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nollbit

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    Comment #33005408

    Practically, anyone with access to the Baltic Sea, boats, scuba equipment, underwater explosives could do it, but they couldn't do it undetected. This area is under surveillance fr…

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    Comment #31203702

    Why would you ever sign that?

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    Comment #31132383

    Another issue with game dev for games that release on PC is that devs are usually on very high-end machines. NVMe RAIDs, 3080's, etc. Great for productivity, but there's very littl…

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    Comment #22947256

    To be honest, I'd like somebody to explain to me how a lockdown would have prevented more deaths in elder care facilities in Sweden.

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    Comment #21741290

    Unless your daughter never met with other kids or other adults, it's seems hard to say there's been no bias.

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    Comment #21426416

    Perhaps your friends parents were over-careful because their kids kept breaking bones? Kids are different. Mine is very risk-averse and has essentially never hurt himself bad. I wa…

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    Comment #20916123

    I run a very small GKE cluster with two 1vCPU preemptible nodes. Costs me a few bucks per month.

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    Comment #18966489

    I live in Sweden and hourly billing is available here for everybody with a smart meter afaik.

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    Comment #17957641

    The actual scanning might be slower, but the queues are much shorter for self-scanning at the stores where I by groceries. Also, where I live we have portable scanners. You pick up…

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    Comment #17473745

    That's only true if Boeing was the only manufacturer that builds this category of planes (they are not). Boeing has an issue in their planes that the A350 doesn't have. So if the p…

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    Comment #17370424

    ”Because if Compnay XYZ disagrees with your politics, you should punish them?” If a company implicitly assists in putting little children in camps, then yes, it’s ok to “punish” th…

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    Comment #16861206

    Infant in lap is supposed to be secured with a seat belt that attaches to the parents seat belt. They are not unrestrained. However, an infant is much safer in a car seat strapped …

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    Comment #16015057

    This isn't about efficiency or cost per passenger mile I think. The A380 was a bet that the hub and spoke model (where passengers travel to an airline's hub in small planes and onw…

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    Comment #15685428

    If you take an inch of pitch from many other rows + the 5,5 that allows you to fit an extra row or two. Compare Lufthansas seatmap for the A320 vs A320neo. The neo has the Smartlav…

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    Comment #15141469

    Except the the science doesn't appear to support that. Read the thread.

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    Comment #14703097

    The women who report these issues has no obligation to solve the problems, they're simply pointing out that they exist (since for a long time, people wouldn't believe them).

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    Comment #14273248

    If you can restart without downtime you don't need a hot config reload. Suddenly you can treat config as immutable and discard an entire category of bugs as well.

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    Comment #13768360

    The _entry_ salary for a RN in Sweden is about 25k SEK per month . The _median_ salary for a dishwasher is 17k. The rest of your statements are about as factual as that one.

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    Comment #13597357

    The other responses to your posts are great, but I'd like to add one thing to them; Why are you equating low barrier of entry with quality? I think MongoDB ought to have taught eve…

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    Comment #13513203

    Why would it be more of a problem with refugees than other, paying guests? Afaik, most US citizens staying at Japanese AirBnB's (for example) do not speak Japanese nor know the loc…

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    Comment #13479408

    Software can be complex without having very complex types

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    Comment #12291017

    > I have to say that I did not experience a single data loss that was a result of the database misbehaving. How do you know? Was your data checksummed? Did you read back changes af…