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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
And if you were in Harrogate, UK (more winks), you’d be in the footprint of satellites servicing Europe.
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
Strange that they chose WPS Office’s proprietary format [1] over the Chinese open standard Uniform Office Format [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WPS_Office#File_format [2] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
Another missed opportunity to make a EU-wide project.
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
Another similar case occurred in Ukraine in the 80s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kramatorsk_radiological_accide...
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Putin admits Russia downed Azerbaijan Airlines plane in 2024 that killed 38(euronews.com)
15 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|3 comments
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
Original title: "Putin admits Russian air defences downed Azerbaijan Airlines plane in 2024 that killed 38". Edited for length constraints.
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> The European Space Agency's Envisat satellite launched in 2002 and failed in 2012. It is the second-most hazardous object in the Top 50 list. As a European, I would be happy if ESA planned a mission to deorbit Envisat. Besides mak
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> Samsung does just enough work so that they could feasibly create their own fork of Android in the event of Google trying to fuck them. This is the right time.
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> to blackmail future politicians This seems to me the most valid reason. Any other secret is useless after 30 years.
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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Russian submarine reportedly near the Strait of Gibraltar at risk of explosion(gbc.gi)
7 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|1 comments
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> Austria's military has heavily invested in LibreOffice development itself. The armed forces have been funding the creation of new features and improvements that are now included in public releases.
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Microsoft will offer free Windows 10 security updates in Europe(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|0 comments
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
How to measure the internet usage of a specific appliance? By installing a sniffer in the router, or is there another way?
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
«This website is operated by [a company] of Mauritius. The content is not intended for residents of the European Economic Area (EEA) and may not apply to you.» So what happens in EU does not apply to residents of the European Economic Area?
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Firefox 143.0 Release Notes(firefox.com)
1 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|0 comments
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
I think at Microsoft they know they can do whatever they want with Windows and nothing will change. In corporate, no manager cares about the operating system their employees use. Unless there's a significant drop in productivity by usi
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> https://satoshi7190.github.io/Shinjuku-indoor-threejs-demo/ This is impressive! What tools did they use to make that 3D map?
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
Mm
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
You should join EPI or EuroPA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Payments_Initiative https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Payments_Alliance
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> More interesting is the things China and some other countries do around datums. Here's detailed info about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restrictions_on_geographic_dat...
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> It looks like next generation private equity, and my guess is more houses will start copying them. Isn't this the same that Broadcom does on a larger scale?
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
I think the most used messaging app in Russia now is Max.
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
It wouldn't be difficult for Apple to add a page in the device settings that shows whether the device contains any non-genuine components.
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Trump to Rebrand Defense Department as War Department(washingtonpost.com)
8 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|2 comments
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Microsoft Set to Dodge EU Fine with Offer to Unbundle Teams(bloomberg.com)
18 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|10 comments
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
Genuine question: how do they know the bot is from Facebook, apart from what's written in the user agent?
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> It should eventually get removed by ICANN, since the country code TLDs are managed by ISO 3166-1 alpha 2 (it's however not an exact match), and the transfer will mean the British Indian Ocean Territories will no longer exist. ISO
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The Fall of Intel [video](youtube.com)
2 points by N19PEDL2 1y ago|0 comments
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by N19PEDL2 1y ago
> it only happened once -- which isn't what you'd expect from aliens hoping to make contact. Actually it’s exactly what we did with the Arecibo message, our only attempt to make contact. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F

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