N19PEDL2

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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   There's a lot of competition in the banking sector, so I don't think banks can afford to start telling customers that they need specific devices to access their online services.
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   Also https://xn--u1a.com is for sale (where х is a Cyrillic letter, see [0]). Would be funny to buy it and make a redirect to threads.net. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kha_(Cyrillic)
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   Also the same reason, I guess, English-speaking countries have 0 and 1 as country codes in ISBN numbers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISBN & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISBN_registra
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   I've always been curious as to why .us isn't popular among the US tech companies. The only exception I know of is zoom.us.
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   Totally agree. Moreover, there could be people living in the same house who are not involved in the racism incident in any way but are still affected by Amazon's decision.
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   I have been fascinated and intrigued by the figure of Oppenheimer ever since I saw him in the TV series Manhattan. It's one of my all-time favourite series, even though it's not very well known.
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   Sad to see ESA outdone again by another country in the exploration of the Moon. That said, congratulations to India and I wish Chandrayaan-3 the best of success.
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   > Windows 95: (GMT+01:00) Lisbon, Warsaw Is this a mistake or was Poland really in the same time zone as Portugal for a while?
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   by N19PEDL2 3y ago

   https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36611355
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    > they're basically on a Skype call with the ISS all day. Do they still use Skype up there?
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    Imagine how frightening it would have been to hear those crackles inside the submarine. (In reality, however, they had no warning of the impending collapse.)
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    I experienced the same thing but in reverse when I moved to Scotland from Italy. Now I'm back and I miss that kind of socialising.
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    People are intrigued by the unknown, that is, by not knowing what happened to those people and leaving the space open for ideas, conjecture and reasoning. The hype around this case reminds me of that of the disappearance of flight MH370, wh
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    You can't break the rules of physics.
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    I read about the huge lack of safety measures on the submarine, and now this. I am beginning to think that perhaps the CEO of the company has voluntarily decided to die with his unfortunate fellow passengers. I know mine is big speculation,
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    Shouldn't a sudden implosion be easily detected by hydroacoustic buoys? When submarine ARA San Juan collapsed underwater its sound was detected.
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    by N19PEDL2 3y ago

    What is the correct plural of "aircraft"? Genuine question as I'm not English native speaker.
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    Rejoining the EU would mean giving up the pound and adopting the euro. The British are not ready for such a big step.
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    Italy Bans Synthetic Food(reuters.com)

    15 points by N19PEDL2 4y ago|5 comments
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    That's about $5780 per capita. Probably not so much for the average Swiss.
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    Firefox 111.0(mozilla.org)

    13 points by N19PEDL2 4y ago|1 comments
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    Another option could be to always include the original unprocessed picture in every photo file. Some image formats (e.g. HEIF) already allow to store multiple images in the same file.
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    I was thinking more about the EU actually. After banning TikTok, it won't be long before someone says, "hey, Instagram steals people's personal data too."
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    It should also be said, however, that banning TikTok would set a dangerous precedent for Meta's business outside the US.
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    But no one is proposing to have non-integer seconds as a solution to get rid of the leap seconds.
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    > each day has 24 hours 39 minutes and 35.244 seconds > at midnight your martian clock would show the time as 24:39:35 for a fraction of a second A similar idea could be to have exactly 24h 39min 35s each day (i.e. the last second bef
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    Another similar website: https://stuffin.space
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    Vladimir Putin's Armored Train(meduza.io)

    5 points by N19PEDL2 4y ago|1 comments
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    The bigger (and richer) the market, the stronger a country is in negotiations. All those politicians who would like their country to leave the European Union should be reminded of this.
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    by N19PEDL2 4y ago

    For example: if they know there is a radioactive source on board the vehicle they should check for its presence and integrity as soon as it arrives at its destination. Ideally they should check for its presence on board at the end of each t