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by wichert 10y ago
If you mean you use credit cards for buying stuff online, then no: that is not what we do here. I'm not sure about all of the EU, but at least in NL the majority of online transactions use payments directly with your normal checking ac
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by wichert 10y ago
For payments using direct bank transfers tends to be the standard approach in the EU, certainly for national payments.
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by wichert 10y ago
It looks a bit like the cwd is shared between multiple users accessing the site? I suddenly got errors that access.log disappears, after which my pwd seemed to randomly change.
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by wichert 10y ago
It doesn't work in Myanmar either I have found. I'm guessing more for politic than IP right issues though.
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by wichert 10y ago
Hah, that confirms my guess after noticing the voice names for Ivona and Polly are exactly the same :)
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by wichert 10y ago
FYI that list also contains manufacturers that went out of business a long time ago. The first one I looked at immediately said "The company [Minerva] became defunct in 1956". For some countries this is explicitly mentioned with a
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by wichert 10y ago
If you like this sort of thing I can recommend to look at Patternslib ( http://patternslib.com ), which has many tools to add interactive behaviour to a webpage without having to write and javascript, making it a great toolset fo
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by wichert 10y ago
In my experience if you use multiple Google accounts you get login prompts all the time: half the time the Google Doc/Drive link requires me to switch to another account, and occasionally asking for password confirmation as well.
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by wichert 10y ago
That might depend on the specific Safari version. I am using Safari 10 on macOS Sierra, and it would not allow me to access any site using one of the affected certs: instead it would just serve an error page.
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by wichert 10y ago
For larger stores which have a basic always-on internet connection it will be much faster. In my experience 2-5 seconds is what you see for mobile devices that use 2G or 3G, or places that still use some form of dial-up for every transactio
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by wichert 10y ago
The closest to that I have seen was a terminal in Alaska (or Canada, not sure) which had a option to add a percentage. Had to do a bit of mental math to figure out the right percentage to end up at a nice round number :) I've certainly
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by wichert 10y ago
I'ld love to try this. My docker id is: wichert
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by wichert 11y ago
C++ support in Cython is still quite incomplete, especially when it comes to C++11 features.
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by wichert 11y ago
It might also be interested in taking a look at Aurelia ( http://aurelia.io ). That is a fairly new framework (still in active development, it hasn't hit 1.0 yet) which is heavily influenced by web components and seems to imp
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by wichert 11y ago
A Singapore location would be incredibly useful for me. Is there some way to get a notice when that becomes available?
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by wichert 12y ago
It can depend highly on your needs. We have a small team but a large number of private repositories. Github basis prices on number of repositories, which makes them incredibly expensive for us. Bitbucket basis prices on team size, which mad
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by wichert 12y ago
FWIW I've been using Catch for a few years now, and I find it mature enough for real world usage.
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by wichert 13y ago
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