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The first. In German, many words that refer to a person (e.g. Fahrer/Fahrerin, male/female driver) have a plural which is identical to the male singular. For a while now, many writers have used a typographic style to make the plural gender-neutral by writing the male plural, an asterisk, and then the female plural suffix (e.g. Fahrer*innen).
Would have been interesting to connect back to Java's own journey to improve its time APIs, with Joda-Time leading into JSR 310, released with Java 8 in 2014. Immutable representations, instants, proper timezone support etc.
Given that the article refers to the "radical proposal" to bring these features to JavaScript came in 2018, surely Java's own solutions had some influence?
This study from the University of Reading found that severe turbulence has indeed increased significantly and measurably over the last 40 years: https://research.reading.ac.uk/research-blog/2023/06/28/avia...
My assumption is by creating a service account with limited privileges and activating it for gcloud when running this.
Interestingly, the page you linked is missing Germany.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust,_but_verify
Trust, but verify (Russian: доверяй, но проверяй, tr. doveryay, no proveryay, IPA: [dəvʲɪˈrʲæj no prəvʲɪˈrʲæj]) is a Russian proverb, which is rhyming in Russian. The phrase became internationally known in English after Suzanne Massie, a scholar of Russian history, taught it to Ronald Reagan, then president of the United States, the latter of whom used it on several occasions in the context of nuclear disarmament discussions with the Soviet Union.
Memorably referenced in "Chernobyl": https://youtu.be/9Ebah_QdBnI?t=79
For those interested, the competitive AoE2 scene is alive and well with one of its biggest tournaments, NAC5, going on now, an in-person LAN in Berlin.
https://liquipedia.net/ageofempires/Nili%27s_Apartment_Cup/5
That sounds like a bold statement. I would imagine the large majority of players of any mass-market title don’t know about or use any non-built-in mods.
What exactly do you mean by "damned" here?
Gigabits, I presume, so 100 GB/s.
Beancount (https://beancount.github.io/) plus a script for formatting bank statement CSVs.
Maybe you're aware of how Rotten Tomatoes scores work, but in case someone reading this isn't: the score is not some average of individual scores like IMDb uses (I think), but just the _proportion of critic scores that are positive_.
So, if a film has 100x 2.5/4 star ratings from critics and 50 1.5/4 star ratings, it would have a Tomatometer score of 67% (100 positive of 150 ratings).
This is a mischaracterization of P.A.s (well, not the being-paid-less bit). Do you know any personally?
My monthly electricity bill went up by ~29%, so sounds about right. In fact, my electricity provider raised everyone's rate, even those with a contract, but giving an option to leave and find another provider, and shortly thereafter went bankrupt.
Note that Thread Reader loses the images attached to some of the tweets (at least for me).
Edit: strike that, it was Firefox's social tracker protection blocking them. Just need to click the shield icon left of the address bar and temporarily disable it.
I encourage you to read the first sentence of QuadrupleA‘s comment to this post in LGR’s voice.
What are you trying to say, exactly? "Confidential computing" doesn't _use_ anything, it's a technology for working with encrypted data, mate.
They did not mention the US government.
Written December 29th and updated 9 days later. :)
Ctrl-Z, kill -9 %
I'm an engineer working on this project at dA.
Right now I'm pretty busy with Flink Forward in Berlin, but if you have any questions on the technical side I'll try to respond when I can!
Tharkun.wav
Third paragraph:
...and has the ability to support six displays right out of the box.
He's probably referring to the iPhone 7's lack of one.
TWC was bought by Charter recently.
In Charlotte (and other places, I'm certain) the signs referencing I-485, the local loop interstate highway, refer to "Outer" and "Inner", which is just as useful as long as you know to drive on the right!
I need to read that one. I really enjoyed his "In the Kingdom of Mao Bell" from February '92.
What is its radius in meters? Can I assume it is a unit sphere?