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goohle

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    Comment #29487969

    It looks like Big Shrink (BS) theory is easier to understand: we are shrinking, our rulers are shrinking, so cosmic distances are looking bigger in every direction. It explains why…

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    Comment #29487829

    Spacetime is just 4D array: [x,y,z;t]. "Bending of spacetime" means that you need to apply a shader to this array. If you want to talk about physics of the process, then you need t…

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    Comment #29485094

    Can you name the country, please?

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    Comment #29485084

    > Those investments only benefit very few people though Buy stock and benefit (or take a loss) with them. > Instead the government needs to invest in projects that create jobs for …

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    Comment #29485030

    For example, I raised some money from Alice, so I have obligation to pay $1M(+%) to Alice. In other words, Alice invested $1M into me. Now, my business grows, risks are reduced, so…

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    Comment #29484912

    Offshore companies are very popular in countries with unstable economy, like Russia, because oligarchs can confiscate your money at any time, so people in Russia are fighting with …

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    Comment #29484857

    I assume, you are talking about Venezuela or Zimbabwe dollars. Right?

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    Comment #29473604

    So, they picked Python because it is easy to learn by noobs. Yeah, this changes everything.

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    Comment #29472774

    ... and used Python instead of a language with good compile-time safety enforcement, like Ada, because Python is easier to learn by noobs.

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    Comment #29461645

    Java -> OpenJDK MySQL -> MariaDB OpenOffice -> LibreOffice Chrome -> Chromium VSCode -> VSCodium and so on. GPL protects my rights.

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    Comment #29461326

    Of course, Linux is special case, KHTML/WebKit/Blink is special case, Android is special case, etc. Blame special cases.

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    Comment #29460284

    Add this rule to CSS on the page in Firefox built-in CSS editor: * { outline: 3px outset gray; }

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    Comment #29432421

    Try Ctrl-Shift-M in Firefox.

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    Comment #29417635

    Developer In The Middle[0] extension for Firefox may help. You can substitute obfuscated library with properly formatted one. [0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/di…

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    Comment #29416896

    Open YouTube video in Private Window to see related videos only.

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    Comment #29403807

    It looks like drran had a few bad interviews or a bad job recently, so he's trying to fix the world.

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    Comment #29403779

    You cannot bullshit A's, so bringing your weak points to the table upfront will give you some credibility in the eyes of A's, but it will do the opposite in the eyes of B's. It's d…

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    Comment #29394419

    It can be solved without centralized server: every content site, page, or paper, will publish Bloom filter for their content discoverable via sitemap, to which you subscribe via RS…

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    Comment #29392550

    OMG. Do you know meaning of "acceleration" word in "acceleration of warming"?

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    Comment #29332129

    Yep, Debian is not even trying to develop a full OS. They are distributing GNU/Linux with few popular desktops (Gnome, KDE, Mate, XFCE, etc.), and popular applications. GNU project…

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    Comment #29330655

    (Non-native English speaker). In an optimization problem, there can be global optimum and local optimums. He says that global optimum is not enough for supply chain, because lower …

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    Comment #29319656

    You are making it backward. Linux distribution is a distribution, not a vendor. If you will write a higher level SDK, and then will write an application using the SDK, and then thi…

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    Comment #29319486

    When I use something from a distribution, I trust the distribution as organization. When I use something packaged by a developer, I trust the developer. I cannot verify thousands o…

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    Comment #29319352

    > On the other hand, maintainers can and have inserted (accidentally or not) vulnerabilities in software, Such maintainer will be kicked off from distribution. > and ignore develop…

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    Comment #29319248

    You can recompile package from source to support installation into `~/.local` (see `man 7 file-hierarchy`), but burden to support this will be on you, including updates, protection…