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What country is that? Germany? France? In Sweden it is the opposite because 1) more responsibilities 2) salary increase too small (and taxes too high, you can end up in the wrong bracket) 3) flat hierarchy (Du reform)
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cough Heartbleed cough
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Older compositor like compiz and compton. I have only used Wayland with Gnome 3. Without compositor I experienced screen tearing. Less popular desktop environments and window managers usually only support X. My subjective feeling is that th
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Even if Windows 10 has problems with scattered settings, old style programs vs new style apps, default apps and start menu annoyances, Linux Desktop annoyances are on a completely different level. The huge Gnome 3 schism, that lead to many
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Windows 7 has the old network stack, can be slower in some situations. Lots of security improvements since Windows 7 with Windows Defender. Didn’t MS also improve font rendering?
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Month ago I installed Windows 10 and created a local account while connected to the internet, if I remember correctly it was hidden by 2 or 3 steps. Professional version.
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I think that one of the underlying problems here is the combination of OOP and an ORM, that is usually what creates the mess to begin with. OOP + ORM is very powerful super weapon, but an ORM will slowly infect every part of your code base
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Yes, I think it would be better to start with composition with a few classes that you inject into your implementation. Next step is to replace those few classes with interfaces and test with multiple implementations of these interfaces. Cla
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I have a silly question, first I'm not an expert on operating systems internals, second I'm not trying to imply that all the hard work from these brave souls is a waste of time, third I do understand they joy as a programmer of wo
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No, they are not stupid, they did it intentionally and that is why they are the biggest threat. They were full aware of the consequences of each of the above decisions, but did it anyway. What has happened in the west is that governments us
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If it is important to protect eastern borders against being overrun by dictatorships how come European NATO members does not fulfill their 2% GDP military spending goal? Or is that Russia's fault? Why does EU sanction Poland, one of th
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Oh memories, Windows 98 Lite. Removed IE and replaced explorer.exe with the binary that was shipped with Windows 95.
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You don't need to parse the grammar for every request and as they admitted it was an old implementation. What I understand they have a new one now. You can parse grammar on save and make an optimized compiled format where static conten
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When Russian Tsar Peter the Great decided to build the city of St Petersburg in 1703, on the site of the Swedish fort Nyenskans in the Swedish empire's eastern province Ingermanland, with the goal of establishing a sea port into the Ba
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Yes, Sergey Shoygu is probably going to be the next president. Shoygu speaks nine(!) languages fluently. Compare Putin and Shoygu with the trash leaders the West produces today. It is no comparison, walk over. I'm not an expert on Russ
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CIA trained and funded rebel groups, some ended up fighting alongside Al-Nusra (Al-Qaida in Syria). US weapons also ended up with Al-Nusra. In the same way there where islamist rebel groups in Libyan civil war (LIFG) and CIA did clandestine
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website plus gaming, a web game. My Windows 10 Settings app has a "Rewards" icon. After opening 100 tabs with the Firefox container you get an achievement. On Xbox they have a rewards system for just using your console, like star
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With multicultural societies who knows what the sum of cultural alignments ends up as, combined with shallow consumer culture, where anything can align to anything as long it has a cheap price tag and a nice packaging, US-Europe cultural al
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Syria civil war was a CIA operation to oust Bashar al-Assad. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timber_Sycamore Libya civil war also probably CIA. And then you have Iraq. These wars created multiple migration crises to Euro
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Why do you think that MediaWiki is not optimized to handle thousands request per second just because it is written in PHP? MediaWiki repository size is about 1.4 GB and according to phploc it has closer to a million lines of PHP code. Sound
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The "Rewards" icon next to it is laughable.
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Which country is the most likely to fall apart within the next 20 years based on current affairs, US or Russia?
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EU has a similar article as the NATO article 5 common defense clause. What EU lacks is offensive overseas operation support, but EU actually doesn’t need that. It is wild fantasy from the most extreme EU supporters who want to build a US re
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It has been previously revealed that this scandal includes espionage against Swedish military industry, like the company SAAB, manufacturer of fighter jet Gripen, competitor of F-35.
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Russia is a much smaller threat than the Soviet Union, if bases was not needed during the Cold War, they are definitely not needed now.
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What I remember of Phabricator when I used it years ago was the very confusing naming of things, that didn't improve the user experience. It did have a nice command line tool to help you in your workflow. I think Phabricator's hey
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Twitter is such a garbage platform. If you browse the web page with your mobile it will eat up your battery pretty quick. Sometimes it rescrolls the page so you lose where you were. Or rerenders everything so you lose context completely. An
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Built-in web server has experimental concurrent support since PHP 7.4 > Set the PHP_CLI_SERVER_WORKERS environment variable to the number of desired workers before starting the server https://www.php.net/manual/en&
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Looks great, but does this book follow its own first rule of headlines? Distance looks quite big, however I'm not a designer.
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