike next to yours. For you tires and seat avoid the quick clamp. And have an insurance just in case. And I do bike, but also walk and tak
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But for those conditions a car also isn't a good fit. I've seen it in Sweden, where they have snow or ice on the roads for months and they drive Ski-Doos instead. Haven't seen a self driving one yet.
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Rain with leaves on the road is really the biggest problem. With the normal mountain bike tyres snow is giving good grip and not an issue. But if you can't cycle for two full months per year that's fine if you switch back for the
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There are also a lot of disabled people that have a hard time walking or using public transport, because of steps, need to sit down and stand up, etc. But with the right bike it's much easier for them to move through the city. So even
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> There's always idiot drivers and bikers and every now and then someone gets hurt or killed. There are idiots everywhere. I just prefer them to be on a bike or walk, because then they are much less likely to cause harm if they don&
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by nedt 4y ago
Why would you need that? All businsess that aren't online can't collect that data and we still have newspapers and supermarkets. If you are interested in that data just ask your users.
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But that means you shouldn't have IP or user-agent or any unique identifier in the path.
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Most ad agencies don't know anything about targeting. It's something in the platform they have, but they don't know how it works and if it works at all. Had worked on both sides, providing ads and using them in pages. Would b
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Important stuff I ask via e-mail and refuse to take phone calls for a response. That automatically gives me the needed paper trail.
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On the iPhone it's a security feature that it still can be tracked if turned off or the battery is (almost) empty. So that's one of the aspects.
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You can also use cmd+opt+ctrl+power (quit all apps, shutdown) or cmd+ctrl+power (force restart) before trying a forced shutdown.
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Some of us just have kids and finding a flat with enough rooms for everyone plus an office room is almost impossible. So it's good to have the option to also go to the office in addition to WFH.
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I just went back to the office and commute is one of the reason. The walk or bike ride is what I have been missing the last months. Of course that means you need to work and life in some city that doesn't force you to have a long train

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