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Freak_NL
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That has nothing to do with being on a Mac. Em-dashes and the compose-key work fine on Linux, and Android has them under the '-' of the on-screen keyboard when long-pressed. (Windows probably has some way, but those are rarely dis
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What's wrong with a custom size? I replaced two small windows with triple glass ones, and just ordered the right size online. I don't think it's even possible to buy windows in a standard size (whichever that may be) here in
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2y ago
Surprising? That's not a new realisation. It's a well known fact that women are affected by this in medicine. You can do a cursory search for the gender gap in medicine and get an endless amount of reporting on that topic.
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Oh yeah. This is the big open secret. Theft is way up with these. It turns out that when you take people out of the equation and combine that with prices going up, a lot more shoppers figure it is only natural to compensate themselves a lit
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It seems to be gone from the front page now. Must've been a joke entry. The job posting itself is still up though.
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Why ask? An example was pointed out in this thread you started: https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/what-you-think-about-i... There are probably more spiders configured to do this. > (BTW, just marking something a
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2y ago
Thank you for posting this! I just clicked the link on the front page to see if I could get a handle on what a 'vibe coder' was, but what I seemingly got was an excellent piece of satire. > Putting in 12 to 15-hour days, […] Re
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> Would it be better to ingest alltheplaces opening hours to maintain this data automatically, every month? Alltheplaces plays dangerously loose with (also) using resources clearly marked as copyrighted and protected with an API-key. As
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Does that mean you actually approve of banning something like a Pride event? 'Gender ideology' as a term is awfully vague and not really a thing outside of extreme-right politics. For some this appears to even include homosexualit
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The 'utopia' part was sarcastic (obviously, given the preceding paragraph). I'm sorry you didn't pick up on that. > aligning himself with more radical western ideology Such as?
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For the average European there was never a risk of getting detained for weeks in a prison facility where the lights are never off and your only comfort is an aluminium foil blanket. It's not just rhetoric. I agree that the risk isn
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What makes you say that it is family-friendly with a blooming economy? Orbán just banned Pride events nationwide, and vowed to use facial recognition software to fine anyone attending. This all in an attempt to placate the minority of the p
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It should, but there is, understandably, a lot of inertia and disbelief that this is the new status quo. That, and obviously, as the pamflet points out, a lot of people assume that this won't happen to them. And let's be honest, a
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We're half way there already. It always hits me whenever I am doing some mapping for OpenStreetMap and I'm looking up local businesses without their own internet presence. They use Facebook, Instagram, X, etc. for their digital ca
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2y ago
I would definitely watch a film about a quartet of highly trained musical hitmen taking out competing acts. Somehow the idea of John acting as a spotter with a pair of binoculars sat on a rooftop next to Ringo with a sniper rifle and giving
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2y ago
> As the sibling said, that's not generally how photography licensing works (the photographer usually retains the rights to the photo and licenses it for specific use). Obviously they would have to pay the photographer for the photo
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An agent acting for a celebrity would know exactly how to handle this, including paying the photographer a fair price for their work and the full rights, and handling all the paper work. That's their job. It's not hard either. I m
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They wouldn't even have to touch Wikipedia. Just upload a permissively licensed photo to Wikimedia Commons. Wikimedia Commons inclusion policy literally states: > Is it likely to be useful to a Wikimedia Foundation project? For exam
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The celebrity quoted in the article seemed eager to have his picture taken for the express purpose of getting it on Wikipedia, so you'd think that some of their agents would have gotten the message by now. Pay a photographer, release t
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Hey Duggee is lovely. The imagery is on the vivid and trippy side, but the voice acting is top-notch with creative stories. Most importantly, it lacks the deliberate tweaking for engagement Cocomelon does. At six my son currently has one Bl
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I gave that a test viewing when my child was at that show's age bracket, but I instantly hated it. Over the top slapstick humour, where destroying someone else's things is seen as OK. Not Cocomelon bad, but nothing much to redeem
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In 2021, the extra large 1200 grams pack of coffee beans cost €6,50 at the Lidl in the Netherlands. This month you probably won't find any at the Lidl (not in the ones near me in any case). Other supermarkets have similar empty shelves
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That ship has sailed, unfortunately. On social media where no markup is permitted (or possible), people will use these to stand out — especially those who make money on those platforms (not much of a problem on Mastodon though). We, the peo
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For books, independent Dutch booksellers have a cooperative called Libris which allows buyers to buy any book they can order and have it delivered to your local bookshop (no postage to pay) or directly to you, with a part of the profits goi
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At €0 according to that page. He kept that one himself (so 183 shirts have been distributed, of which 182 were bought). Shirt 0183 is the 184th shirt.
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Did you completely miss that part? Ordering stuff from the internet went through the roof and the effect on physical shops is being felt even now with bankruptcies often being traced back to the bad years of the lockdowns.
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Search for 'abortion hungary' or 'hungary lgbti' in media like The Guardian for a general overview of Orbán's Hungary: 'Budapest Pride should be held indoors for ‘child protection’, says Orbán official' &#
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Sure it does. But at the same time GrapheneOS is one of the very options where you can run a modern Android smartphone with precautions, and use the Play Store only for selected apps (banking, government auth, and in the Netherlands, WhatsA
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Is there a use case for that? If it is about bypassing parental restrictions or just blurring images because the user requests that feature, the pool of potential buyers seems small and likely too risky to engage.
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> Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information). I got this after the Forbes tab had sat open for a few minutes. Gotta love the modern web. I hate how modern society all but requir
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