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9y ago
Yeah, regular parcels are not delivered to door, and most people don't want to pay the extra for door delivery. And nowadays many just redirect their parcels to a parcel box on their commute / supermarket via the Posti app/si
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FWIW, in Finland having to pickup your domestic packages at the post office or other pickup point has always been the standard, unless you pay extra for home delivery. Regulations say 82%+ of Finnish population needs to be within 3 km (1.9
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Finnish Posti also started installing those in 2011, now they have ~500 of them (~1 per 11000 pop). They've also recently started installing similar machines to apartment buildings (somewhat similar to OP Amazon things I guess).
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9y ago
I wouldn't be so sure until the support actually drops. 1607 is going to receive updates to 2018, and the Acer quote says "Microsoft is working with us to help provide compatible drivers to address this incompatibility", an
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9y ago
Just in case you are not aware, Let's Encrypt does support the DNS TXT method as well. I use the acme.sh client ( https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh ) for updating certs for a site on a managed platform, using the
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9y ago
> By not making it a standard we'll make sure that Neflix never, ever comes to Linux. Netflix already works on Linux, with Chrome and Firefox: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23742 It uses EME with closed
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9y ago
Amazon does host the product images, but the sellers (or 3rd-party services used by the seller) can upload/update those images by providing Amazon with a spreadsheet/feed that contains URLs - I'm guessing those pointed to Pho
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> So what happens in another country? You will get a network that has a contract with your operator. The roaming regulations basically require the foreign networks to meet all reasonable requests for roaming: http://berec.euro
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Note that if the new rules cause roaming net (roaming revenue minus roaming costs) loss of more than 3% of the operator's mobile services margin, they can apply for an exemption to add roaming surcharges (to cover expenses only). The F
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Indeed. This seems somewhat similar to the issue that often the buy box seller does not ship to the buyer country (but some other seller, e.g. Amazon, would ship).
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I think the $0.00 countries were just skipped (or missing from source data). In Finland, using "the operator with the largest marketshare in the country, using the least expensive plan with a (minimum) data allowance of 500 MB over (a