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C# has GC by default, but you can do manual memory management in "unsafe" blocks

This looks extremely low, you should be able at least twice of that as a junior without much experience.

Huh, that's quite a dramatic code size reduction. Which percentage of this codebase was in tests and boilerplate code for stuff like helper data classes?

Current version of Windows already have Chromium in the form of new Edge and Microsoft seems to start pushing progressive web applications. At least they made good integration with system for them.

So, perhaps, soon we will have PWAs instead of bunch of electron apps each carrying its own Chromium.

In short: prefer induction over deduction in early stages of teaching.

This also need to have somehow broken hinting instructions so it would render blurry with rainbow edges on a screen.

>Which distributions to support?

Target flatpak and/or snap.

So, basically a nanoscale electron tube?

>Are there already atmosphere-breathing engines that do this and what are they called?

Generally this kind of engine is called Magnetohydrodynamic drive. I'm not sure about atmospheric engines, but according to wiki[1] there are prototypes that uses water as working fluid.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamic_drive

Looks similar to Ionocraft[0], but only for low density plasma instead of an air.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionocraft

МЦСТ (MCST) was an abbreviation for "Московский центр SPARC-технологий", now it's just a meaningless letters. ARM in computer name means probably "Автоматизированное рабочее место" - "Automated workstation"

So, how am I supposed to select language?

There already is FB2 format. Sure, its XML-based and many people may not like it, but why reinvent same thing againg?

Man, standing on its head is the logo of Yota[1], so it's a part of the design ;-)

[1] http://www.yota.ru

According to russian news site[1] it will cost 19990 rubles ($600) in Russia.

[1] http://hi-tech.mail.ru/news/misc/yotaphone-price.html

And irony here is that one of the guys, who were developing this thing, was awarded Nobel Peace Prize later.

> Almost everyone uses a Mac. Where? I, actually, don't know anybody who uses mac.

http://visualbooster.com/share/20130801230340534.png Here is graph which represents fertility rate in Russia (orange) comparative to Japan (red) and Germany (blue). It's obviously climbing up since economy stabilized. Now, would you expect huge increase after anti gay-propaganda law is established?

Being gay or not is not a choice, so how can fertility rate be linked with number of homosexuals?