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kerberos84
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Comment #44364525
will you add support for ksh ?
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Comment #34544388
https://www.bunq.com/about-us When I see a webpage like this, I immediately close the tab and get away. No business with them.
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Comment #31152193
resumes can be full of lies, github profile as well. that is why you have an conversation (interview) with the candidate and get to know them.
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Comment #30754546
Adjusting prices according to local purchasing power is a reality in the business. Amazon prime, Netflix, iCloud are the first ones coming in to my mind. Why wouldn't poor street s…
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Comment #29197836
In the article : "Yet only 8% of the distance travelled by land in the EU is by rail. Even in the most train-happy countries, Austria and the Netherlands, the figures are 13% and 1…
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Comment #25113531
it is not the same thing to see ads while already paying for the OS.
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Comment #22946954
what a pity to know that they will be mining more of our personal data when we are chilling with the sunshine.
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Comment #22801365
yes but in pi-hole case my cache is in my local network, in nextdns case it is far away on the internet
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Comment #22567552
Java is here since 1995 and going nowhere in near future.
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Comment #21462399
Yes there are plenty of start-ups doing this. You can also use AWS's build-in functionality to achieve this. You can write a Lambda function which checks your server status. Even b…
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Comment #20984530
Apple is catching up to Android in privacy ? Good joke :)
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Comment #20807688
windows 10 itself is useless. I miss Windows 7.
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Comment #19749788
Is java Swing/FX not cross-platfrom ?
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Comment #19113038
I can suggest you to go to a course if you want to reach B1/2 levels.
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Comment #18698090
It is not an evil thing to have "google search by default" and fund this browser with the money from google. Because people don't want to pay for it. Firefox doesn't stop you from …
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Comment #17293215
It does not need to read the body of email in order to work. It can index just the header(to, date, subject) or you can use a program on your computer locally to keep your emails a…
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Comment #17293162
Because google makes its revenue from user data.
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Comment #17292741
I can't agree more. These JS shits makes the web pages unusable day-by-day.
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Comment #17180269
I bet Apple Music does not have an API as open as Spotify's.
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Comment #16884718
Maybe it is your essay why he asked you if you understand OOP.
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Comment #16884198
Why not to have a 1 hour technical conversation and figure out if the person knows what you are talking about? Talk about data structures/algorithms/design patterns/OOP 10 minutes …
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Comment #16752856
In the article they are stating that Vodafone users can not access to proton services. They have written they have seen some complaints from other ISP users as well but there is ne…
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Comment #16744242
I don't like it when a website tries to load tons of javacripts.
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Comment #16600202
I read the article not only the title. i would also recommend you to read the article.
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Comment #16600097
What I don't understand is if it is a "government-ordered block", which wouldn't be surprising, why is it limited to Vodafone users? I would expect half-government hold TTNet and e…