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by M95D 1y ago
Vote up from me, but even this isn't optimal. As opposed to fire trucks, ambulance vans can be parked almost anywhere in the city waiting for calls. They don't need to wait at their base station. They get faster to a call locati
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by M95D 1y ago
It still doesn't make sense. Fire/emergency stations are placed so they can get quickly anywhere in their assigned area. If they're at another call when a real fire starts, it's not statiscally probable to be closer than
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by M95D 1y ago
> They have precognition and can see into the future and know that a house fire is going to start while they're out at a non-fire call in your country? Do heart attacks and car accidents usually include fires in your country? I coul
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by M95D 1y ago
Looks like modern UI for adults to me...
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by M95D 1y ago
In my country, no fire truck is called unless there's a fire. Extracting people from a mangled car isn't the job for a fire truck. All the needed tools fit in an ordinary van. Also, going back to get the tools or change the vehicl
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by M95D 1y ago
The surprizing conclusion for me from this article is not how much LLM hurts the planet, but how much video streaming hurts the planet!
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by M95D 1y ago
> [...] has been a pretty effective approach over the millennia. But now, the other side has surveilance, tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets, drones, and very profitable incarceration facilities.
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by M95D 1y ago
I don't live in Australia, but just to be safe, I saved everything I liked. And not just that stuff. Everything!
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by M95D 1y ago
Ask Me Anything with Firefox product managers! Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy! Is it going to be live? I can hardly wait to ask them how long until they remove Manifest v2!
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by M95D 1y ago
> - may be other under the table agreements? (Request for comments) Google access to Firefox telemetry data?
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by M95D 1y ago
One of the most horrible things ever invented. But then, maybe I'm too old. Why do you need chrome when there's a stand-alone python program to build and flash esphome?
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by M95D 1y ago
It shoudn't be the website's responsibility to authenticate viewers of sexual content, not unless it's paid sexual content. This proposed solution allows the parent to choose whatever authentication he/she wants for the
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by M95D 1y ago
> assumption of interest But there's no assumption of interest. It's a fact. Not only that, but they did it before. Remember when they removed XUL?
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by M95D 1y ago
A more effective solution would be to implement HTML tags for explicit sexual content (or any other kind of child-sensitive content) and allow the OS or browser to authenticate the user before showing that content, if parental controls are
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by M95D 1y ago
But Firefox is so dependent on google (money, code) that it's absolutely impossible they won't also remove manifest v2. It will just take a little while, for appearances...
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by M95D 1y ago
Quote from the PDF: > estimates suggest that individuals in their early 20s who receive access to housing credit would have twice the completed fertility relative to those who do not obtain that credit until their early 30s.
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by M95D 1y ago
Using nuclear fuel leaves less for weapons and more demand increases cost for weapons too. Accidents happen, but they won't be the end of our species.
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by M95D 1y ago
> In other words we hate them and want them to fail. No. We hate them and we want them to have competitors, aka. "we must have a choice". I miss ATI, Matrox, S3, 3dfx.
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by M95D 1y ago
Biology is slow.
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by M95D 1y ago
Most of us have a problem with the first step.
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by M95D 1y ago
But this is one of the better things!
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by M95D 1y ago
I was interested to know how they measure water salinity from space, but the ESA page isn't very informative. https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/FutureE...
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by M95D 1y ago
But who (vendor) cares about empowering clients?
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by M95D 1y ago
Those boards are made of unobtainium.
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by M95D 1y ago
> otherwise they would get ideas. No, they won't. They'll just spend more time on their phones watching cat videos.
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by M95D 1y ago
Other people noted this is a very bad privacy issue. Just thinking: since when laptop manufacturers encourage reuse instead of buying new? It would lower sales! I belive user tracking is the real purpose of this tech. It would have the abil
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by M95D 1y ago
Can anyone confirm some of the results?
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by M95D 1y ago
A few separate comments on this article: 1) The original title should say it's about AWE cards, not the "simple" SoundBlaster cards. 2) I consider this a futile effort. Linux is abandoning old hardware. I'm actually surp
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by M95D 1y ago
Could you give some examples of accountability?
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by M95D 1y ago
> You’re also discounting the impact small-dollar donors have had in American politics as of late and the public primary system. Yes, we all saw it. It's a very small impact and it attracts the opposition of every big-dollar donors.

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