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901.
by stunt 8y ago
Numbers about measures and dimensions are mind blowing. You can find articles with more details.
902.
by stunt 8y ago
> As for CO2, the plane flying slower is more fuel-efficient. Isn't this lower CO2 emissions? It is not only about fuel. Right? Article is talking about punctuality. People will use competitors if an airline is not on-time. So with
903.
by stunt 8y ago
I remember having some similar issues with old versions. But a couple of versions after their major redesign they are all gone. There was an issue with Youtube last year and they blamed Youtube for it, but that is fixed now too. You can giv
904.
by stunt 8y ago
Try the latest version. I don’t have any issue with Youtube 1080p videos.
905.
by stunt 8y ago
Mozilla is doing a great job on mobile as well. I use “Firefox Focus” on mobile.
906.
by stunt 8y ago
There is no golden rule. You are interacting with humans, and every situation is different. A recruiter with good people skills doesn't use one golden rule to filter everyone with it.
907.
by stunt 8y ago
Except rumors from media there is no clear explanation about what is going on inside Boeing. I just hope Boeing management is not the old Microsoft management.
908.
by stunt 8y ago
Yes! But millions are suffering as a result in these countries. And apart from that, the EU is also in trouble with the immigration crisis. I don't call it a success.
909.
by stunt 8y ago
They are not the same. Surely every employee of those companies is not involved in building anti privacy tools.
910.
by stunt 8y ago
Not to mention, so far most of the NATO missions are about participating and helping in US wars on MiddleEast. And it is not only about military budget. But also the budget to deal with immigration issues after MiddleEast conflicts. I don’t
911.
by stunt 8y ago
For the same reason why airlines are giving you less and less leg room. Unfortunately, we sacrifice comfort for the sake of cost.
912.
by stunt 8y ago
Nice title, sad paywall
913.
by stunt 8y ago
Such a huge step toward more peace in the world. What do you expect when world major democracy advocates are also the world major weapon sellers. I don't think there is any technological glory on destroying a satellite that deserves su
914.
by stunt 8y ago
Car sharing will grow up more and more as people are getting used to not owning stuff.
915.
by stunt 8y ago
The same people who are owning more and more every day are pushing and trying to convince the rest of people to do not own anything by saying that owning is a bad thing and people should move to subscription models instead of owning anythin
916.
by stunt 8y ago
Increase the price but give a free tier to users to taste it first.
917.
by stunt 8y ago
I don't understand where they are going with Bitbucket. It lacks a lot of features. Except for a UI re-design, I haven't seen any change for a long time. (Off topic hoping someone from Atlassian might pick this up here)
918.
by stunt 8y ago
Cigarette makers are making an awful amount of money and nobody is even talking about them. They have a huge influence on media, so many indirect advertising everywhere. Overhead on health care and even the environment that is all on taxpay
919.
by stunt 8y ago
To justify the costs of Space Force, First, we need to find space terrorists. Or, find aliens and sell weapons to them.
920.
by stunt 8y ago
Becoming good at jQuery is reasonably quick and easy. If you have a use case for it, Yes! Why not? (ex: legacy stuff) Is it a valuable skill? Well, probably not! But not because of React or Angular, only because being good at jQuery is easy
921.
by stunt 8y ago
It would be Epic, if it was true.
922.
by stunt 8y ago
Unfortunately everything that comes on top of your mind when you hear Art is probably at the end of list. Entertainment and Media are dominant.
923.
by stunt 8y ago
That’s not necessarily a fair point to compare. Perhaps it just feels like that because C++ has been around for a long time. If you write production code without being a C++ master, you also have different struggles before getting it right
924.
by stunt 8y ago
And that simply defeats their purpose. Similar thing was happening with banking regulators before 2007-2008 financial crisis.
925.
by stunt 8y ago
They didn’t vote for it! In a very short and unfair summary: They had revolution 40yrs ago. They took down Shah (who was actually very liberal and was modernizing the country) to replace kingdom system with democracy! A revolution that was
926.
by stunt 8y ago
No way! I'm a Firefox user. But the fact that Chrome didn't have DuckDuckGo as an option for the search engine is funny!!
927.
by stunt 8y ago
Sublime is my second most favorite TextEditor after VIM. However, I have to admit when it comes to plugins and community, Sublime is way behind VSCode. But if you compare anything else (ex. Performance), Sublime is definitely way better.
928.
by stunt 8y ago
Good concept! Very good that you've decided to go live without waiting for a fancy design for your front-end. Early feedback is more valuable for this product. Nice job.
929.
by stunt 8y ago
Amazon talking about open source is funny. Don't let them divide the community they never contribute to. Talking is easy Amazon.
930.
by stunt 8y ago
FAA is just putting itself in a very weird situation. They shouldn't be one of the last aviation to follow. If they give up now just because of pressure, everyone will panic. If they don't give up, but something happens, everyone

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