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AlDante2
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Comment #47288668
Shame it can’t spell…
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Comment #46721433
Don’t forget “Eddie the Eagle”. Quintessentially British.
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Comment #45560428
What is lost seems to be the ability to spell…
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Comment #44535219
In the General and Special Theories of Disaster Area Tax Returns, it is shown that the whole fabric of the space-time continuum is more than merely curved; it is, in fact, totally …
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Comment #43935007
A new custom protein design lab has launched in Europe. They have a new approach, Designerbodies™, which allow predefined epitope-paratope interactions. They can apparently tailor …
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Comment #42393609
Procrastination is related to depression. Try more sleep, more sun and, if possible, long walks in a park or other natural environment. Other forms of exercise are also good.
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Comment #42375610
As you don’t specify the available paths nor all of the states, the question as it stands is ill-posed.
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Comment #42304542
I previously worked for a company developing custom software some of Germany’s leading banks. Even (back in the nineties) when we had to use languages such as Natural and COBOL, we…
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Comment #42057328
The original quote is from Arthur C. Clarke. “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”.
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Comment #41933156
Typescript or typescript, not TypeScript. They’re not talking about a website…
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Comment #41580229
Does that make the leakage frequency 60 kilohertz?
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Comment #41389424
I would vote for completely banning paywall posts. It annoys me no end when a post links to the Wall Street Journal or the Financial Times or suchlike.
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Comment #41318570
Ffs people. “It’s” is the abbreviation for “it is”. If you want the possessive form, use “its” (no apostrophe).
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Comment #41179523
That annoys me as well. What I find even more annoying are the questions designed to sow strife and discord, even when (or especially when) the premise of the question is patently …
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Comment #40763963
For me, it lets you know, of all the companies professing to put the customer first, which actually do. Some websites offer a one-click “No” option. Others require 27 different sel…
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Comment #40131809
The strategy you outline is classic BATNA. Your BATNA is your best alternative to negotiated agreement - your walk-away position. The stronger that is, the more leverage you have i…
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Comment #39365231
I read many articles like this, protesting that Apple doesn't do this, Apple doesn't do that. Apple isn't a monopoly, by any stretch of the imagination. 13% of the US market in Mac…
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Comment #39186367
Any potted history of floppy disk drives, really: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/designing-and-constru...
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Comment #38537836
Have you thought about AI and its applications to cybersecurity? Intrusion detection, vulnerability scanning, etc. Or crafting new threats or countermeasures.
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Comment #38389865
We know.
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Comment #37462177
Basic physics says yes.
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Comment #37462167
In which climate zones do trees not make their surroundings more temperate? Trees live from Alaska to the equator, and from the coast to near-desert. They are not de-humidifiers, b…
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Comment #37462141
The big advantage trees have ove most man-made shade is that heat can convect through them. If you’ve ever sat underneath an umbrella at a café versus a beer garden under trees you…
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Comment #36608275
Just to be sure I’m following you correctly, what is the advantage of zipping the base64 data vs having the original binary, zipped if you like?