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pelorat
5y ago
NuGet used to be trash, but now with the new project format it's just a single reference.
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pelorat
5y ago
GUI are not part of NET5 and NET6
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pelorat
5y ago
Simply search for ".NET 5" and ".NET 6" including quotes.
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pelorat
5y ago
They do it because they want you to always be logged in to your Google account. If you're logged in you can simply change your language settings there.
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5y ago
Japan is still ruled by conservative traditionalists with questionable views.
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pelorat
5y ago
It's only a weakness if you download random executables.
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pelorat
5y ago
Exclude your dev folders and your compiler from being scanned. The only way you'll get malware nowadays is from your web browser.
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pelorat
5y ago
Cuban Missile Crisis had nothing to do with NATO, that was a US problem. Most of NATO thinks the USA is treating Cuba unfairly and would like to see them stop all the sanctions.
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pelorat
5y ago
> in many areas of Italy cash is still the only viable payment method. cough tax avoidance cough
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pelorat
5y ago
Hopefully we can get rid of our OV cards soon. Annoys me a lot that I have to take it out of my wallet every time.
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5y ago
No, I'm European and use a pixel phone with all data sharing enabled. I also enabled facial recognition in Google photos last time I was in the USA. I also share all my exercise data with Google, including heart rate via Google fit. I
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5y ago
I always click the "Yes, track everything" because it gives me better ads.
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5y ago
> So I can murder someone, and say "Innocent until proven guilty", and forbid anyone from discussing whether I'm a murderer, until I'm actually judged guilty? In many European countries it's in fact against the l
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5y ago
Well, they are far safer that the other guys, so the same should be applied to all the manufacturers then.
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pelorat
5y ago
LastPass doesn't store passwords on their servers, so it's not some magical breach.
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pelorat
5y ago
Look, FOSS is great. But FOSS fundamentalism is not (perpetrated by those who refuse to use any proprietary software).
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pelorat
5y ago
NZ already has a law for this.
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pelorat
5y ago
Get a PPL, buy an airplane?
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5y ago
That's correct.
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5y ago
I moved off PuTTy to WSL plus the new terminal. It's just easier because you have all the things available like scp etc. That said PuTTy (or rather its derivate Kitty) served me well for years. But it's just so much easier to do k
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pelorat
5y ago
Because you get what, 60Hz at best on those Apple display. 60Hz is not enough any more.
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5y ago
I think an issue is tax breaks. In many European countries (AFAIK) it would be against the law to offer a company a tax break if they would choose to establish operations there. > The total investment in the project is estimated at 800 b
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5y ago
That's good because my mailbox is filled with mail from other people. I signed up to gmail on day one using the x.lastname(at)gmail.com address format. Before dot meant "alias". However I now get email from various people aro
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5y ago
How do you think we got matter from the big bang?
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5y ago
Indeed. I don't own or travel by car. I just remember reading that the "Uber Pop" app was not allowed, but Uber Black(?) was, but it was more expensive and had licensed drivers. That was many years ago.
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5y ago
Wait, I live in the Netherlands and I wasn't even aware that Uber was around. Didn't they get banned years ago, with only Uber Black being allowed?
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5y ago
Don't these people have bank accounts?
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5y ago
How are these thing even possible in a modern country like the USA? Why don't you tie things to your social security number, and why don't you just give every citizen a SN on birth?
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5y ago
Not in Europe because that would most likely be illegal.
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5y ago
Good for River Dale but Alex Karp should be in prison and Palantir should be shut down. An enemy of the free world. Hopefully we'll see Palantir employees face prosecution if they ever dare to leave the USA.
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