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renw0rp
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renw0rp
6y ago
Serious question, what's the risk of losing your Gmail account?
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6y ago
In the UK everything costs twice as much as originally estimated and takes twice as much time. I hope I will live to experience the 330km/h (operating speed of UK's HS2)
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renw0rp
6y ago
Sure, the faster the better, but as long as there is a couchette option 11h doesn't sound half bad.
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6y ago
Sounds like a downgrade target than an upgrade to me
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6y ago
Don't forget about wasting electricity!
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6y ago
Not for much longer
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6y ago
That's only assuming that OEMs and their employees are competent
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6y ago
I don't have high hopes in NATO, but I really doubt that would happen
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6y ago
1. Reuse 2. Reduce 9. Recycle They missed the first point
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6y ago
And people used to complain about Java development being slow and behind other languages... Regarding JavaScript temporals - better late than never I guess.
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6y ago
Wasn't Google docs written using GWT?
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6y ago
I did try IF before and I'm getting back to it now. Social aspect is the main reason for skipping breakfast, not the dinner for me
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6y ago
Considering that most people in the UK get up late and prefer to queue up around noon or in the evening/afternoon you don't need any maths to figure out that you just need to go when the store opens. So far going between 6am and 8
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6y ago
Couldn't agree more. There is so much crap advertised and sold there, with fake or paid for reviews that I buy only "sold by Amazon" 99% of the time I shop there. If only I could permanently enable such a filter site-wide...
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6y ago
Any idea why would Zettlr (recommended application for Zettelkasten in the article) called one of the themes "Karl-Marx-Stadt" (which is a name used for Chemnitz during division of Germany). I know it's a bit off topic - so I
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6y ago
how is that not consider 'racist'?
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6y ago
You got the eating pattern a bit wrong; 9-10pm they are just leaving home to eat out; at least in Andalusia
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6y ago
I'm playing with STM32 Cube IDE right now. I got surprised that it works well on Linux (ok, I did only basic stuff, but did not have any trouble setting it up). However I was wondering what would be totally open source toolchain and de
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6y ago
that's the right answer!
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6y ago
thanks for the link! I have some never used esp8266 laying around! I might try to use it for my stm32 tinkering! (I have a couple of discovery boards around as well)
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6y ago
What happens if the beam his a person (for example on a boat)? I hope it's not a very painful death.
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6y ago
And now is the Chinese turn?
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6y ago
J2ee was a hell, but Java EE was quite decent! Pragmatism - do programming to solve real life problems rather than create a broken ecosystems which requires constant changes (and learning just to be on top of them) to fix a bad design
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7y ago
I'm in the same situation. I still have some (finely ground) wheat flour, but can't get any bread flour nor rye flour :/
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7y ago
I use Linux over Mac at home for this exact reason. What they call "Full screen mode" on Mac is a joke. Plus it's always fun to watch people trying to get external display to work with their Macs during the meetings at work..
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7y ago
Anything what measures heart rate and spo2?
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9y ago
apple is the new Microsoft, and people keep throwing money at them... also, even though the MS anti-sentiment didn't pop up out of nowhere, it's not relevant in the static-vs-dynamic typing discussion...
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9y ago
that's for sure, mostly 10-15 years after. Doesn't change the fact that this never happened in the UK; old council houses are still ugly, energy inefficient and often mouldy inside... not to mention some awful&impractical desi
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9y ago
while definitely pre-fabricated building were grey and ugly, they still look better than British council houses in London; especially after many of them, for example in Warsaw, got renovated, insulated, covered with plaster and colourfully
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9y ago
such a waste; it's so fugly
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