jabbernotty

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by jabbernotty 5y ago
Something else to consider is that while a person may die while having COVID-19, it does not mean that is all that they died from. People in general may have several health problems, which is especially likely for an 80+ year old person. So
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by jabbernotty 5y ago
> Their address is in a residential area, and the lot there (Mathews Manor) seems to be cursorily chosen. Actually, two of their team have the last name Mathews.
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by jabbernotty 6y ago
Convention in Europe is to mention the 'before taxes' number. To the best of my knowledge that is true for at least western Europe.
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by jabbernotty 6y ago
> That's a huge exaggeration. In what other field can a bright kid take a 12 week bootcamp and get a job that pays $80k? They did specify "outside of a couple of tech giants in the USA". Here in Europe, €30K would already
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
There was a time when Koos Nolst Trenité and I walked the same street. For reasons I can't recall we struck up a conversation a few times. Nice guy. I dug up his card to find his site; he seems to still be active there. http:/&#
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
I don't understand why this is being downvoted. There is no negativity in the message.
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
I find it amazing how many different software development frameworks are out there. After all these years I still haven't bothered to look up what React is, and I probably will never need to. I will probably never get to maintain a c
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
FYI: The images don't show up on Firefox 60.7.2esr (which is the version that Debian carries).
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
Their app has push capability, as far as I know that has been used as well. They have a very wide reach.
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
An alternative number has been spread through the national broadcasting association (the publicly funded tv, radio and web news).
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by jabbernotty 7y ago
Facebook and Twitter are social media companies. I don't think they count as technology companies the way i.e. a company that creates water purifiers and solar panels and such are a technology company. And those products are made in ma
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by jabbernotty 8y ago
For me, Firefox on Debian, the only working shortcut is the Menu (which is not actually a menu in the normal UI sense, more like a menu in a restaurant). Shortcuts are always difficult with web apps. For this reason, I would always add an a
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by jabbernotty 8y ago
From the description I'm sure that is the correct painting. The title in the original language is "De Gierigaard en de Dood". A simple modern translation would be "The Greedy Man and Death", there is no reason to tr
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by jabbernotty 8y ago
It seems unfortunate that there are no author names on the Economist articles. One's work deserves recognition.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
There is a thin line between bold statements that lack nuance, and plain lies. Order of events are relevant. It is important to know how he ended up in Russia in the first place, long before this asylum. And was declining the asylum really
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
I've never understood why so many Americans believe that Snowden fled to Russia. It is simply not true and it never has been. Are we already witnessing the rewriting of this part of history?
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
I get reactions of surprise or even disbelief when people I work with find out that I also enjoy painting and martial arts. This gives the signal that there is something wrong it. I really dislike this sort of comments and thinking. It perp
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
https://www.uscg.mil/history/faqs/LSSmotto.asp Basically, you can't know for sure that the sea is too rough to do the rescue until you are already out at sea.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
What they are saying doesn't have anything to do with romance.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
You took that out of it's context. The "that" in that sentence refers to the previous sentence. The poster is mentioning US and Israeli companies as places where quality is held to higher standards.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
Is this sentence machine-generated?
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
I am not sure how actively limiting access to part of the game catalog would be added value.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
> I feel cheated. You were cheated by yourself then, surely. The only thing stopping one's ability to connect on the internet is a failure to actively branch out. I am ignoring language barriers for a moment. Nothing stops you from
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
Thank you for the correction! I was misinformed by some of my local media that said it was binding. "Het referendum gaat door en het is een bindend referendum." http://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2016/02/19&#x
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
> the UK needs to trade with Europe, so they cannot ever really leave. Any deal done will end up looking like Switzerland Thse statements are seemingly facts to you, but personally I am not sure how either could become reality. I believe
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
I am not sure why my observation merits downvotes. The original artical was indeed paywalled.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
Apparently we cannot read this article without a payed account.
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by jabbernotty 10y ago
The poster was talking about 'jobs like this' , not about this specific job. Even if there was an answer to your question it would not really be that informative because we are talking about a future with more automation, not the
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by jabbernotty 11y ago
It will probably make it more difficult to go to the country where she was born. This is a problem if she wants to go back quickly, for example when someone there is sick.
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by jabbernotty 11y ago
Same issue here: "Reported Web Forgery!" It doesn't seem valid, I already took a quick look on my phone and did not see anything phishy.

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