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by Svip 2y ago
For context. The original Ur Quan Masters was released as Star Control 2 in 1992. The source code was released in 2002, has been maintained as an open source project since.[0] They are referring to it as "Ur Quan Masters", sinc
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by Svip 2y ago
> Under the legislation, anyone who creates such an image without consent will face a criminal record and an unlimited fine. I feel like "without consent" to be pretty key here.
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by Svip 3y ago
> It takes about 40 seconds to buy something with a physical credit card, compared to just 30 seconds to buy it with a smartphone. Looking at the linked paper, it suggests someone was able to make a cash payment in 5 seconds (see table 2
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by Svip 3y ago
The original endlessh hints at this, but doesn't go further into details, and the endlessh-go's README doesn't mention it at all. Am I suppose to have endlessh run on port 22 and then have my real SSH server run on an obscur
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by Svip 3y ago
Sometimes countries need cash, and maintaining the land is not worth it, and someone is willing to buy. Should Denmark have sold the Virgin Islands in 1917? It was put to a referendum, and the people said yes. Napoleon also needed cash,
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Tell HN: Happy Leap Day
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by Svip 3y ago
They were able to do it in the 1970s without the latency: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIRAVI Just no road feedback...
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Diravi(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Svip 3y ago
No, I am talking about entering the Common Travel Area (CTA) through Ireland. Suppose I am a Canadian citizen and a UK resident, and I live in Belfast. I've been to Nova Scotia and I am travelling back through Dublin. Will Dublin&#x
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by Svip 3y ago
OK, but what does this mean for UK residents entering the Common Travel Area through Ireland? While not exactly the same, my wife is a Danish resident; when we travel in and out of the Schengen area, she needs to bring her residency card
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by Svip 3y ago
According to a Danish article on the subject,[1] it was the police who moved him through the passport area, because he had been in the Schengen area for too long (90 days) and needed to return home. But they basically left it up to him to
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Stowaway on Los Angeles-Bound Flight from Denmark Found Guilty(justice.gov)
3 points by Svip 3y ago|1 comments
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China introduces nuclear battery that lasts 50 years without charging(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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Deep-sea mining: Norway approves controversial practice(bbc.com)
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by Svip 3y ago
There is a direct train Stockholm-Copenhagen and then Copenhagen-Hamburg. Just hope you don't run into some unforeseen disruption. Edit: Looking at bahn.de, I found a direct train from Stockholm to Hamburg,[1] no need for a change in
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by Svip 3y ago
The normal web app[0] for finding journeys calls a file called "iphone.exe".[1] [0] https://rejseplanen.dk/webapp/ [1] e.g. https://rejseplanen.dk/bin/iphone.exe?rnd=1704195748374
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by Svip 3y ago
Seeing as everyone is posting other countries' live railway maps, here is Denmark's: https://www.rejseplanen.dk/bin/help.exe/mn?L=vs_livemap&tpl=...
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UK announces commercial operations of longest land/subsea interconnector(nationalgrid.com)
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by Svip 3y ago
More likely he flew from Israel to Denmark given his documents, but when he said he left his passport on the plane, it might have been the first plane.
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by Svip 3y ago
Or he might have been going to Kiel, and came in from an non-Schengen origin to catch a connecting flight in Copenhagen to Kiel.
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by Svip 3y ago
The ground crew that check people's papers during boarding are not the same crew who are on the flight. Copenhagen Airport has a separate area for non-Schengen flights. He may "simply" have arrived from a non-Schengen origi
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by Svip 3y ago
Nixon never went to jail.
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by Svip 3y ago
Eritrea? Since there are actually two exceptions, although one is definitely less notable than the other.
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Tesla wins court backing in suit over blocked license plates in Sweden(politico.eu)
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by Svip 3y ago
Firefox is also supporting Manifest V3, like Chrome, but Firefox is not removing support for Manifest V2, unlike Chrome.
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by Svip 3y ago
I feel like it's kind of unfair to put Factorio's release date as 2020. Yes, that's what Steam says, and that's it's 1.0 release date. But Satisfactory is listed as 2020, and that is still in early access. So may
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by Svip 3y ago
The details of the leaks were published slowly over several months. The one revealing the Danish-NSA partnership came out in 2014.[1] [1] https://www.information.dk/indland/2014/06/snowden-dokumente...
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by Svip 3y ago
> I find it beyond belief that you're allowed, even as a government, to drag someone to court and accuse them of actions that could harm the country, while refusing to let them or their defense know exactly what they did wrong. Give
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by Svip 3y ago
You got it... somewhat wrong. The NSA wiretap has been in effect since about the late 1990s, long before Findsen and Frederiksen held any position on the matter. The Snowden leaks in 2014 revealed this. So in a sense, it was already publi
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It ain't easy driving hydrogen in California(politico.com)
2 points by Svip 3y ago|1 comments

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