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901.
by nolok 6y ago
Not exactly what you asked, but the neo revision of the A320 is set between one and two billions euros.
902.
by nolok 6y ago
They also always made money, didn't sell console at a loss. Even a "failing" n64 or GameCube was net positive for Nintendo from day 1, and every year until end of service. They weren't a company in need of help. And if t
903.
by nolok 6y ago
You might want to check the "portions" of Nintendo business to realize why not. Even in core console gaming, they're notorious for not actually owning many studios, including some you would assume they do given how long they&
904.
by nolok 6y ago
I don't understand your comment as the countries you list are not under sanctions like the ones described. "doing this to entity X stop that from entity X" "no, look, here is another entity Y where didn't do this, a
905.
by nolok 6y ago
Two kind of sanctions: - sanction the leaders responsible and their buddies, the most common (that's what we do with russia, turkey, ...), hurt their wallet but ultimately is a soft sanction, and also your populace sees it as ineffecti
906.
by nolok 6y ago
That's beside the point. There are a lot of non high dpi devices out there. The majority of screens are. Whether it's your personal one (and you can't or don't want to change it) or a professional one (and your company m
907.
by nolok 6y ago
If they sell in your country, you can sue them here. If they don't, you imported and got what you paid for.
908.
by nolok 6y ago
Please, they're the one that added this in SPDY to begin with. They would do that even if they were a minority player because the reason they actually remove it is that it provides no gain for the work required.
909.
by nolok 6y ago
I don't understand. What makes you think Google or any other company out there HAS to support the entirety of a (non certification dependant) standard if they estimate that they could drop a part of it at no loss / at a gain ? Is
910.
by nolok 6y ago
Eh, Intel was so scared of itself it even stopped Atom getting properly powerful, and that was x86. No way they will get into the ARM team, the instant what they build starts being powerful they will get scared of it too and kill it. A good
911.
by nolok 6y ago
Every single deprecation is a wart being removed, none of them are a python 2->3 kind of issue (it worked just fine but now I need to work to move it to the new stuff !), and it's all easily fixable in your code with minimal effort
912.
by nolok 6y ago
Reading the list of things that worry them makes it clear that it's not so much php is breaking bc than it is wordpress lack of cleaning and linting for so long catching up to them. I mean seriously the first thing they list as a worry
913.
by nolok 6y ago
> As most AI, it's regex and ifs all the way down. This made me laugh way more than expected, mostly because of how true it is.
914.
by nolok 6y ago
Does anyone know of a mail server (imap) where the developper can be in control of the mail source? I wanted to expose one of our tool to mail clients, something that handles all the imap talk and gives you onread/onmark/ondelete&
915.
by nolok 6y ago
If you're in EU, every single one of these you can try for 14 days with no engagement, often 30 days if bought on amazon. > IDE This one I probably can't answer you because of how personnal it is. My two best advices are: - if
916.
by nolok 6y ago
The general point was not "use this", but "make sure you check all sides of the dice to find which one is actually the best suited for you".
917.
by nolok 6y ago
Agreed and when I open intellij, it's clear mentally that I'm "working", while ss code makes me mentally feel like "I'm just doing a quick edit", even after 5 hours of coding. It's juste the perfect a
918.
by nolok 6y ago
I absolutely understand, which is also why I waited way too long to buy them. Which one do you doubt and what are your questions ? I would be happy to provide more about my experience so you can decide if it matches your need.
919.
by nolok 6y ago
It doesn't hold true for me personnally. I have a true matte screen laptop, and its color absolutely suck (they look like a t-shirt that went in the washing machine way too many times), but it has absolutely no glaring whatsoever and i
920.
by nolok 6y ago
I found that (for me !) it was less useful to invest in learning to do new things, as opposed to investing in being more efficient and / or having my work time more pleasant. Make your work feel like pleasure and there is no limit to w
921.
by nolok 6y ago
Other ARM chips are aiming for smartphone/tablet and are more than enough for this. No one using samsung latest top phone is thinking "if only that phone was 15% faster ! this is a major issue". No one makes ARM chips for lap
922.
by nolok 6y ago
You don't even need takeout, you can make your Photos folder appear in your Drive
923.
by nolok 6y ago
That is not a beneficial arrangement for the Taiwanese population, compared to "if Taiwan fall this capability is lost, defending the island is absolutely necessary".
924.
by nolok 6y ago
AMD has the 5950X too
925.
by nolok 6y ago
Depending on which branch of the company you're talking of (fab design, chip design, ...), and based on what info you can actually get on it which is less fact and more "large amount of anecdotical evidence", Intel's is
926.
by nolok 6y ago
For better or worse AMD has always been much more willing to quickly throw everything out to go with a completely new design paradigm. Something it was a massive bust like X2 or Bulldozer. Sometimes it's the Athlon or the Zen. The only
927.
by nolok 6y ago
> And how exactly would that have competed with five hundred other brands that didn't pull that trick? I think I agree with the point you're making but I still feel obligated to point out that cheaper and better printer (like t
928.
by nolok 6y ago
Yes but many people would say (and that's my opinion as well) that they achieved that by resting on what was already working and minor/logical improvement of prviously mapped steps, and that that would be caught like a deer in hea
929.
by nolok 6y ago
I agree but I think that's on purpose, as part of their "finally get some share in server space", to avoid scaring any non-tech decision maker into thinking this is yet another new product or whatever that need to be thought
930.
by nolok 6y ago
That's because the windows audio stack was massively changed with windows 10 (notably introduced lower latency audio). Didn't affect players or tools that used the top level api, but anything that interacted with the stack and its

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