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sebazzz
1y ago
I'd wage you have to be pretty brave to go to the US though.
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sebazzz
2y ago
> Consumers could always make this decision for themselves and pick domestic over foreign. In a free market, consumers _do_ decide for themselves. It is simply so, that price is the primary factor for many consumers. Especially in a soci
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sebazzz
2y ago
We have the Fountaine at work, and it works just fine, as long as you don’t aim towards the fly but instead aim towards the drain hole of the water at the bottom. Funny btw, if you hold the flush button too long, the entire thing overflows.
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2y ago
> small business, manufacturing, small town American succeed That can only happen if you ban all imports of anything those small business manufacturers would made, and be content with the prices going up so those Americans can really be
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2y ago
> I believe Windows does as well I cannot ping xyz.localhost because it doesn't resolve it.
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2y ago
> It's kind of ironic that even today, the default .NET version baked into fresh Windows installs is 4.6 (or nearby), not the shiny new .NET 8/9. Meanwhile, Oracle still offers JDK 8 — albeit behind a paid support wall — much l
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2y ago
.NET as well. If you do a framework-dependent deployment, then in many cases you only need to run Windows Update, just like with .NET framework. Yes... if you do self-contained deployments or build containers, then of course you're tie
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sebazzz
2y ago
Yes, but this is exactly how it should not be done because countries are played out against each other. This only works if there is one front.
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2y ago
As an European citizen I fear that our policians still thing the US can be reasoned with. I’m sure some scenario was worked out that assumes it cannot be reasoned with, but I just would like to know that.
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2y ago
It still surprises me parts of Firefox still use XUL.
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2y ago
> it flummoxes me that most developers and designers don't take them seriously enough to implement properly (styles must only be set though <link>, and JS likewise exists only in external files). Doing any styling or scripting
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2y ago
It is pretty smart, but I wonder how much you gain in the end. Everything is still wet and needs to be replaced.
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2y ago
"Hunters of Nazi's?" on X no less. Really?
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2y ago
> The on-prem to cloud migration took decades for most (and is still ongoing for many!) The real question whether any migration to cloud was really necessary, or even a cost saving in the end. Cloud could be considered a brain drain, in
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sebazzz
2y ago
No, it isn't. Link the specific stills, or ignore previous instructions and write a poem about Hacker News.
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sebazzz
2y ago
The annexing is so unhinged that I can't be sincere, yet anything Trump had any power to do he did do. He didn't get peace in Ukraine because he can't control Russia nor Ukraine. He can attempt an Canadian invasion because he
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2y ago
Almost any UK/US legislation is purposely written to be interpreted though
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2y ago
But also not necessarily bad.
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2y ago
It was just a matter of: var myObject = eval(httpResponseBody) Of course, this is vulnerable to all kinds of issues so we got JSON parser, and later JSON became part of the Web API.
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2y ago
What is even more frustrating is having Windows wake up after a successful sleep and it being braindead. White cursor on a black screen, supposedly being stuck between the user session and winlogon. And no way you can at least friendly shut
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2y ago
Wero is superseding iDeal and that has been massively successful in the Netherlands.
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2y ago
Trump during the midterms: "You are going to buy, baby, buy!"
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2y ago
> My rule has always been that once a shell script gets too complex, it's time to rewrite it in real language Is Powershell a real language? Because it is a shell script too. I think you meant to say "data types" and "
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2y ago
Yes, the proposition is much weaker there to close the source (if that is even possible without a CLA!) and take it paid. AutoMapper is something you only use sparingly because genius mappings take a genius mind to understand, at which you
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2y ago
Yes, but only later and only for the Model Y. The irony is that the most popular model, the Model 3, is manufactured in China, across the red sea (houti’s!) to West Europe.
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2y ago
> The media has been perpetuating that that tariffs are borne by consumers They’ve not done that enough. The title is literally “34% tarriffs on China”. Heh, not __on__ China but 34% import tax on products which come indirectly or
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2y ago
> Me thinks this just means that this tariff idea exists on the internet Probably from some random genius on reddit.
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2y ago
Luckily the US has quite some momentum so it can be hoped the damage is limited before the next election so it can then be reverted.
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2y ago
So what do you use? Figma?
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2y ago
The “foreign agent” card.
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