On the other hand, I've never had my Linux desktop crash for decompressing a big ZIP archive. Of course, credit where credit is due, Explorer crashing isn't necessarily all that dramatic these days. The funny thing is,…
The OCD notion of cleanliness doesn't always have really anything to do with any real germs or other pathogens. "Dirtiness" is more an abstract concept that varies and develops over time.
I'm not a doctor, but I'm almost certain your SO absolutely needs to discuss these things with someone to have any chance of relieving, or reversing the trend you mentioned. From my past experiences, I must…
>Line breaks in HTML source code should not matter! So, should you put spaces at the end, or at the beginning of lines in text that's broken into multiple lines?
Universal income, unrestricted immigration. Which is it that you really want? Both of course, people tend to want it all, and dreams to pay for it all. In 100 years it'll supposedly all work out fine, despite "short…
Strictly speaking, the initial part of your assumption is not wrong, but the later conclusion is. array[x] and *(array+x) are indeed equivalent for any identifiers 'array' and 'x' (assuming one of those evaluates as a…
>You have the opposite problem though That is a partially solvable problem, though. While you cannot fix a restaurant when it fails at that, you can simply not visit there. Well, assuming not all restaurants fail at…
>checking if a map or set contain a key requires lots of code Well, we all have our own standards, but... std::set<int> numbers = ...; if (numbers.count(5)) {} // we have a 5
I can't guarantee I'm right, but AFAIK that's sort of a templated typedef, where the bound type is that of the return value of method "func" of class U. Short example: class Foo { int func(); }; // func_type<Foo> = int…
I considered a fanless PSU when I bought my current set-up, but at least back then I didn't find them cost-effective: for a cheaper price I could buy a higher-rated, at least as efficient model from the same…
"Industrial" washing machines are typically faster (for reasons) than domestic ones, and the difference is pretty much that they simply use more water.
It's odd to see Firefox being called a memory hog just a few years back. As far as I can tell, Chrome has used more memory pretty much always if you have multiple tabs open. (Firefox may have been slower on slow…
Why is this downvoted? On my Windows 10, Win+Shift+S does nothing whatsoever, either. Updater says Windows is up-to-date, too.
Battery aging is less a problem when the battery capacity is less essential. You still get hybrid mileage benefit even if the battery can only hold a single braking charge (and let's face it, it will never go that low…
On the other hand, I've never had my Linux desktop crash for decompressing a big ZIP archive. Of course, credit where credit is due, Explorer crashing isn't necessarily all that dramatic these days. The funny thing is,…
The OCD notion of cleanliness doesn't always have really anything to do with any real germs or other pathogens. "Dirtiness" is more an abstract concept that varies and develops over time.
I'm not a doctor, but I'm almost certain your SO absolutely needs to discuss these things with someone to have any chance of relieving, or reversing the trend you mentioned. From my past experiences, I must…
>Line breaks in HTML source code should not matter! So, should you put spaces at the end, or at the beginning of lines in text that's broken into multiple lines?
Universal income, unrestricted immigration. Which is it that you really want? Both of course, people tend to want it all, and dreams to pay for it all. In 100 years it'll supposedly all work out fine, despite "short…
Strictly speaking, the initial part of your assumption is not wrong, but the later conclusion is. array[x] and *(array+x) are indeed equivalent for any identifiers 'array' and 'x' (assuming one of those evaluates as a…
>You have the opposite problem though That is a partially solvable problem, though. While you cannot fix a restaurant when it fails at that, you can simply not visit there. Well, assuming not all restaurants fail at…
>checking if a map or set contain a key requires lots of code Well, we all have our own standards, but... std::set<int> numbers = ...; if (numbers.count(5)) {} // we have a 5
I can't guarantee I'm right, but AFAIK that's sort of a templated typedef, where the bound type is that of the return value of method "func" of class U. Short example: class Foo { int func(); }; // func_type<Foo> = int…
I considered a fanless PSU when I bought my current set-up, but at least back then I didn't find them cost-effective: for a cheaper price I could buy a higher-rated, at least as efficient model from the same…
"Industrial" washing machines are typically faster (for reasons) than domestic ones, and the difference is pretty much that they simply use more water.
It's odd to see Firefox being called a memory hog just a few years back. As far as I can tell, Chrome has used more memory pretty much always if you have multiple tabs open. (Firefox may have been slower on slow…
Why is this downvoted? On my Windows 10, Win+Shift+S does nothing whatsoever, either. Updater says Windows is up-to-date, too.
Battery aging is less a problem when the battery capacity is less essential. You still get hybrid mileage benefit even if the battery can only hold a single braking charge (and let's face it, it will never go that low…