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10y ago
I didn't know about this crazy new regulatory requirements until now. Quoting from an article [1] describing the new law: > “When collecting personal data, including through information and the internet telecommunications network, t
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10y ago
I did downvote for "I do not want to link to that story here.". What is that, anecdotal evidence without evidence?
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Nuclear Industry in France in Crisis, 20 Reactors Shut Down
(ecowatch.com)
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10y ago
Just received the following message on login: Dear Customer, This message serves as formal notification that Webyog, Inc. is discontinuing its Linux Server monitoring tool - SeaLion. We acknowledge the obligation to promptly inform our cust
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Sealion is shutting down
(sealion.com)
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10y ago
'Friends don't confuse friends with anecdotal evidence'. My anecdotal evidence is that I am a satisfied customer. Great prices, good customer service.
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10y ago
> I think it would lend itself well to a CRM if you look at each lead as a document. If the only thing you have is NoSQL everything looks like a document?
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10y ago
Learning Latin in school helped me to understand what this grammar thing is. Before I didn't even understand/cared about the grammar rules of my mother language, so learning Latin did improve my German.
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10y ago
https://html5test.com/compare/browser/chrome-52/safari-9.1.h... But you are correct, not all of those are HTML5 APIs.
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10y ago
I have lived through those awful IE6 times and imho Safari is the new PITA of web development. Nowadays you don't have to create workarounds for CSS problems or same JS incompatibilities, Safari sucks at implementing even the most basi
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10y ago
Start there and then read hundreds of other snakeoil tutorials and in the end you still wont know what the correct way is.
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10y ago
The domain move which protonmail did looks quite risky: Country TLD to generic domain, new domain parked at Godaddy before and the first owner of this domain run an email server which maybe did unexpectedly closed shop. The domain move happ
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10y ago
I wouldn't risk my business only because a google employee tweeted "30x redirects don't lose PageRank anymore.". Because there is a lot room for different interpretations and open questions.
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10y ago
But nobody outside google, yahoo or bing knows exactly what is the 100% correct way. Moving a domain is always a high risk operation for your search results position.
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10y ago
The .ch is a 301er to the .com.
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10y ago
I don't get the MS strategy. They became popular because they made it easy for developers to build staff for their platform. But then they started morphing their platform into some kafkaesque Labyrinth of new hip and then soon to be re
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10y ago
Just guessing, but if the reputation of Belgian prisons is true, most prisoner would be prefer to sit in a Dutch prison, even if they don't understand anybody around them.
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10y ago
I would call that a lame try to troll.
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10y ago
> Just forget Europe. It is hard to take somebody serious who lumps together all countries from Europe. May I ask in which one you live?
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10y ago
> The left-liberal camp was always turning a blind eye towards many important national issues and importantly about the issue of Islam. First I wanted to say something about that "issues of Islam" might not be the biggest probl
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10y ago
automotive sector > car manufacturers
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10y ago
But those simpletons will then not assign blame to the new overlord or to themselves. The culprits will be immigrants, jews, muslims, environmental activists, journalists or whatever they don't like.
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10y ago
> The same argument could apply to the US No, the turnover generated by the automotive sector represents 6.5% of EU GDP, in Germany it is 20%. In the US it is about 3%. > The big manufacturers are adapting just fine Any examples for t
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Tesla and the coming EV wave will be a Tsunami for Europe. I don't see how the European car industry will be able to manage this change. There are too many investments and interests bound into combustion engines.
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10y ago
Just out of curiosity (never used a Mac), how to you install all those versions you need? Via a package manager or from source?
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10y ago
All those "the Blender UI is awful" might be correct, I don't know because I don't have a comparison, apart of freecad, which has a possible even more awful UI. But what I love about those two projects is the UI mode whe
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Meet Afghanistan's female coders who are defying gender stereotypes
(theguardian.com)
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10y ago
Have a look at Mithril.js.
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> This has been reposted so many times by the author and by others The author did post a story about intercooler four times in the last 3 years. Where is the problem? > This would lead to your API being comprised of blocks of HTML whi
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10y ago
I met expats, immigrants, students from all over the world in Europe, but I didn't ever met one from Japan. Anecdotal, I know, but maybe Japan is so special that emigrating from there feels like leaving Earth.
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