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salex89
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Start with rewriting the Azure Python SDK.
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Maybe you should re-watch the episode :) . This was much more than a "design flaw". There was an issue with the pitot tube design, but it was enough to bring the airliner down like a rock. A combination of route planning, misunder
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Almost all airline accidents in modern days are "freak" accidents, but I personally consider AF447 one of the freakiest of the freaks. The long wait to figure out what was wrong probably amplifies the feeling.
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I'm not sure it can be used, since it is much colder than -80. I actually hope it can be, because there is quite a few liquid nitrogen facilities, usually near big medical facilities. Dry ice, quite rare. I've seen some for specia
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Haha, I find it easier to traverse Germany side-to-side than Serbia.
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Great news, but I think the importance of the -80 degrees centigrade storage requirement is underestimated. Serbia, where I live, has ordered this vaccine. And our medical system is far from world-class, but leaps and bounds from less devel
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I'm not sure it's the access to weapons that makes a whole lot of difference. Certain events in the US come first to mind when you mention it, but where I live there is practically no weapons readily available, even certain air ri
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Haha, I send him there a couple of times every week for the last 20 years. It was much more benign and the people we were with are fairly close to both of us. We wouldn't quarrel in such a way in front of them if they weren't. But
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A funny piece of advice, I have an actually very good friend (we still are, but at a point in history our relations became a bit dark) who knew that I was going into therapy. I didn't actually accept the fact that I had to go well, and
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I can't seem to find a reliable source, would AWS or Azure penalise you for using a VPN for torrenting? I've heard about accounts being terminated because of hosted seedboxes on VMs, but I'm not sure what would happen with a
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This is a very stupid example I will give is completely benign but may motivate someone, with a punch line. I had terrible issues with acne on my back and shoulders. They were terrible, painful, constantly being inflamed, bleeding all aroun
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And it should (at least looking from outside the system) stay that way. That's pretty serious business and violations should be treated harshly. Some flying items did not exist or were not massively adopted just a few years ago, but I
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He did, but I don't think that it had time to come into effect. And that part was explicitly related to 5G technology, which is a relatively vague term. The cameras might or might not come into that.
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I would argue Serbia is traditionally aligned with Russia/Soviets. That's the narrative for the last 25 years maybe, and I think it was just the path of least resistance. Boomers in Serbia were more westernized than you would expe
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Let's put it this way. I would rather my MacBook Pro is double its height than having this. In my PC I intentionally put a chunky, oversized cooler just for the fan to be silent as long as possible and keep the performance as long as p
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I think you lucked out or maybe didn't pay enough attention to the seller reputation. I probably ordered three dozen items from AE, ranging from cents to 600 euros, only thing not making it was a 10 dollar cable during the peak of the
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For me, excluding the obvious ones like driving is dressing up nicely. Although I value ones looks less as I grow older, since appearance is transient (someone can be having a bad day), I appreciate the skill needed to combine an outfit, wh
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So, we're burning fossil fuels, increasing CO2 output, don't have an idea which will reliably improve the situation and are getting stupider by the day, decreasing our chance to ever getting one. Yay...
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Serbian here... Also never heard of it. But I suspect that it has something to do with another, similar one: U dobru se ne ponesi, u zlu ne ponizi/У добру се не понеси, у злу не понизи. Which roughly (because it is archaic) translates
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For laughs, there is a hundred year old Hungarian/Serbian hard candy called Negro. The author's name was Pietro Negro, and the candy is charcoal black because of liquorice and doped with menthol, which gives it a distinctive medic
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I hoped for the actual switch schematics :) . Offtopic: I wanted to buy this USB switch, but it's hard to get on the current market in my country (or available for an absurd price). So I started trying to build my own... which was fun,
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To those who notices planes flying in circles, it doesn't have to be anything sinister. Those might be planes calibrating avionics or ground/airport equipment or doing test flights after maintenance. I have agencies in the region
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I kind of agree. I have the same issue, although I'm not prone to motion sickness in life. My senses get ready for g-forces which are not there so my whole nerve system goes brrrrrrr. Then I need to put in mental effort to stop expecti
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I've never used Cloudflare, so I got to ask, do they prohibit serving large files or discourage by some quota?
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Dell UltraSharp were the 4K and now 1440p. The previous ones were Asus.
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Completely agree! Went from a mediocre 2x1440p to high quality 2 x 4K, then back to a pair of equal quality 2x1440p. I would also add, when it comes to 4K and, for example, MacBooks, things fall apart quickly in my opinion. Cables, adapters
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Even though it's generated sender-side, AFAIK, you wound't even know it is there as a feature. You paste a link, wait some time, and a preview appears. If you send it immediately, there is no preview. Which is acceptable, but at l
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You can generate a preview on the sender side. I think WhatsApp does it like that. Since you're the one sending the link, you've already opened it/know what's behind it. The receiver would basically get a thumbnail, with
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I actually like Signal, and would use it a lot more, but don't because of one feature - link previews. I understand the technical reasoning why are they so slow to adopt it, but I (and a group of people I communicate on a daily basis)
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