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Where in Europe should that be? I live in Germany and for example Stuttgart has a shortage of nurses because they can't afford living in a 1 hour commuting range (one way).

Same experience with Australia. Japan is very painless, as well. Friendly, helpful staff on both.

How can the third party not know I visited pronhub when pronhub verifies a token with the third party handed to me by the third party?

This may protect my privacy towards pronhub if I am not logged in. But not my privacy against the third party where I need to be logged in and who likely knows my real identity.

So, the trusted third party gets to know which sites you visit?

I just don't allow outbound connections for our HP printer.

Which options are faster?

Does Thunderbird have rules? I searched for this and didn't find them.

How do the mirrors get upgraded?

Internal structures often require support. This makes postprocessing necessary which kills your margin or makes the part expensive.

One can call Windows support? And get help?

I just have been quoted 40k for an installation. So, no.

Heat pump installations are far too expensive in Germany to make any sense economically.

Rooftop solar is prohibitively expensive in Germany. My installation would only cover its costs if electricity becomes so expensive that it would lead to complete economic collapse.

That's prohibitively expensive. And not possible everywhere. And Germany's grid is not ready for heating with electricity.

The main constituent of paper is wood, which consists of hydrocarbons.

I started with FreeCAD a couple of weeks ago. Parametric modeling is pretty hard and a couple of things are pretty hard to understand (no easy reuse of sketches between parts for one, one cannot extrude a binder is another one).

However, without it fine-tuning models for technical use would be untenable.

Unfortunately , refactoring is nightmare stuff.

Isn't that law in the UK as well?

China takes the west as role model...

I worked with ORM (EclipseLink) and used SQL just fine.

When using JDBC I found myself quickly in implementing a poor mans ORM.

That's strange, I have exactly the same combo and I can see the caller numbers just fine...

Doesn't seem a universal bug.

I configured my user to run Cinnamon as desktop which works ok'ish.

I am not a great fan of the GNOME desktop, though.

The main problem here is the banks relying on an untrusted device as second factor.

Only immutable devices should be allowed as second factor.

There is a special law for politicians.

Which, of course, isn't true.

You should know the trade-offs of different algorithms, though. Many libraries let you choose the implementation for a spcific problem. For instance tree vs. hash map where you trade memory for speed.

Is there a O(n) shuffling algorithm? In place, I don't think so.

But now you have both...

1970-01-01

I'd love this for a Fairphone.

Your first one gets me puzzled. Normally, you take the shorter time to the full hour. Nobody says 'fünfundvierzig vor zwölf', for example. I never said or heard 'fünfunddreißig vor zwölf'. Before half past an hour everyone says '... nach elf'.

It's absolutely correct German. Native speaker here.