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by szszrk 5y ago
Oh, this question is decades old and I believe 15 years ago it was still solved by an *asterisk: "Answering yes in this question does not disqualify you from receiving a visa". People entering US from other countries are treated l
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by szszrk 5y ago
While I'm far from trusting booking I used late cancellation several times in EU. Usually those offers were more expensive, but I was charged late as promised (like a day before reservation date) and if cancelled before it just worked.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Appstore you say.. well, there are many other distribution methods then appstore. I for instance use the direct download built into telegram. A bonus that I can enter chats that my government thinks is not appropriate, like ones that leaked
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by szszrk 5y ago
Check out "telegram russian block" or "ban" in a search engine, from 2018. I don't want to give any particular resources as you will know better what is better source for you - that was a huge event and most news so
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by szszrk 5y ago
You are right at many levels. There are still many reasons why I would not like to work in a place that does just that - it's chaos. But some time should be spent that way, mandatory! I actually have a boss that literally made a "
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by szszrk 5y ago
Awesome. I see now that lack of "back" button support is everywhere. This means that I need to use both top left and top right side, even to navigate through forum posts, which are often short. So all the time.
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by szszrk 5y ago
I'm into it. I see that a lot of content is either relevant to US/English speaking dads, or hard to understand to "those other" dads, but still see some nice content I can relate to. There is definitely a room for it and
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by szszrk 5y ago
Look really cool, but after testing Logseq I think I'll stick with it. It allows me to paste code snippets/shell scripts easily, and this is a large part of my notes at work. Logseq has a bit of a learning curve (it's simple
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by szszrk 5y ago
It's very specific to the company/environment you are in. Plain Kubernetes can be clean and pleasure to work with until you hit level that "sascha_sl" is describing. On conferences I've met a few guys who considered
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by szszrk 5y ago
Please see my other comment. Unfortunately it's Polish only.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Well, it was in Polish :) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7NXJHM5oetg It's "How to implement microservice applications on Kubernetes". It's a cool run through many topics, but it barely touches Kubernetes
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by szszrk 5y ago
Can you help me out? You have a lot of great alternatives - does any of them allow to arrange notes in a tree-like manner, like a mind map? A graphical tree/mindmap that links to longer articles? I think I saw an opensource tool like t
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by szszrk 5y ago
If Kubernetes were IPv6 it would just add complexity for newcomers. Its adoption is actually impressive, but still not really something a junior dev or admin knows. And they do know basics of IPv4. The whole article is kind of nice, but I d
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by szszrk 5y ago
What google did with maps is amazing, but for me a lot of my friends it's becoming a second choice. Coverage with data in my area is impressive, traffic jams info is amazing, but in general algorithms became way "too smart".
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by szszrk 5y ago
Oh my. I used to have a license at some previous work. I was able to read two 2GB text files and do a graphical diff on those, while using a 4GB laptop on Enterprise Windows Vista. That thing was polished as hell! But "never" vers
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by szszrk 5y ago
Tried pineapple pizza on multiple occasions and it never gave me a bad advice!
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by szszrk 5y ago
Well, not when licensed entertainment is involved. Subtitles may sound harmless but are enough to start a court battle. This happened in Poland with a similar site. I would not dare to claim that authors motives and all actions were clean a
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by szszrk 5y ago
A string with a knot and "do not enter" sign also provide some friction. I don't see it as a justification for modern, widely-sold locks to be that poor. People buy these believing it's actual physical protection, yet it
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by szszrk 5y ago
Correct, in Poland formally even owning lock-picking tools is illegal when you are not a certified locksmith. Which is a bit funny because buying those on Aliexpress and similar sites is very popular. Recent law changes make it illegal to o
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by szszrk 5y ago
Seems so. It made Firefox crashloop as well.
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by szszrk 5y ago
With humidifier - I have a Sharp KC F-32. That was the cheapest thing with humidifier that was available in stores locally. Large filters. Decent airflow. Silent mode that is really silent. Simple humidifier that I think works well. "A
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by szszrk 5y ago
Thanks for your comment, it gives me a lot of insight. I had a look at your vocabulary as well. On your accent I would not care much. You should not try to change your accent for others and you don't need to. Speak slower. That's
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by szszrk 5y ago
It's a bit more narrow than this. Jokes, sarcasm, all kind of cheerful additions are almost always acceptable and welcomed unless you actually discuss some actual tragedy. "Foreigners" just don't joke in the same way, as
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by szszrk 5y ago
It may be a long shot, but I'd like to add - don't neglect simple things like dryness at home. Are there any issues with mucosa, issues with sleeping (headache in the morning, hard to get up, blocked nose)? You seem to do worry ab
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by szszrk 5y ago
Which in exchange makes you easier to understand in most of the world. I have this with "rare" - such a problematic word for a slavic person and even if you nail it, non-native speakers may not get you. So it's better to actu
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by szszrk 5y ago
This is true to the bone. It's hilarious how many native speakers ignore this - even knowingly. It also goes beyond pronunciation into local slang and choice of vocabulary. In my experience "Native Speakers" often don't
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by szszrk 5y ago
Oh, your language is perfectly fine. It's just that your article description reveals a sad truth about modern web technologies: it's a tangled mess.
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by szszrk 5y ago
I've read that sentence three times and still were not sure if it's meant as a joke or not.
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by szszrk 5y ago
I don't know Apple products, but doesn't it sound a lot of like selinux? You explicitly tell the OS which resources can an app use and confine it in that.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Thanks for confirming this, negation is screwed up somehow. I ended up using !g for redirection for google instead, when I need to negate. But in general I think result quality went off the roof recently, while google's went down for m

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