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ti32x
10y ago
So perhaps a sort of gentleman's club (not that sort) for the younger generation? I'd love to have an accessible chill out place I could go to just to get some work done, preferably with a good view of something. No music playing,
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10y ago
Because the cost of fuel in the EU is quite high, and a lot of people commute long(er) distances on a regular basis instead of flying. It is considered an entirely acceptable system because the "cost reimbursement" will fully cove
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10y ago
This is a very idealistic view that I don't believe is based in reality. While we still measure a person's worth out of how much they make, this is going to pose an enormous problem for all of us. We can't just take away peop
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ti32x
10y ago
I am currently locked out of all paid Google services because I committed the crime of changing countries while holding an active Google Developer Account/Wallet. I've talked to them over the phone, and they were entirely unhelpfu
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10y ago
Also worth noting: some of the cheap knockoff magsafe adaptors available on ebay have an earthing "pin" inside the adaptor (the mushroom thing) which is actually just coated in a metallic coloured covering/paint. This doesn&#
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10y ago
I have heard that Polarion is an ok requirements management tool for software, but it is expensive. DOORS is good for tracking and tracing requirements, but from what I can see doesn't do code parsing. This may have changed. However,
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10y ago
I work on software that goes to space. I believe we and NASA use the MISRA coding standard, which is effectively this but taken to extremes. If you actually want to create safety critical code I would recommend that you familiarize yourself