Surely it depends what you're compromising.
Your demands are one thing, your integrity is another.
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Your demands are one thing, your integrity is another.
Plenty of languages come with standard libraries that are more than sufficient for handling plenty of tasks.
Hardly surprising given the contrast to the level of journalistic integrity on display at the Beeb recently.
This is broadly how the EU operates. If companies want to start putting new stuff in/on our food, they first have to demonstrate it's no dangerous.
Not the best approach to everything perhaps, but I'd rather not have capitalists freely innovating on my food.
Being able to put language-specific shortcuts on keys that change with the keyboard layout is damn useful.
Why does software have such powerful modes for Python and JavaScript, but never for French or English?
Host AdGuard on a VPS (same one as the VPN?). Then you can use it from everywhere.
A one-person apartment in the local halls of residence costs under €500/month here in DE. A room in a shared flat costs a lot less.
A lot of German SMEs still work that way, even if their big engineering companies have rather lost their way.
That was a big problem when I switched to macOS. I kept hitting CMD+Q every time I tried to type an email address.
The lack of u"" is just another manifestation of the complete breakage they wrought upon Python's string handling, isn't it?
It was closer to a decade (3.7) till they'd put enough of the bits they'd ripped out back in for Py3 to be suitable for the things I used Py2 for.
It was his iPad's fault, apparently.
Python didn't cause their problems, Django did. They wanted async, but chose a framework that doesn't really support it. And they weren't even running it on an async app server.
Python didn't work for them because every subsequent choice they made was wrong.
IIRC, he only got into making cars because Enzo Ferrari disrespected him.
And what they're saying is that this isn't just an indication of how awesome the US is compared to other places, but also of how averse Americans are to learning other languages compared to other people.
OPT+SHIFT+- on macOS. It's no more difficult to type than a lot of other punctuation/common symbols.
That's a huge generalisation. Plenty are every bit as dodgy as the big ones.
It's been 20 years since Apple decided they needed a browser of their own, and even then they chose to throw their weight behind KDE's KHTML, not Gecko.
Aren't a lot of your religious fundies Zionists because the believe Jesus isn't coming back unless there are Jews in the Levant?
I think it's reasonable to expect better from them.
Gen-X in a nutshell, isn't it? People rarely seem. To remember that that generation even exists.
Which freemail service isn't ad- or surveillance-supported?
> suggests that something vital has stalled
Why does it have to be a technology-driven limit? I dare say Google thinks that anyone with more than 15GB of email is a serious enough user to pay for it.
Brits don't do Bugs Bunny, only Wile E. Coyote.
British comedy runs on kicking its protagonists in the nuts. Ideally, they bring it upon themselves, but cosmic irony will do in a pinch.
It's practically unheard of for a British protagonist to end an episode in a better place than they started unless it's the Christmas special.