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by 0ld 6y ago
spf, dkim and clean ip were enough for my opensmtpd to deliver mail from my domain into gmail and outlook inboxes
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by 0ld 7y ago
i could stand behind this rant until unexpectedly (or expectedly - this from a russian after all?) stumbling upon this: > Flagged”? So this is how you call “disposing of someone” in a “politically correct” manner nowadays — you “flag” th
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by 0ld 7y ago
Noone likes their proximity sensor going mad over the car in front of them in a traffic jam
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by 0ld 7y ago
Since a couple of years I've been running iked [0] on my VPSed OpenBSD. It took me around 5 minutes to setup and it "just works" since then with my iPhone and MacOS clients out of the box, not requiring any additional softwar
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by 0ld 7y ago
Unfortunately Apple "OSes" are ridden with small-ish but nasty bugs and inconveniences which affect only an "insignificant" part of their customers, and in the Apple garden world it means they are never ever going to be
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by 0ld 7y ago
> If you want to get started with Planetary, the first thing you need to do is download the app from the Apple App Store. [0] Seriously? And they call this "planetary"? [0] https://planetarysupport.zendesk.com/h
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by 0ld 7y ago
When there are big air pollution problems, people and municipalities usually install their own monitors. Say, I live in a region with a very bad air quality in winter, and in the vicinity of my house there're at least 4 devices I can (
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by 0ld 7y ago
There's a taxi company in my city (EU, but not Germany) which doesn't go mad or cry for govt help, and instead provides experience very similar to Uber with its app, runs "full scale" licensed taxis and their prices are
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by 0ld 7y ago
only if you think that europe is eu, which it is not
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by 0ld 7y ago
> It has always baffled me that ES doesn't require a username and password by default. because auth was a part of their paid service (and by paid i mean 'very goddamned expensive') until like half a year ago when they made
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by 0ld 7y ago
Unfortunately, DDG has a close relationships with the kgb's outlet yandex (and trying not to mention that anywhere unless asked directly), which is absolute showstopper for me
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by 0ld 7y ago
I've been crossing the EU border (as a non-EU national) regularly (like once in 1-2 months) since around 15 years. And I've never ever seen anything even remotely resembling the pure insanity that appear to be going on on the US b
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by 0ld 7y ago
it's actually the other way round. interslavic is deliberately based on osl [0]. it is basically "modernized" osl with simplified grammar and lexicon "averaged" from the existing slavic languages. and, btw, osl is n
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by 0ld 7y ago
> Imagine you take your BMW to a non-BMW-authorised repair shop and they swap your battery to a perfectly good one for 1/5th the price. But now you have a permanent warning light on your dashboard that there's something wrong w
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by 0ld 7y ago
Btw, noone would really write Юрий Гагарин with the stress marks. Except for wikipedia where you copypasted it from
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by 0ld 8y ago
It doesn't work like that in real life. My house is 2 years old and still missing from the google maps. If you try to search gmaps for my address, it will guide you to a house on the street with the same name in the neighbouring town.
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by 0ld 8y ago
do that indoors and just put a rubber glove on top of a jar [0] if you are concerned about contamination or smells [0] https://www.google.com/search?q=fermentation+rubber+glove&so...
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by 0ld 8y ago
Is there any point in talking about DDG "privacy" as long as they use yandex (which is basically an fsb (kgb) outlet) as a search backend?
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by 0ld 8y ago
Russian literature in a nutshell: https://img0.liveinternet.ru/images/attach/d/0/142/711/14271... Translation: Russian classical literature New man | Odd man | Small man SUFFERING
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by 0ld 8y ago
they did freedom units math! quite a feat
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by 0ld 8y ago
Technically, it is Fiat 125. Just with different body.
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by 0ld 8y ago
> If you measure ... with a 0 degree C ... will be extremely uncomfortable I believe that's all the author wanted to say
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by 0ld 8y ago
Well, as opposed to most other metal styles, BM in general has had this 'trve' trend in the 90s, but its practically non-existent nowadays
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by 0ld 8y ago
There's one word that immediately negates all the good things you mentioned. Smog.
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by 0ld 8y ago
>a lot of (about 1 million) refugees and emigrants from Ukraine Please don't mix labor migrants (99.99+% of the number you indicated) with refugees. According to the fresh official Foreigners Office report[0], there were 7.5k applic
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by 0ld 8y ago
Articles usually appear in the languages which (are starting to) lose inflection. Say, there is a Slavic language which had lost its cases and does have the articles now - Bulgarian It's all a kind of ouroboros of languages - if someth
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by 0ld 8y ago
Thanks, I was reluctant to read the article which censored word "shit"
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by 0ld 8y ago
Gibson's language is so heavy, it was almost physically hard to read the book as a non-native speaker. Also he was obviously not really into IT (at least when he wrote the book), which added to the negative perception even more, and le
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by 0ld 8y ago
> DC is usually 50 to 60 HZ Immediately make me doubt the quality of the comment
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by 0ld 8y ago
The non-related words for ox, cow and beef. I can confirm the same at least in Czech, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian. But not in, say, Polish (where 'beef' has its root from 'ox')

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