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The machine is completely optional and just there to save time if they get a lot of deposits. They can handle it manually if they want to. There is a limit to how large the deposit can be for stores without a machine. If you come with a big
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The mountain air was probably much dryer. The air near ice free water will feel much colder due to the increased humidity.
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If you have real time analytics, you probably have a way to count visits to that page in the last X minutes. If I was a visitor, that number would be good enough for me. If the site also made it clear that it was not an exact number, it wou
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The shoemakers also repaired and maintained shoes. They would replace soles, repair holes etc.
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We probably have the technology to have races using self driving cars without drivers (perhaps with more accidents). It may be interesting to watch, but it would be a different sport
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The computer also does not take time limits into consideration. If the players could take as much time as they wanted, they might have been closer to the perfect match. Maybe that would be a fun concept. A game where the players would start
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I think that is a problem many open source programs have, and could improve. A lot of GUI based programs should think of implementing parts of it as a library others can use. I remember early Git implementations in IDEs where they just ran
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Norway used to have the same system, but the government introduced a reform in the 50s to simplify. Many still use the "old" way. The "correct" modern way is the same as in English.
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Norway has an alternative that is the same as the Germans. (175 - hundred and five and seventy) It was more popular in the past, but is still used in many dialects.
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This is my subjective opinion, but I think getElementById makes the code easier to understand when you scan the code. Even if the query selector is simple, it still requires you to read the query to understand it's just a simple lookup
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It gives you time to slow down and reflect if this is something you really want, or just a reaction to a long and difficult week. It's similar to the "count to ten" principle, before yelling at someone.
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It would probably cause a huge media storm. Then the politicians would "fix it" by replacing it with face recognition... (suddenly Face/Off is no longer science fiction)
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Same as Oslo, but with a different color https://no.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil:Oslo_T-bane_Logo.svg
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Similar to the Norwegian symbol, that also has a circle around it. https://no.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil:Oslo_T-bane_Logo.svg
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I have better dexterity in my right hand, so I find it easier when the button is on the right side. My left hand only needs to hold the hole steady, while the right hand need more flexibility
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As a right-handed person, I find it is much easier to run down stairs if I can use the wall or railing for support. To me, it sounds as plausible as the sword fight theory.
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I think one of the points in the article is that the walls and moat are the main lines of defence. The castle is protected by the walls. If they breach the walls and actually enter the interior of the castle, they have already lost and no s
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I have used WireMock in the past that supports pre-defined mocks. It can be run both locally and as a service (I only ran it locally) http://wiremock.org/ It's more complex than Caffeine, but it has a lot of options. I
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I would actually want the opposite, where all the pieces are rotated the right way from the start. Perhaps this could be a simple button that the users can choose to click instead of a configuration? Another suggestion: It can be a bit hard
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Over 90% of bottles sold in Norway are returned to be recycled, and most of them probably go through automatic machines in the shops. Norway and other countries have a deposit system where you pay extra per bottle, and then get the money ba
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Doesn't hotels.com also have the same filters? I just tried it now, and I could filter by facilities (kitchen) and distance to landmarks
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If we want to solve a problem, we should try to choose the solutions that don't involve killing people :-) All trends show that the countries with low levels of poverty, high levels of education and women equality results in fewer birt
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I know it's probably to late to add any value to the discussion, but you can write this in Java; var list = List.of("carrot", "fox", "explorer") You are right about the builder, but most projects
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I think you are right. There's a big difference between the technology I would use in a larger organization compared to solo projects. Unless you build a side project to learn a new technology, you should use something "boring&quo
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I had a similar setup a couple of years ago, where I had to deploy without downtime. My solution was to simply have the old version running in parallel until I was certain the new version was ok ---------- Static website: 1. Setup NginX u
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Canada and Norway are constitutional monarchies and can not be compared to countries where the monarchs have real power.
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Also it seems to be based on assumptions and not facts. It is currently not working for many people at work who are sitting at home or at the office. Changing DNS to 8.8.8.8 "fixes" it, but it is clearly impacting more than 1% con
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What if the North Americans told the Europeans stories about the stone buildings in South America? The buildings had already existed for a long time when the Vikings visited. It is unlikely that they would have seen them in person, but stor
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I think you have a point. They should adopt a pricing strategy similar to Jetbrains where they have a non-transferable cheap individual license that can be used commercially, and a more expensive version for enterprise. I believe many React
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One of the benefits of Wordpress is that it runs on PHP. It's very easy to find a cheap web host and just copy the files over. Many web hosts even have a simple button that sets it up for you. A viable alternative would need to be just
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