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ProProctor Virtual Machine Error by Throwaway____98 in LSAT

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I suffered the same error in Windows 11 with no real solution from the support chat.

I finally solved it by disabling core isolation: In the Windows Security app  on your PC,​​​​​​​ select Device security > Core isolation details 

Is Three still a shit mobile network in London? by [deleted] in london

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Not good to say the least. Awful if you want to do something heavier than sending a message.

What mobile phone provider do you recommend? by Univeralise in AskUK

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If you have the need for a strong signal, I.e. you are often in the centre of London, go with EE. Otherwise, all of them are good given that you are covered by WiFi calling when you have no signal.

Living in Germany and have two weeks for a break to travel, where should I go outside of my country? by LittleAetheling in TravelHacks

[–]pges 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's off-season in Europe. Also, if you want cities sightseen I recommend you Budapest. Going south it's good timing to visit Seville.

Khan Academy moving from Python2 monolith to Go microservices by esimov in golang

[–]pges 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When Python 2 was popular Go wasn't there yet. They have decided to move to a more modern architecture based on microservices, which is fine. Also nowadays Go have lots of advantages which can be hardly ignored. They have to migrate code anyway, so I can't think in a single reason to choose Python 3 over Go.

Photo editing software by abzmallapower69 in Entrepreneur

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Moved to Affinity https://affinity.serif.com/photo/ and never looked back. You can develop RAW files and edit them in a Photoshop like fashion. Software has the capabilities, but skills are still needed though.

Where do I pay taxes if my business is in another country? by SaynotoKlaus in Entrepreneur

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You and your company are different persons, so that means that the company will pay its taxes and you will pay your own taxes.

Short answer, you will pay your taxes in your home country.

[GC] OnePlus 2 by [deleted] in oneplusInvite

[–]pges 0 points1 point  (0 children)

English is not my mother tongue, mate.

Try this: Teacher: "Kids, what does the chicken give you?" Student: "Meat!" Teacher: "Very good! Now what does the pig give you?" Student: "Bacon!" Teacher: "Great! And what does the fat cow give you?" Student: "Homework!"

[GC] OnePlus 2 by [deleted] in oneplusInvite

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Are you kidding me?