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In this case I would suggest trying out grocery delivery services like Ocado in the UK.
Both of the examples that you provided are generally way less dangerous. Distracted driving is a common cause of deadly accidents. So I’d argue your examples are hardy equivalent. Using your phone in a stationary queue likely correlates with use while moving, which is significantly harder to capture.
My reading is that diverse teams are seen as more productive and innovative. Another angle could be that given how impactful technology is, women need the seat at the table to take part in shaping it.
I think in many cases ebike can easily replace a second car in a family.
I find that one of the hardest things is to know what sounds natural. I found this website useful for checking specific phrases
https://ludwig.guru.
Even if you account for travel?
I think red is generally used for long distance trails and other colours are used for auxiliary routes. Because of that, colour clashes are rare. Because all major intersections have arrows you just really need to remember your destination.
Often you even have the information about public transport at the destination.
Example of a map: https://mapy.hiking.sk/?zoom=11&lat=6261583.4553&lon=2274012...
This is clearly due to lack of user testing.
I've been using ctypes for the exact same purposes and it has been pretty painless. Why have you decided to use FFI?
Clang static analyzer can be run as part of oclint run. It contains slower and more complex memory related checks.
Clang tidy has more style related checks. Where oclint is better at diagnosing complexity.
Saying that, I've recently felt like the development of clang tidy has been much more active and it will become the do-it-all tool very soon.
What exactly is wrong with ping-pong tournaments?
Today I was looking into using the VS Code debugger for embedded C and I was surprised that the c/c++ extension is not open source. Does anyone know the reason?
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I’ve noticed the same thing. Do you by any chance have a catch-all address? That was the major source of spam in the inbox for me.
It’s almost like during Apple events
HW: Retina Macbook Pro
SW: OSX for Photoshop and Illustrator, Sublime Text for C/JS/PHP plus XCode. I also run Windows VM for all sorts of engineering software (Siemens NX, ANSYS, LabView, Multisim).
I get this awful glitching when switching spaces and I can’t really see much of a speedup. Not sure about the awesomeness, but it is fairly easy to try out.
I am from Slovakia and I do not hate Russia. I am afraid.
Apart from other reasons mentioned. LEDs don’t work well in parallel. Even if you have just 2 of them, one will be bit brighter (drawing more current) than the other.
I was wondering why there is a need to involve a micro-controller? I can see this project being done with couple of op-amps and potentiometer? I see so many hobby project using arduinos for no good reason. Please people show some love for analog electronics!
Surprisingly, in Denmark it is quite common to sell fruit like this.
I love gpg but openpgp tooling is just ancient piece of crap from CLI perspective.
- writing gpg just gives you cryptic “gpg: Go ahead and type your message ...” without any more information.
- `gpg --list-keys` apart from being hard to remember* has a table of misaligned values without any headers.
- I still can’t figure out how to make use of gpg-agent.
* I always tend to write --keys and I get another non-helpful info error “gpg: Option “--keys” is ambiguous”)
So this means I can just change my IP (And possibly use some random physical address) to get lower prices when in EU?