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I'm not German but I work in Germany. I work in an two floor office with >50 people; we're 4 people in our room, working more or less on the same projects, as a team, and we all have small children. When one of us is sick, they
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This is like The Great Romanian Invasion of Great Britain , a couple of years back, right? Because they can and sometimes do go looking for work in other European countries, it means that all of them go, and never come back... What are you
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Why would someone (pilot?) wanting/planning/executing a mass murder-suicide deviate so much off course? There's a lot of water en-route. The suspected "author" could have crashed anywhere in the Yellow Sea, East Chi
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8y ago
Pulled pork?
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8y ago
I like your forward thinking! Is the following also allowed? `${Array(5).join("pi" * 3.14)}, ${atob("QmF0bWFu")}`
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8y ago
My problem with biking during the (work)day is the sweating. I'm all for getting the exercise but 1) I don't have a shower at the office and 2) my co-workers wouldn't really like me smelling like a football team. I think it r
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9y ago
How would "open your mouth and say aaaahhh" work over Facetime? Some things need a hands-on approach.
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9y ago
I've had the same experience as you did. When there's no type definition available, starting from an empty object quickly resolves a lot of the issues. But that really depends on the complexity of library you're trying to dec
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They must also have good PR. It's not like they don't have money to hire someone good. I think it's partially a PR move. In recent years, their image has been shaken, as they have been accused of being greedy. Now, all this s
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I did some research about "work outside your employment" in Germany and found that the main thing is about the amount of hours one can (or is allowed) to work. The idea here was that working more than the "normal" 8 hour
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9y ago
Do you have any (online) references available for the average salaries? I'm quite interested in this but can't seem to find decent sources...
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9y ago
My total knowledge regarding submarines is practically 0. I have a (somewhat) technical question that I hope my better qualified fellow readers can answer. Are there any "distress call devices" which are/could be used in such
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9y ago
DeepL[0] outputs the same. [0] https://www.deepl.com/translator
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9y ago
I've read somewhere (probably in one of Troy Hunt's posts) that biometric data should not the be password , but rather the username . Maybe we're looking at this the wrong way. Biometric data seams to be equivalent (or at l
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9y ago
A pop-up can be dragged onto a second monitor, for example, whereas a modal cannot.
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9y ago
I doubt that smokers just decide to smoke while having a wee...
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9y ago
Polyfills are a good option in some cases. I, personally, try to stay away from them as much as possible. Once you add a polyfill (e.g. fetch), you' soon realize that you need another one (e.g. Object.assign) and soon you will have a l
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I would recommend starting with [0]. It takes you on a progressive ride from "no layout" to "modern" layout (apart from "grid", but after learning the "classical" stuff, "grid" is not so com
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CSS Secrets is wonderful but I wouldn't consider recommending it for learning CSS as it assumes at least a solid base. What I do believe someone new to CSS or currently learning would find useful is the overall approach. Until reading
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I'm thinking of a situation when the phone, for example, is not enough for them. What if the don't leave you alone after that? What if you're a girl and they are going to try to rape you? What I'm thinking of is not abou
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It would be awkward to smile/pose before/after a funeral, just because I need to call my mum or check my email... That being said, I do think that there could be a legitimate use case here. One could set up a particular "emot
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I see where you're coming from. I have, however, tested a couple of news sites (e.g. BBC, The Guardian) while using an add blocker and the results are very interesting. The "amount of news" is nowhere near the "amount of
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No, I couldn't. In academia, when publishing a technical paper, only final/published papers count. I doubt that this was a "rule" enforced only at my University or even just in my country. I'd love to hear from othe
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Five years ago (during my PhD) I would not have been "allowed" to cite a paper which has not been peer-reviewed and published in the proceedings of a recognised conference. Papers on arXiv where specifically black-listed. Mentioni
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When I started my PhD I was even told not to cite book, regardless of their footprint in the field. They are/were regarded as some sort of "common knowledge". Many ideas come from such works, but one cannot cite them and must
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I agree on the consistency part. Even if you need several (max 4?) other libraries to do stuff like AJAX and Promises, it would still be consistent. If you want and need, you can always add a small wrapper around those libraries and add con
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You mean this guy https://www.troyhunt.com/is-this-hooded-cyber-bandit-the-web... ?
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How was the "press" back then? Even if she hadn't given her real name, if the case was advertised, the capturers would have connected the dots.
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I, for one, am constantly amazed by the performance of such mobile/small devices (regardless of type and model). However, shouldn't such a result also say something about the iMac (or any other "desktop" for that matter)
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At the day-care my 3 year old goes to, the children are encouraged to go out and play on a daily basis. The only exceptions are storms and extremely hot days (this does not happen that often in this part of Germany...). This is great for th
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