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Which one is the most future proof? I recently tried Organice, even though it has a different feature set, because is is basically future proof even if the hosting company tops functioning
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You assume that it's the same type or level of documentation, official communication with regulatory offices might require a lot more work than answering a passenger.
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Israel has a somewhat similar law, as expected it didn't end up so well https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-police-use-of-nso-spywa...
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3y ago
> That law would certainly not pass in the majority of EU countries. Even for a specific purpose and specified people, approved by a judge?
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I never thought of doing that, that's a great idea
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3y ago
Well, the extreme is Geothermal Heating & Cooling although I rarely saw cooling being used.
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I think that it's not about saving time but about getting into the right mood
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3y ago
Heat (well, energy) moves from place to place in three ways- first is hot material moving. for example hot air getting into your house or cold air "escaping" your fridge. When referring to houses this means air tightening the buil
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As an IT person? interesting. From my little experience wearing uniform they can increase motivation in some cases, although they might the opposite affect in some cases- think of a policeman in a supporting community vs. a debt collector d
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> One of the main difficulties is that if it is cloudy outside the amount of heat the panels can reject or absorb is greatly diminished The paint reflects radiation from the sun, but heat can get into the building by Conduction (air touc
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> for most of history people have been working far more than that. Are you sure? can you support the "most" part?
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Best comment so far
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Extensions are blocked for "security and privacy concerns", and our internal systems don't work well with non standard browsers for some reason
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Click, I can have a safer setup but don't bother
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Profile? not allowed here by IT
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Actually extensions are blocked for "security and privacy concerns", and our internal systems don't work well with non Chromium browsers
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Yes, I tried that with mostly inconclusive results, maybe I chose the wrong site, except for one or two sites that were either really impressively good or bad
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Ask HN: Refusing all cookies, still targeted by ads. How?
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Well, I couldn't even make myself wear one and it dies alone in a drawer (the screen popped out one day). I could do that for special occasions like sports, short hiking's or going out to have fun but not much more. Oh wait, I wou
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Unfortunately I don't have a good advice, I can suspect however that this is the result of an AI making a decision and can't explain why. I work at a bank and those kind of complaints, I was rejected with no good explanation, are
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You are right of course, I was just theatrically Exaggerating. If we assume there is no corruption involved, then lack of competence from the project management side can fail such a project. For this example it could be failing to mention o
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Great answer! What do you mean by not using "you're the best"? an exaggerated compliment followed by a methodic and logical explanation of why you are doing good is not necessarily a bad thing.
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> This project was implemented by the same agencies - MCI together with Caracal. I suspect that this is the root cause of this and for many other systems failing. When a project is created by the lowest bidder, as a one time effort with
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Another challenge, related more to implementation than theory, is having too many experiments running in parallel. As a company grows there will be multiple experiments running in parallel executed by different teams. The underlying assumpt
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let what pass?
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Traveling in groups, or even a family of parents + teenager, requires more than one room and then Airbnb wins. I agree that there are commercial rentals on Airbnb, some pretending to be private, but again it is a good solution for larger gr
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I kind of moved the other direction and worked with people like you moving from "high level" development to embedded. The first thing to note is that "Embedded" is a very wide area, a lot of it is not too special and you
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That would be the bottom range of the brand, but they are amazing both aesthetically and engineering wise!
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There's readrate.com in Russian, I only know about it because it has some integration with PocketBook eReaders. Goodreads also offers integration with Kindle's, newsletters with book recommendations or "discover a new book&qu
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Try one of the mode dedicated forums like www.watchuseek.com. Some pointers- Mechanical watches requires periodic maintenance, it can get to 500$ every 5 years. A movement is the watch's heart, many times different watches share the sa
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