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8y ago
Does it cover the greater Helsinki area? As a Vantaa resident, I spend over 100 euros a month on public transport. This app sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?
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8y ago
I agree with you. However, with Spectacle I am able to have a really nice workflow with my window management.
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8y ago
I'd guess that most people who work anywhere need the money.
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8y ago
You can find examples of executives of all races, religions and sexualities. The article points out that Asian Americans are less likely to rise to exec level, not that they literally don't do it at all.
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8y ago
As long as everyone has the same linters, what does it matter what editors they use?
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8y ago
It wouldn't be a bullshit takedown request. The source code even had a copyright notice before the repo owner "removed the fear factor". https://github.com/galaxyhaxz/devilution/commit/bb01c6f08
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8y ago
Seems like this is for playing local files only. From what I can tell, both parties need the same file on their computer to play.
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I would be happier if they didn't lie to me and claim that $39 will get me the full book. I would be even happier if they didn't go the video game route and add several purchase tiers including day-0 DLC. It's manipulative an
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8y ago
Every chapter except the extra chapters included in the more expensive options.
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8y ago
So let me get this straight. For the low price of $39 I will get the full book in ebook and HTML formats when it is done. But for the price of $89 I will get extra chapters on Server-side rendering, Offline data and mutations, Serverless an
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8y ago
So when you visited their HQ recently, they told you that they are the same as they were in the 90's?
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8y ago
> Also I'm not sure I buy the either/or rationalisation presented. No doubt there are other ways to provide enough calories that might even lead to new exports. This is a very easy statement to make if you're not planning
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8y ago
No need to estimate. Every whale is fully accounted for, going back 450 years. Here is a table from 2000 to 2017 http://www.whaling.fo/en/regulated/450-years-of-statistics/c... As you can see, it varies wildl
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8y ago
As you might be able to imagine, mainly fish.
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8y ago
Faroese guy here. Feel free to ask me any questions if there is something in this comment that I don't address. As you might imagine, Faroese people have a tendency to get quite defensive when this subject comes up. In my opinion, this
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8y ago
Can you point out to me where in the article it states that most of the infrastructure comes from Denmark? All I found was an example of a boat that had been built in Denmark and bought from Spain. The huge subsidy you're talking about
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8y ago
The Danish subsidy is 86 million euros. It's approximately 3% of the annual Faroese GDP. Of course it has a positive effect, but I think you (and most Danes) are severely over-estimating the impact of that subsidy.
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8y ago
I don't agree. What's the next step? Will they ban me? Is it my responsibility to reach out to them and tell them I disagree? Or am I just expected to never go to Medium again?
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8y ago
With such an obviously "DON'T USE THIS" method name as dangerouslySetInnerHtml, I'd expect that we'd see something like // eslint-disable-next-line above it.
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8y ago
But isn't Amazon risking that Souq itself might get banned in these countries if they allow this to happen? Or am I understanding it wrong?
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8y ago
I think parent's comment is telling people to store passwords in such a way that they won't be very useful if they are leaked.
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I work at a company specializing in Drupal services. In fact, it was one of my coworkers who discovered the Drupalgeddon2 exploit. My opinion is that people and companies should be careful with using any CMS. All of our customers have a gen
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8y ago
Wow, that seems very loud indeed.
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They say they can't possibly afford to have cars download the maps at the wifi of service stations, yet they don't see any issue with leeching off Starbucks' free wifi. How anyone could have written that e-mail with a straig
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The first time I saw that site, I assumed it was a joke. Seems more to me like it's trying to tell people how nice jQuery is. Who would look at that and walk away with the opinion that jQuery is unnecessary?
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9y ago
Yeah, OhMyZsh also warned me on my Mac. I definitely think it is a must for Unix environments.
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9y ago
What's the point of working hard if you aren't even going to be paid $100 million?