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by smhg 9y ago
As a European it sounds like the article mixes up Aldi Sud and Nord. Aldi Sud is a wonderful place compared to the (old) Aldi Nord. I have no idea where/how they source their products, but in-store Aldi Sud feels quite high quality. Wi
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by smhg 9y ago
This. Being in such a situation it keeps me awake sometimes. There are 2 obvious solutions: - keep making sense until your retirement (innovate, adapt, ...) - sell (for a significant amount, at the right time) in case of a saas or shop Neit
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Or, for others with a different feeling about the EU/transnational cooperation: Something that needs to be improved.
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by smhg 9y ago
The term security expert (or similar) always gives me this uncomfortable feeling. Even if they don't literally call themselves this, definitely (in the case of Fox-IT) their appearance in the media often portrays them like this to the
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by smhg 9y ago
What I find really useful in (default?) Unity: * Ctrl + Alt + left/right/up/down to switch workspaces * Ctrl + Alt + Shift + left/right/up/down to move the current window to a different workspace * Alt + Left m
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by smhg 9y ago
And/or book an appointment with a (highly rated) physiotherapist/manual therapist for neck/vagus nerve treatment. It might just do the trick.
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by smhg 9y ago
I meant these: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/boards-kits...
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by smhg 9y ago
If you don't need the portability of a laptop and want a similar package to the Dell XPS for a lot less money: an Intel NUC might be an idea. I've been using one for almost a year after my XPS 13 9343 got stolen. Dell's sig
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by smhg 9y ago
It's still Sunday in Europe too. Compared to being the main (breaking) news on many (most?) major news sites in Europe, I'm genuinely curious why this difference? The main focus seems to be on 'remarkable' (for lack of a
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by smhg 9y ago
It's indeed on 'Current region' and apparently that includes Australia and UK, but not US. Strange. As I'm writing this I've only found a mention on the nytimes homepage (rather small). In Europe it seems to be the
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by smhg 9y ago
When I click the News tab on Google's results for Paradise Papers I mainly get coverage from British and Australian sources. I have a hard time finding any in the US. Is this a Google filter (I'm in Europe)? Or related to the affi
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by smhg 9y ago
In meters: Boeing 767-316 - Alt: 10058 m Balloon - Alt: 18867 m
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by smhg 9y ago
This is solely my personal opinion. But it isn't a traditional memorial. It is in a rather unmaintained state (minimal reinforcement), with relevant information displayed next to and on it and is freely accessible to all.
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by smhg 9y ago
But I think your remark was valid though. Leopold II's atrocities get very little attention in Belgium compared to Nazism. There are still quiet a lot of statues of him. Which indeed sounds weird in relation to Hitler statues. It might
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by smhg 9y ago
Don't click on TechCrunch links. They write for a different audience. Just read the comments over here if the topic interests you.
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by smhg 9y ago
I guess this quickly becomes a very broad topic with many many sides and nuances, but I'd like to add another question that bothers me: Why are creators of popular public statues or significant landmarks treated differently than, for i
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remains relevant in the dangerous age in which we now live (Amazon description) Put that next to the convincing arguments Steven Pinker makes in 'The Better Angels of Our Nature' about this being the safest times ever. Makes it
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by smhg 9y ago
I don't understand your point. Is it sarcasm? I would really like to know where Apple offers a way to install/use Safari (desktop) on Linux. It would be great for tests.
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by smhg 9y ago
I indeed meant they all offer an installation method on the 3 major platforms themselves . As far as I know, Apple doesn't provide a desktop macOS/Safari environment which you can install/use on Windows or Linux. As I unders
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As a web developer, some won't even get to the question 'in what sense does Safari differ?' because you can't even use it outside of macOS. Firefox, Chrome and Edge/IE can all be installed in one way or another on a
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by smhg 9y ago
I guess if you want 100% 'coverage' an implant wins. A ring could still be forgotten. But I agree the disadvantages of the implant make the ring sound better.
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Even assuming you have to store it like nuclear waste, the ratio of about 3.5% doesn't sound too bad to the untrained ear.
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Neelie was indeed not an example of a MEP (read different comments in parent-parent-parent's thread for distinction). But there are definitely examples of driven 'A' team politicians in the EP. And those are more easily heard
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by smhg 10y ago
Web development relies on browsers. There is nothing mental about this. Service workers are another example of a feature that is missing in Safari. And an important one for offline support.
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My guess based on a few minutes of googling to explain the popularity of Vue: unhappy Angular 1 users (with Angular 2 being too different/complex/...?). As I'm currently very happy with React I know too little about them, so
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by smhg 10y ago
First of all: this is great, thank you so much! Secondly, and with the risk of hijacking the OP: I think it would be a good thing if you could put a status update either on rethinkdb.com or ~the first paragraph of the readme on GitHub about
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> Isomorphism simply didn't work. Care to elaborate? I'd really like to know your opinion as this is an important aspect of my developer-life.
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But they aren't available in Safari. And on mobile, where appcache should be most relevant, Safari can have a significant market share.
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2 actually. Also available outside iTunes: http://freakonomics.com/podcast/should-tipping-be-banned-a-n... http://freakonomics.com/podcast/danny-meyer/
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Yes, it sounds hard to create competition for track and signal maintenance. But the parent was talking about the companies that run the trains. I meant the maintenance those trains need (repairs/safety/cleaning/...). On that

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