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by Flundstrom2 9mo ago
For Canada and the Nordic countries, the weather on Greenland is business as usual, for all branches of the military. My guess is as yours - the US military's focus on middle east and east Asia is of great disadvantage for them. Do the
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by Flundstrom2 9mo ago
In the theoretical case of US actually invading Greenland (whatever that would mean, considering the largest city Nuuk is the size of a middle-sized town), the question isnt about potential casualties on Greenland. The question is what woul
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by Flundstrom2 9mo ago
Fact: European VAT (20-25% depending on country) is same for all companies; domestic, EU, US and Asians alike, added to end customers. It's not EU's fault US manufacturers can't keep manufacturing costs down. Neither is it EU
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European Starlink competitor Eutelsat to launch more sattelites(reuters.com)
12 points by Flundstrom2 9mo ago|3 comments
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Remails: A European Mail Transfer Agent(tweedegolf.nl)
53 points by Flundstrom2 9mo ago|4 comments
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EU calls for input: How to strengthen EU Open Source(eur-lex.europa.eu)
6 points by Flundstrom2 9mo ago|3 comments
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European alternatives to US-based services(european-alternatives.eu)
5 points by Flundstrom2 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Flundstrom2 9mo ago
I have the memoirs of an acquaintance to read; after living as a homeless amphetamine junkie for 10 years, he managed to raise himself up, got sober, clean, and went back to school. I followed him as he managed to - through hard work, humil
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
Erich von Däniken arise from the underworld.
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
Like a box of chocolate... You never know what you're going to get.
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
Interesting take on it. Even more interesting to feed the article to different llm's and ask for their opinion on it. I asked ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral and Gemini, and they all agreed it's more of a PR stunt for a possible IPO to p
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
There's a lot to comment on that post about strange conclusions. Yes, C has an ISO standard. It took more than 15 years from the conception of the language. Same with C++. Before that, there didn't even exist a normative compiler.
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
Read Daniel Pink: "Whole new mind". Whatever you do, someone else will be able to do it faster and cheaper. Also, read up on the "Red ocean" vs "Blue ocean" theories about competition. Yes, you can compete in t
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
The irony that an article about Germany is unavailable to EU citizens because the publisher don't want to comply with GDPR. I think I'll pass on that publisher. 451: Unavailable due to legal reasons We recognize you are attempting
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
If the US wants to keep its population down and medical costs up by banning safe products, that's up to the US to decide.
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Batman in subway makes people more helpful(science.slashdot.org)
2 points by Flundstrom2 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Flundstrom2 10mo ago
At work office; three 1080p screens+laptop. Allows me to keep 6 browser windows+outlook/teams visible,or 4 browsers+vscode+outlook/teams.At my home office; a single 4k and laptop. Same at home. Neither combos are perfect. Especial
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EU mandating a secure-by-design development process(trifectatech.org)
3 points by Flundstrom2 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Flundstrom2 11mo ago
No way.
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by Flundstrom2 11mo ago
Java and Rust are the only language that I know of that has proper handling of exceptions; mandatory declaration as part of method declaration, since exceptions ARE an integral part of the contract. (Yes, I consider the Result<T, E> b
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
I don't know; My privat computer is still good enough for what I use it for, but it's too old according to Microsoft. At work, the most annoying thing was the ads, but after disabling then, WSL works just as fine on W11 as W10. I
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
Three truths: Most people at healthy sceptical of Ai quality and accuracy. You don't want to pay your employees taking courses where they learn falsehoods or pure bad practices. Combine that with the above truth, and you're up for
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
Who doesn't use a spellchecker in Word? Use the grammar checker (if available)? Even those small tools have shown to degrade the quality of writing (unfortunately, I didnt save the link) on a broader scale, although there are less spel
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
I'm learning Rust by writing a multi-platform multi-player football manager game. I'm "only" using occasional LLM queries and autocomplete, which helps with the boilerplate code and making the Rust compiler happy. Then,
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
The repo doesn't contain what the doc says it should contain
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
Yep. From the viewpoint of an given photon, it touches both its origin and its final destination - even if it is at the edge of the universe - at once. So, from the photons' point of view, we still live in the Big Bang and time does no
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
This Guide is intended to contribute to a better understanding of EU product rules and to their more uniform and coherent application across different sectors and throughout the single market. This Guide applies to the EU Member States but
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The 'Blue Guide' on the implementation of EU product rules 2022(eur-lex.europa.eu)
2 points by Flundstrom2 1y ago|1 comments
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by Flundstrom2 1y ago
No contact in formation, ToS and Privacy Policy basically empty, no customer support links, no company information apart from a name. Regarding jurisdiction of the ToS only states "These terms shall be governed by and construed in acco
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European Cloud Hosting with Exoscale(exoscale.com)
3 points by Flundstrom2 1y ago|0 comments

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