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by csdigi 4y ago
It depends on how they got their income in the first place. My family are dairy farmers and frequently trade cattle at local auctions. This is still a cash based society (rural Ireland), it does not take many heads of cattle to make up 10k,
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by csdigi 6y ago
Importantly though the UK does not need to apply those rules and standards to domestic trade (which is over 90% of it).
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by csdigi 6y ago
I am not an author, but was around when we decided to create Please in 2015. When we created Please we were currently using Buck from Facebook. As has been covered elsewhere at the time it had some limitations which meant that it was gettin
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by csdigi 10y ago
I agree, if anything I think the remark looks more like a joke targeted to her young age than her gender in the context of the video.
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by csdigi 11y ago
Try using this url instead: http://angularjs.blogspot.com/ncr
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by csdigi 12y ago
Mark Roth did an interesting TED talk 4 years ago on that very subject. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVAaZVz9pDs
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by csdigi 13y ago
I travel in Europe a lot, but Google Maps for Android has had the ability to save offline maps for ages now (which I use all the time). GPS also works offline obviously so you can navigate pretty well (still no search for offline though). I
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by csdigi 13y ago
I use this exact same system, although it sort of hurts to see my old phones get slowly crippled by my girlfriend. She is currently just bringing my old Galaxy Nexus to the end of its life.
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by csdigi 13y ago
The sectioned titled "Inconsistent get interface" compares get() to getattr() which are two unrelated functions. getattr is the same as a property lookup on an object (person.name, person['name']), get() is a method defi
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by csdigi 14y ago
With Chrome you have to trade memory usage for the process sandboxing of each tab which adds a measurable overhead. But I think for the general population it is a trade worth making.
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by csdigi 14y ago
Backbone like spine has moved to support the "asynchronous UI" in its models by default. The general philosophy is that all storage should seem local, and the interface should wait as little as possible with data being synced in the backgro