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JoeMalt

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About JoeMalt

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    It seems to be pretty common among European low-cost carriers. Not sure why it hasn’t taken off in the US, perhaps some reluctance to make passengers walk on the tarmac?

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    Comment #24306086

    It’s possible to process transactions without a CVV, but it often costs slightly more due to the increased fraud risk. In the case of Uber Eats, they’ve presumably decided the incr…

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    Comment #23553285

    Unlike a lot of countries, the UK has free and near-instant bank transfers which seem to be a de facto standard for things like splitting bills with friends. Incidentally I tried t…

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    Comment #19904010

    To clarify: the first three links are for each year of the (three-year) undergrad program, the fourth is for the Masters. The Cambridge course isn't perfect, but they do a very goo…

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    Comment #19258212

    I get the weirdest language bugs with Google: - The info box on the right hand side of the search results intermittently shows up in German - A suggested event (a football match) i…

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    Comment #17338433

    It's worth noting that ETOPS only applies to 2-engine aircraft; a 4-engine aircraft can travel outside the ETOPS-permitted areas as long as it has enough fuel.

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    Comment #17013436

    I had a similar class that used Gigs instead and never had any performance issues. It didn't feel as polished as GitLab though.

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    Comment #16769192

    It's definitely true that in the EU we tend to make most day-to-day purchases with debit cards.

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    Comment #16430861

    Unfortunately the Econ, Law and Ethics course is still widely derided, even though some of the content is genuinely useful.

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    Comment #15789439

    What country is this?

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    Comment #15683641

    You can use red diesel in a generator, I think the legality comes down to whether it's being used to power a vehicle on a public road.

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    Comment #15632792

    It's illegal to set off fireworks after 11pm except on 4 dates, Bonfire Night being one of them (the others are Chinese New Year, New Year's Eve and Diwali).

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    Comment #15609223

    Mondo, they had some trademark issues with it and had to change it.

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    Comment #15444754

    If you start the MySQL Monitor with --i-am-a-dummy, this is enforced automatically

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    Comment #15316345

    Somebody was asking about this on Reddit (/r/flying I think) a few months back. Short answer is that the FAA does not take kindly to receiving payment if you don't have a commercia…

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    Comment #15250107

    Agreed. Working on a large Python codebase, I find myself greatly missing Java's improved static analysis, even for simple things like "find the definition of this function".

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    Comment #15236860

    You'll be pleased to know he's still lecturing Foundations of Computer Science (aside from a sabbatical this year). It hasn't changed much at all, but the beauty of that course is …

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    Comment #15225437

    Try mbasic.facebook.com As much as they want to force you into messenger, they don't want to cut off users of feature phones.

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    Comment #15222077

    Wow, I never realised VeriSign was a Symantec brand. I'm not sure what it says that Google doesn't trust the company that operates the registry for .com