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yulaow
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Don't know why people downvoted you but I felt the same. In my country or even in my area no one is circumcised (except for medical reasons, but even in that case is done ONLY if there is really no other solution and as last try for th
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yulaow
8y ago
Same, since 2009. Even got better battery than on windows (and by far since windows 10) But it's true that you better buy a laptop that you know has good support. eg: almost any dell, almost any asus, any thinkpad.
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8y ago
It's a compromise for its super compact dimension, sadly throttling down the cpu defensively is becoming very common for a lot of models, even the last macbook iteration has that problem That's one of the reasons for which I still
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New international investigation tackles “fake science” and its poisonous effects
(icij.org)
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I agree with you on that
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In my area first everyone dropped messenger because some people had no accounts and moved instead to Whatsapp that guarantee that if you had a phone you could have easily an account in a matter of seconds (download and install) without havi
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yulaow
8y ago
Honestly at this point it is also ethically "controverse" to work for facebook in any position. Obviously, in my personal opinion and I can understand that a lot of people don't care about it
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8y ago
The standard part: laptop, mouse, second screen, a led lamp (capable of switching from intense blue light to warm beige light) and a printer I keep also a very big ring notebook, a lot of pens (I hate to get up in the middle of a thought to
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Actually in my country the law "soft" encourage you to change the lock as soon as you get the rent contract. The reason is simple: if someone breaks inside opening the door (maybe even just because they were good lock-pickers) th
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yulaow
8y ago
Partially related, I had the same problem with the landlord and just changed the door lock keeping also the old one in a box. So until I live here I am the only one with the key, when I transfer I change back the door lock and the landlord
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yulaow
8y ago
Honestly, that's what says any employer in any part of the world. I am currently in a SW-EU state and I hear the same exact words every day, and here the work market is far more heavy regulated and taxed.
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European regulators reject latest proposal by ICANN over its Whois data service
(theregister.co.uk)
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Actually part of italian media industry is asking to pass this new directive considering the position of the government (which is against it) "extremely wrong and misguided" eg (note this is an italian article, you need to google
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8y ago
They can stop you from having business in EU. A EU court can just order a whole-EU dns block for your site and any related urls and you would be incapable of serving any person from EU. If you have a big share of profits from them you will
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It depends. I am a night owl and if I wake up too soon I am really useless for almost the whole day. Instead waking up later than usual (like 11-12am) makes me hyper-productive until late night. I guess each person has a different time of b
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8y ago
Wasn't the author talking about all the people who work for him with "if people are working less than 8-10 productive hours per day"? If so I think he was also pretending the whole dev team should have 10hours/day of rea
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yulaow
8y ago
I am honestly not against ads per-se. I just want lightweight ads as static images, not based on profiling but on page context. Until this model won't be profitable I'll keep all my script blockers on.
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It depends on the legislation, but in general: NOPE. You have to treat stolen data as a stolen object. Even if you get them by legal means (eg a robber sold you a "you didn't know" stolen object with a legal contract) it stil
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Italy has almost 200 Billions of shadow economy (untaxed profits) per year see: https://www.statista.com/statistics/629463/shadow-economy-it...
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Yes, in particular in the poorest areas. The mafia offers very good pays for criminals jobs in areas where basically there are literally no industries and everyone else is living by welfare support.
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This is a very big oversimplification, mainly because the mafia is everywhere, probably these days they have even far more interests and investments in the rich north. The problem is the industry presence and the type of those (south was ma
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Northen regions of Italy have a GDP often of double+ the value of that of Southern regions See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Italian_regions_by_GDP
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It could actually very good for productivity for teams who use other languages in the backend. I mean, I bet that as soon as possibile all the c# consultancy companies - just to pick a common example of big teams using a single language for
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I always had very little sympathy for those who express very strong opinion _against_ other OSes and their users, professionals or not. In 2018 every one of the main OSes can be used efficiently for programming purposes, windows10 too espec
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More than 1/3 of American adults take prescription drugs linked to depression
(washingtonpost.com)
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only the frontend, there is a post on reddit in which one of the devs specifically said that all the backend is still in c++ and will remain that way
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I wanted just to stress they didn't stop the research because at the time they were sure it was all false, but because they thought the information was not good enough to use in intel operations
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Actually it seems more complex than that: "Even though a statistically significant effect has been observed in the laboratory, it remains unclear whether the existence of a paranormal phenomenon, remote viewing, has been demonstrated.
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It would be a good riddance IF there was another universal API (Vulkan) and they would adopt it in substitution. The fact they want to force game developers to use instead Metal is... ridiculous, especially considering the extremely low mac
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What is gonna happen to games and apps which were using OpenGL since today then? They will stop working in the new macOS version? edit, ups just read it: Apps built using OpenGL and OpenCL will continue to run in macOS 10.14, but these lega
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