Boltgolt

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by Boltgolt 3y ago
You can force remove the URL and page numbers on the printout by setting the @page rule padding to 0
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
Websites want all the real visitors they can get, webapps are not quite as concerned with that. I remember the Microsoft Silverlight days
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
> The prices will apply to vehicles weighing more than 1.6 tonnes with a combustion engine or hybrid vehicles, and more than 2 tonnes for electric vehicles.
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
Interesting, so you don't think that separating different kinds of traffic (through traffic and local traffic) would inheritly also be better for car drivers?
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
The EU limits the processing fee to 0.2% of transactions, which solves a lot of the problems with taking cards as a store. Why can't the US? The only downside is less benefits on your credit card because you didn't indirectly pay
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
Looks like an decoding error for the Finnish special characters
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
A failure in the US maybe, but in countries like The Netherlands it's weird if a Dutch site does NOT have a .nl TLD
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
In what cases is it unwise to rely on rowid over a id field?
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
Rare to see a comment this bitter. Either way, under Erasmus+ anyone studying a university level course can apply
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by Boltgolt 3y ago
For many types of furniture there are different price points at IKEA and you can pay for more quality. For bar tables for instance, you can go for a TOMMARYD and have a cheap flimsy table. But if you have the budget to spend over a hundred
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
A basic tier for "students learning code" starting at $100 a month? Delusional
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Because it's a visualization. The data is presented in a way where its easy to compare multiple values as they all have the same scale. A table is just raw data so then it's not a visualization. And for bar charts: I don't th
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
The core problem is too much nitrogen absolutely destroying the native plants in Natura 2000 areas that always had very low nitrogen levels. You can be the most knowledgeable farmer in the world but that won't change the fact that inte
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Disabling javascript breakpoints usually does the trick. Devtools detection is often done by having a `debugger;` statement somewhere and timing of it triggered
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
This comment started off well and then just took a nose dive at the end all of a sudden
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
You don't think "you deserve it" is a little harsh?
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
All private tabs share the same container and it is only thrown away when you close them all. Otherwise you would not be able to move tabs between private windows for instance
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Firefox also opens a gmail tab for me when I click on a mailto: link actually
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Airguard is an open source app that can detect both Tiles and Airtags in the background: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.seemoo.at_t... Works quite well, has notified me of tags that are on a tra
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
"results worse than the disease" by what measurement?
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Maybe, but i don't think the best soap the world has ever seen will keep me from smelling like sweat after a few hot days
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
The costs of shipping? Import taxes or tariffs? High rates of DOA or returns?
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
E-bikes are limited to 26 km/h here, much faster than "most people regularly go on a pedal bicycle" and these faster bikes are used disproportionately often by older (more fragile) people.
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Worka absolutely fine for me with Firefox for Android 102
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
What a strange comparison. Driving an (automatic) car can be learned through trail and error in no time at all. It's the external factors like other traffic that are hard to get right.
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Well for one, GNOME is now running javascript code for many parts of the UI
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
I just want to note here: There is no evidence that there is such a thing as electromagnetic hypersensitivity. In double blind trials people would experience the same symptoms (headaches etc.) independent of if a router in the room was turn
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Good. If more countries would be as strict on this there might be less pay-to-win games around
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
Right, the invasion of Ukraine is totally fins cause the invasion of Iraq also happened
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by Boltgolt 4y ago
The point is that these candidates were only looking at (and talking to) the man in the room. Not making eye contact at all is very different from only making eye contact with men and ignoring women

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