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by xxs 1mo ago
in the EU there is no need for any visa (within member states) and essentially it's a desired feature of the EU. Another point is that speaking the local language in a richer country of the EU is less likely than speaking English (with
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by xxs 2mo ago
reddit is trivial, but why hackner news as well?
33.
by xxs 2mo ago
The object header overhead was always present and expensive in massive arrays - the classic example would be the Point class that has two "double x, y". Realistically the value classes make sense most (only) if they are placed in
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by xxs 2mo ago
a rather poor idea - esp. the frame part, mouse movement is not related to the display frame (rate). The latter can be rather high, e.g. 240Hz which is 8ms. Having a set delay and be in the boundaries (and not leaving it) is a significantly
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by xxs 2mo ago
I have not been in a place in Europe where the tips would be rejected. However, universally they are not the norm or expected. Also about the $10 - they would need to gather quite a few more dollar notes and spend time finding a cash exchan
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by xxs 2mo ago
A massive price difference would be the drinks (also the most of the profit) - realistically opening a bottle of expensive wine vs the bog standard cabernet serves as no proxy to anything. Likely certain single malts vs jim beam.
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by xxs 2mo ago
I don't know of any PC motherboard to be 20-layers. "Asus ROG Crosshair X870E Dark Hero" is like 650 euro and it's "merely" 8 layers. Edit: "MSI MEG X870E Godlike" is 1200 euro or so and 10 layers.
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by xxs 2mo ago
TV, unfortunately, are the worst offenders in most cases as they cannot be reliably opened. Things that are on the not hard scale to fix - cleaning robots, inkjet printers (with fill-in ink), laptops (incl. board repairs as long as they are
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by xxs 2mo ago
>demanding that they support hardware indefinitely is unreasonable. nobody demands that - it's more of the fact the hardware is locked and serialized, e.g. it won't accept a blue tooth module unless it's unlocked with prop
40.
by xxs 2mo ago
The intellectual property is not some god given right unlike air and water. There is little need not to support a decade old hardware and effectively turning the said hardware to a door stop, or a landfill. Btw, it's difficult to belie
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by xxs 2mo ago
the main issue is that's an ipad and it's locked. In contrast - a 15y+ laptop can be used (after few upgrades - i5-560M, 8GB RAM, 500GB SSD, AC-8260) to do office work: it runs the latest Firefox and Open Office + googledocs and f
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by xxs 2mo ago
Geography as in softwood forests, instead of the iconic maple leaf. In no way Canada would be importing 30%+ of its construction timber from the US. Canada is a major softwood timber exporter.
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by xxs 2mo ago
Given "Donald" reference is beyond obvious, same if you know anything about trade, geography or housing issues.
44.
by xxs 2mo ago
brand new account and all that...
45.
by xxs 2mo ago
requiring a full blown VM (with a different OS) to implement a driver (normally that would work in ring-0 along with the original OS) is not pedantry. for instance the 'windows' part is also entirely nonsensical as the printer wor
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by xxs 2mo ago
The examples don't hold in most jurisdictions (except for the stock market and if short sells are allowed). All of the three categories are defined as gambling in pretty much all jurisdictions across the globe. However, they are classi
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by xxs 2mo ago
most likely - they read large chunks and decode them
48.
by xxs 2mo ago
I can't say it's 'deep' in any way, e.g. what type of queue is that? Another part - utmost importance to keep async threads fully busy - that doesn't address what kind of disk subsystem is and how it deals with rand
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by xxs 2mo ago
Learning programming languages is quite trivial. Many years ago I counted 16 that I had used professionally, now they are more. It takes way more time to master and be very comfortable with a language due to its ecosystem, though. Some lang
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by xxs 2mo ago
if you have a method "void x(int i)", and change it to "void x(long i)", it will cause NoSuchMethodError if the code is not recompiled, i.e. if it's a dependency on a jar file. Likewise when there were methods in UR
51.
by xxs 2mo ago
like the sibling tells, a massive amounts of the enterprice software does runs on java
52.
by xxs 2mo ago
>it has left the “move fast and break things java never had that phase. If anything it had a full binary class (not even source, e.g. long and int are not compatible on binary level) compatibility. Generally you can take an application f
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by xxs 2mo ago
8minutes, that's just pure waste; even medium rare (which is hardly tolerable) is 56-57C. Also cooking the steak without any salt is travesty (that should not be an optional step)
54.
by xxs 2mo ago
Tallinn - then take ferry
55.
by xxs 2mo ago
sounds about right, people with 64 with just drink the (supposedly) free beer and not talk until much later.
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by xxs 2mo ago
One of the downsides of the movie is the lack of exploration of entertainment - outside 6 finger person piano concerts...
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by xxs 2mo ago
"several" tends to be mean [5-8] or the like. Outside blood type (which is common), name at least 3 countries that DO record (and retain) DNA samples at birth.
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by xxs 2mo ago
this is really not reddit
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by xxs 2mo ago
mean w/o std dev is just pointless, I tend to reject them altogether. If I am to record something like queue times (as in latency), I'd have multiple samplings of both time enqueued and entries (or approx entries size), provided t
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by xxs 2mo ago
>Hydration breaks probably won’t stay. It was already introduced in the local women league...

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