By balpreetbrar
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By aquadrop
It’s written in pretty easy way, you just must be interested in this stuff, then you’ll enjoy it
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By chrismorgan
It would also render the previous ways obsolete. New-style formatting never took over completely from old-style because it wasn’t sufficiently compelling—`”%s %s” % (a, b)` versus `” ”.format(a, b)` doesn’t have a clear winner. But `f”a b”`? Clearly superior. With the exception of backwards compatibility matters (which will be a nuisance for far too long), there would really be no reason to keep using the old ways in most places. i18n/l10n would really be the only mainstream reason for using anything other than f-strings.
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By mbreese
It’s difficult to tell from your site – does it still use FUSE under the hood or is this a kernel-level FS? I’d check the RPMs if I could, but I can’t download the RPM without signing up first.
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By syscoding
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By tanzam75
> Structured settlement cases became more popular in the United States during the 1970s as an alternative to lump sum settlements. The increased popularity was due to several rulings by the IRS, an increase in personal injury awards, and higher interest rates.
Well, in the 1970s, people had pensions and the 401(k) was a “thrift plan.” Yet we’ve enacted all sorts of protections for the 401(k), because it is now the primary mechanism of retirement savings available to most Americans.
Structured settlements may have originated as a tax break in the 1970s. However, in the last 40 years they’ve become a way to provide a secure income stream for plaintiffs. We need to treat them as such.
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By muratk
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