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by spixy 1y ago
Its more like "Curb cuts are mandatory now so they are everywhere". (which is not good because now cars can drive on sidewalk)
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by spixy 1y ago
e-bike is one of the best modes of transportation in city as far as there is cycling infrastructure
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by spixy 1y ago
Yeah I stopped paying for my AWS domain, and they kept sending me new invoice every month for 2 years. (last month I paid all ~24 invoices and deleted the domain).
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by spixy 1y ago
Google password manager's pin? On my Windows laptop that is Windows Hello PIN, not sure about other OSs. And it can be disabled.
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by spixy 1y ago
I am asking the same. Putting truck bed from rear into front would help with that.
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by spixy 1y ago
Yes. Also CommonJS does not support tree shaking.
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by spixy 1y ago
Yes: https://tracker.archiveteam.org/goo-gl
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by spixy 1y ago
Except having virtual sex and threatening to kill/hurt someone in real life are two different things.
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by spixy 1y ago
GDPR makes company liable for damages when breached. That is why Tea did not operate in Europe.
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by spixy 1y ago
What if I use debt to invest? Or for some loan you need to pay monthly 5% of your income (for iphone or car), and other loan need you to pay 50% of your income (mortgages). You cannot count them in the same way. And mortgage can have 1% int
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by spixy 1y ago
What if I use debt to invest or to buy assets that increase productivity of my company? Or for some loan you need to pay monthly 5% of your income (for iphone or car), and other loan need you to pay 50% of your income (mortgages). You canno
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by spixy 1y ago
Right, because all that hardware needed for storing and streaming all that video is free. 55% is OK
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by spixy 1y ago
Windows already has built-in sandbox and its good. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/applicati...
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by spixy 1y ago
Windows has built-in sandbox and its good. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/applicati...
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by spixy 1y ago
Because 90% of software run only on Windows. As a software dev I understand that having telemetry is a good thing. I dont believe it is "extremely invasive". And I have no idea what AI features you mean (at least on Win10).
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by spixy 1y ago
Also Edge. One of the reasons I switched from Chrome.
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by spixy 1y ago
When I want to relax I play Euro truck simulator. Its similar to IRL driving slowly through the city in the night.
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by spixy 2y ago
Czech people also discuss it (F35s ordered in 2024, delivery estimated in 2031-2035).
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by spixy 2y ago
Huge part of F35 (like the engine) is made in EU/UK. We could "kill switch" USA as well. https://www.ft.com/content/1503a69e-13e4-4ee8-9d05-b9ce1f7cc...
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by spixy 2y ago
Depends on the used cryptography, could be months or decades.
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by spixy 2y ago
15% is bad, that is power for both Sicily and Sardinia combined, dependent on neighbour country
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by spixy 2y ago
How does VScode promote C#? I have tried writing C# in it and it was a mess. Visual Studio is much superior.
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by spixy 2y ago
5-10mins seems like a perfect algorithm to me. If you have more time, then you can watch normal youtube videos or TV shows...
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by spixy 2y ago
Why are they common in java? In .net or node.js I dont think I have ever had one.
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by spixy 2y ago
I see nothing wrong there.
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by spixy 2y ago
maybe Reddit has more value than XYZ?
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by spixy 2y ago
ooh, from the title I tought it was RAM test (aka MemTest86) written in HTML and was confused
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by spixy 2y ago
GDPR has fines for data breaches
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by spixy 2y ago
Why does GPU need to trade off quality for speed? GPU is faster than CPU, that is the whole point of GPU encoding, isnt it? Does it mean just that nVidia and AMD engineers done a poor job when implementing those encoders?
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by spixy 2y ago
uuid is a 128 bit integer but at the same time a string Many ORMs represent UUID as a string.

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