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Beretta_Vexee

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    Comment #49207037

    with a resolution of 640x480 or below !

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    Comment #49153732

    > living in Berlin ... I don't think I will ever feel integrated. I’d understood this was a typical Berlin experience even for German.

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    Comment #49082885

    gaborkoos.com blog post, It suggests that the overflow is a sort of extension of the primary bucket, when it is a entry par entry collisions resolution mechanism. The abseil docume…

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    Comment #49082618

    This is one of the least clear explanations of what a hash map bucket and overflow are that I hav read.

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    Comment #48772894

    Public or shared technical ducts and technical galleries, available to all operators, are a distinctive feature of France. The law strongly encourages the leasing of, or joint inve…

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    Comment #48772779

    Major campaigns to install telephone lines took place in the run-up to and during the First World War. This enabled civilians and conscripts who were not trained in the use of radi…

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    Comment #48551978

    We mustn’t forget the context: FFmpeg and Videolan got their start in dorm rooms, where students used them to stream TV in the dorm and share movies. The Polytechnique and École Ce…

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    Comment #48488929

    Perhaps you should limit it to capital cities or states with a certain population size. Including all the European microstates does not seem appropriate to me; Andorra, Monaco, San…

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    Comment #48371511

    Meta on Facebook: posts about contraception, HIV or family planning will get you banned. Posting photos of drowned migrants on Italian beaches with hateful messages? That’s cool, b…

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    Comment #48354751

    It’s those left-wingers and their ‘cancel culture’ that are stopping these oppressed billionaires from speaking freely!

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    Comment #48251702

    It’s not just Europeans who are beginning to realize that the U.S. can’t be trusted; Australians are still waiting for a hypothetical delivery date for their AUKUS submarines. The …

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    Comment #47998711

    Don’t worry, hardware manufacturers are going to keep ripping us off with HDR encoding. HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and so on.

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    Comment #47721604

    It depends on how long you've been using WordPress, whether you use plugins, whether they're well-maintained or not, and so on. Back around 2010, there were security vulnerabilitie…

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    Comment #47679711

    "Installed battery storage in France rose 35% last year 1.61 gigawatts, according to grid operator RTE data." 1.5 GW are pumped-storage hydroelectric power plants (PSPPs). This art…

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    Comment #47678983

    DRM has always been a means of protecting a monopoly; copyright protection is merely the excuse given to justify the measure and the monopoly.

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    Comment #47505243

    3D adaptation of the 1992 Cryo Interactive adventure game.

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    Comment #47505165

    It depends; it’s not bad with the right plug-ins for designing a building, but God forbid you ever have to model a threaded hole.

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    Comment #47469931

    For decades, employees have been developing tools using whatever was available to them, and in most cases, this was limited to Excel macros. AI provides access to much better tools…

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    Comment #47164370

    It's true, the cost of living in NYC also plays a role. It has become very expensive for many countries to send staff there as expatriates.

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    Comment #47164348

    Sorry, I wasn't clear. I don't think these initiatives really protect Europeans. Anton Carniau, a Microsoft executive, testified before the French Parliament that ‘as a last resort…

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    Comment #47153316

    Half of the UN agencies are relocating all over the world. The financial and accounting departments are moving thousands of people to Madrid and Bonn. They will not be coming back …

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    Comment #47153224

    It is incredibly stupid and counterproductive to make this kind of statement publicly. Most of the GAFAM companies are doing their utmost to try to reassure their European customer…

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    Comment #47153119

    The US ambassador to France has just had his access to parliamentarians and members of the government withdrawn because he is trying to turn a neo-Nazi who died in a fight into a p…