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It's hard to qualify Zeiss as a "small business". Also, they pay their own employees wages and deduct taxes and social insurance so it's not like they pretend to be an independent contractor to save some money.

In the benchmark Rust is more than 50% faster than the runner up

Stores are required by law to provide the price per unit/weight/volume alongside the price, so you can directly compare the price of a pint of beer to the 0.33 liter bottle without calculating anything.

I use it all the time, but almost always sarcastically (as in "load-bearing tinyproxy instance").

Buy a steam deck. It sends a strong signal to Valve to continue supporting Wine and you get a Steam Deck

That makes it sound like 50 shades of grey would have had a 50/50 chance of getting into the top 100 if it only was included in the wider selection

The architect should have required Hindu numbers. Same result, but even more confusion.

The "small ones" do. The larger P models require a beefy 220W proprietary power supply.

That's what I use a 2014 Sony tablet for. The battery last surprisingly long, but heavy websites are an exercise (well, the other form of exercise) in frustration

If you were using everything in the toolboxes, it would be absolutely worth it. As it is, you often need an additional toolbox for basic functionality and pay for everything in it.

Your taxi crashes because the driver skipped brake maintenance and his insurance doesn't reimburse you for your hospital costs because commercial transportation isn't covered. Sure would be nice to have some minimum requirements for taxis.

Which often means that e.g. loading an image for displaying it increases cost by a few thousands

I assume that was meant to be "session"

Unless you needed a SATA driver not included in the installer because you wanted to avoid a legacy IDE emulation for your disks.

Even better: grades range from 1.0 (best) to 5.0 (failed) with partial grades (.3, .7) in-between. Caused a few problems when a 1.3 got interpreted as the first May and converted to the number of days between the epoch and the first ofay of that year.

I have been using this in a web application that acquires a lock, retrieves and returns a few variables to the outer scope an then immediately unlocks the mutex again

Go.

You can't pay for blood, only an expense reimbursement. Which is coincidentally 25 euros almost everywhere.

Even k9s would profit enormously from detachable dialogs. Just let me do something without losing my current log view.

Europe just nixed the general €100K limit on SEPA instant transfers. Before that, you had to split it up or wait 1-2 days for the regular transfer to go through.

FYI Idealo is part of Springer (Bild), Geizhals belongs to Heise (c't, iX)

Are these the kind of statistics that omit stay-at-home parents but have the average pulled down by people working part time that wouldn't work otherwise?

Straight to jail.

Our city replaced some train tracks with high quality separated bike streets (no cars allowed, obviously). Biking five kilometers each way with only three street crossings is perfectly doable, even with small children on their own bikes.

To be honest the few rust formatting options are easier to remember and more logical than the printf placeholders, e.g. ? for debugging, x for hex, X for upper case hex etc.

Or detected easily with package builders like Arg Linux's makepkg that ship a hash along with the source URL. As soon as one user gets a different file, he has an alert and the compromised package for later analysis

With VS Code and IntelliJ you can even do it in the same documents at the same time

I'd say the sprinter is more like Fortran. You use it when you need to move around lots of stuff and although it's quite fast on its own, you would drive it neither for fun nor when you only have a few things to move around.

That's his point. You won't get any reasonable charge because you (mostly avoid parking your car in direct sunlight

Of course, the next European neighbor country where you can continue your studies (even taking most of your credits with you) is often only a few hundred kilometres away.