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by rosybox 7y ago
Java has always been an object oriented programming language. A class is a basic construct of the Java language. It wasn't added into Java. People still use classes. All the major new programming language have OOP features, you can cre
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Yes, companies applying for H1B visas are not doing so in an attempt to save money, they are paying a premium to acquire desirable talent. However regarding your comment about "anti-immigration hysteria" US tech companies use fore
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> an organisation as evil as the Pentagon Given your feelings about the US Military, you probably also don't like the police. The Jedi order were a law enforcement organization, a police force. I'm not sure you would have liked
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I've been using Fastmail for about 5 or 6 years now. My only problem is the 1GB mailbox size limit I have. Maybe I should upgrade. Otherwise I love it. Their webmail client is phenomenal and works with mobile and desktop. I don't
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The problem with Qt I have is how incredibly expensive it is. Sure it's free if you want to build something open source, but you know some of us have to also make money to pay for being alive and it's hard to bootstrap an applicat
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The bad cert is for https://pizzahut.ca/ but https://www.pizzahut.ca/ is fine. The cert loaded on pizzahut.ca is for shortener.secureserver.net. The cert for www.pizzahut.ca is good for *.pizzahut.ca, but t
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by rosybox 7y ago
My 11 year old daughter has been looking forward to her first BlizzCon all year. She has been saving her allowance money so she can buy some d.va gear. She's been planning her cosplay, she's working with her mom to sew a d.va dres
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Don't rattle a saber unless you're willing to use it.
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> No one was ever going to be able to read your emails. Except for Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Apple of course, and whoever they have to answer to depending on where you live.
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> military action against China What? For what? In case you didn't know "military action" means people die. A lot of countries aren't democracies. You want to bomb them all?
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Sacramento has that, it's called SMUD. I don't know if it's any better. Are they keeping their lines and equipment free of tree branches? Are they having power outages? Are they blowing up neighborhoods?
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It's probably not black and white, some of those harmful mutation may have necessary benefits in some other function. It's like drinking a poison that will kill in the long term but you need to live in the short term.
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I recommend reading "Being Mortal" by Atul Gawande to get a good sense of how hopeless "curing aging" is. Although that's not the focus of the book it does a wonderful job describing the challenge. The way it reads
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That article took the least charitable interpretation possible in order to achieve the most clickbait it could possibly be.
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I was able to password reset my ancient ebay account by recreating my old email on yahoo that I had deleted 10 years ago. This impersonation issue is a real problem because I used it to get back into that old ebay account.
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I like where IPFS is going and I think it's an important bit of software, so it's good to hear you're working on it. I do have a question though on the immutability, how do you address problems where people contribute harmful
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Is letting the killer whales starve the act of a good heart?
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Maybe that's just the cost of offering these things. How much money do you think they're making off of those fees? They're probably covering costs and are low margin.
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That's pretty neat. Are your users engaging with the game?
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At least at my location in SF, WeWork is not open during non-business hours. You can have office access if you as a business are leasing office space, but there's nobody there.
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You didn't address my question though. You're just thinking about the cost to you personally if you don't have end to end encryption. I'm asking you to think about the cost of having it. What's the cost. Compare tha
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For those of you opposed to this request from the government, what do you think the negative consequences are for end to end encryption? Do you think there are no negative consequences or are they just negligible? Just try and imagine what
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> JavaScript numbers are a mess. Next a bit of arithmetics. They aren't a mess. Every programming platform has limits on number sizes. In JavaScript numbers are floating point values, but you can get a guarantee of integer precision
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University teams in the US have a storied history. The University of Alabama isn't going to shutdown Crimson Tide so that they can work with out of state NFL teams.
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This is so amazing. Serious kudos to the apple watch team for this.
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What will happen to residents? Can we end up locked out of our offices?
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> But if you're in a position to bribe prison guards and authorities to cover up murder-by-fake-suicide, I suspect it's not significantly harder or more expensive to bribe prison guards and authorities to cover up an escape. &g
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Blue Apron just seems so unnecessary. You still have to do all the work! Just go to the grocery store and buy stuff there? You can get recipes online for free. I do all my shopping on Saturday at Trader Joe's and spend very little for
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> There’s probably a niche of people who don’t like the potentially poor performance of Electron-based editors Haven't noticed any performance problems with VS Code, since I started using it everyday maybe 3 years ago. I switched fr
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This is not true, the Sackler families have already put up $4 billion dollars of their own money as part of one settlement in this and they're still being sued by others not part of the settlement. There's also a criminal investig

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