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Spain, or its tax agency cannot cover (or will not cover) all fraud areas. It will creat FUDs with big cases to have everyone in line from that moment on, but it is really difficult also to cover all ground.

It boils down again and again to how elites in general can avoid taxation anywhere by being everywhere. Related:

https://twitter.com/rcbregman/status/1088793422113185794?s=2...

Yeah more are coming. JSON/Js for example.

That’s it. Call it programatically from your machine regardless of having anything installed.

Give Semantic Merge a try https://www.semanticmerge.com

How does one vote for maker of the year?

The interest behind of state-sponsored attacks like these still puzzle me.

I'm not sure most of the pictures are recent enough.

The one with the man taking a piss directly to the camera? That's Galicia ;-)

Jokes aside it's the most fascinating region in Spain, believe me. You'll enjoy.

This is absolutely fabulous. Thanks for sharing.

It is indeed a VCS of its own. We think superior and more complete that Git and we make a living from it. These are some of the reasons why:

https://www.plasticscm.com/git

Bur sure, if you's like to, you can work with Git repos without any trouble (Plastic SCM has the same idiosyncrasy Git has):

https://www.plasticscm.com/gitsync

There are indeed other options in the market, Bill, that combine and put in use some of the treats you would like of a VCS. Read here "Distributed, multisite and centralized":

https://www.plasticscm.com/features

I guess special regulation is required. After all, there isn't a huge market for paralyzed people out there, thus the cost of opportunity of changing jobs is small anyway. I see your point though but disagree with the dystopian tag: if there is any chance to free mentally healthy but physically paralyzed people it is through robotics and technology.

I'm guessing that Israel and Spain might be behind the Netherlands in this trend. Absolutely fascinating.

I like Redmonks' approach on how it'll be devs who will make sense of all this crazy amount of technologies (to put it very simply). My actual question would be if they will make sense of it all after being imposed a tool, infrastructure, platform by the decision makers or if they can influence decision makers to use the best tool, infrastructure, platform for their build and ops processes.

Is there a way to easily learn how to use this?

How does this tool keep up with the changes updates in the C++ standards?

I would've done the glitter sticky.

Taller than life.

Idol.

That's actually my concern: while it is impossible to determine that from the article, the burden is already in someone's shoulders already.

Isn't "while further investigation might be necessary" incompatible with "the authorities determined the design might be to blame for the sinking not the collision." or is it just me?

Funny thing is that Spanish company Navantia was the first to be accused of this (design errors, inexplicable sinking...) and in this article I still see some indirect finger pointing and yet no proof of that. There is some weird thing going on here.

I know it was an offence but what about being a little nore dramatic by hold it in up in the air with both hands instead of just awkwardly hesitating what to do with it?

Why would this happen?

That was just odd. I wasn’t expecting him to do anything in particular with it but what he actually did was somehow ridiculous.

It's prolly me that I am dumb and don't get it but I am already a Proton VPN paid user. On top of that I have to pay $10? What the fucking fuck?

How can one subscribe to this?

Congrats Basile Samel!

As crazy as it may sound, this SMT engine proposal ma be able to performa translation without preexisting bilingual corpora.