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pasc1878
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pasc1878
5d ago
Berners-Lee made the first web server true but it was on a NeXT not Norsk Data
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pasc1878
5d ago
Which won't happen as criminals will never want themselves filmed and they are the ones you want to film to make society better and protect yourself.
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pasc1878
8d ago
And I prefer to live iun a place that does that. Do you want your house blocked of by someone elses' wall. Do you want to be kept up all night by load industrial noises next to you?
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10d ago
No it just means I can't remeber any at the moment – but I am, dure some can be found.
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pasc1878
10d ago
Because Trump is trade warring everyone. The middle democracies will do better fighting together and not deal with US individually.
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10d ago
In the UK I have seen 3 way roundabouts In the highway code see rule 190 for two threeway roundabouts stuck together. https://highwaycode.org.uk/roundabouts/ Wikipedia shows a few e.g. https://commons.wikime
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10d ago
Not in UK. However there are often pedestrian crossings across the roads or the volume is low enough pedestrians can easily cross. A local roundabout got busy enough we had crossing added less than 10 years ago and the biggest road there wa
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11d ago
A way to get the right to repair for the rest of the world. Apple/MS/Google would have to keep their products working for 10 years.
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12d ago
It happens now – when I ask certain questions Siri asks if I want ChatGPT to answer it.
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15d ago
MacOS seems to have no problem with hibernating and it and its predecessor NeXT have been using swap files for over 30 years.
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18d ago
I read but on my phone or ebook reader and have done so for nearly 20 years. Especially since mass market paperbacks were replaced by larger ones that do not fit in my pocket or bookshelves. I am in England – It is considered very odd to ta
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20d ago
They would sell before the shares started dropping See who owns Thames Water now and compare with who held it 15-20 years ago
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21d ago
No that does not work the ones who benefited just sell the shares before the fines are imposed and the ones who buy would be the ones you punish then.
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24d ago
It is. The American version just does not say what it means.
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24d ago
FIFA is NOT a European institution it is the global one. The European football institution is UEFA which has complained about things like this and is also trying to remove Infantino – but the rest of the world has been bribed enough to keep
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26d ago
I found this site very difficult to read and I had to give up as it was hurting – the font is unreadable. As for syntax highlighting – I don't like it either. I use themes that change colour according to their nesting level.
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28d ago
Sorry never seen that - where does it say he fought Saracens.
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28d ago
Wht do you mean by some surely it is all who think he is non English, The Angles – ancestors of the English were the people whom he was fighting against. Now was Arthur Roman or Celtic or Welsh etc is up to debate.
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29d ago
Agreed but only if I can't use Apple/Google card. So my usage is way down.
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1mo ago
The goal is to get mony from clicks in "legitimate interest" What is legitimate here. You and the site why does any third party have an interest?
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1mo ago
Why do you want this. Is it a benefit to you? If it is why should you not pay for that benefit? Nothing is free.
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1mo ago
Yes you can do word.salad@yourdomain with fastmail but that ius no different to other mail providers. What the above comments re fastmail is about their masked email service this gives addresses like <random>@fastmail.com so this is t
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1mo ago
Pascal in 1984 was not just a teaching language. The ranking then was due to Turbo Pascal which came out in November 1983. It was probaly the first IDE and compiler on PCs
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1mo ago
Yes by the number of cars/lorries on them producing pollution.
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1mo ago
Yes but in London you are never far from a highway you cannot get away from them. In London now many if not most buses are electric.
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1mo ago
In London that is difficult – there is not a lot of space. Plus the idea of having everything within a 15 minute walk including access to public transport.
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1mo ago
My anecdote would be the revesre. Living in the country gave me bad hay fever/asthma in the city much less asthma.
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1mo ago
Turbo Pascal had been replaced in 1995 by Delphi. When they dropped the Borland name they increased the price to Enterprise levels and so not $99 anymore
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1mo ago
I suspect that Borland were doing the normal American computer exchange rates of 1 USD = 1 GBP = 1 EUR
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2mo ago
This is the really annoying part. Delphi's predecessor if not Delphi itself was $99 (Turbo Pascal).
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