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TazeTSchnitzel
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> The increase [in use of snus] is particularly evident among women aged 16–29 years, where the proportion of daily snus users has risen from 3 percent in 2018 to 18 percent in 2024. Geez that's a little alarming. Looks like that&#x
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Sweden is unusual in that it has a culture of using snus , a non-smoking tobacco preparation, and in fact it is unique among the EU member states in having it actually be legal (it's banned EU-wide, but Sweden got an opt-out in the ac
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And operators preloading questionable stuff is a much older practice than post-iPhone smartphones. If you had a feature phone in the 2000's, the operator would have customised it one way or another. The iPhone was revolutionary in how
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Bizarre conflation between 3.x and 9x here.
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> Meanwhile, the actual computers we have been using for decades have no problems actually just loading 4 bytes through any arbitrary pointer with zero overhead. PCs yes, but there are many other things C is compiled to for which this is
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Am I the only one who eventually got irritated by the LLM-like writing style? It's not quite the usual fare, but it became hard to ignore by the end.
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The people who submit low quality LLM-generated PRs often don't bother to read the policies first, but at least it will be easier to reject those.
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Yes, and it would have required much more investment in rail upgrades in eastern Germany. I can understand why they didn't go for it.
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This is fun to see. I wonder how they handle the fact that PHP puts every type of thing in its own namespace (names of classes, functions, constants, methods, variables, member variables, static variables and class constants don't conf
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This is very exciting if you live in the Copenhagen–Malmö area. Currently it takes 5 hours from Copenhagen to Hamburg, and 8 hours if you want to get to Berlin. With this tunnel done, I believe Copenhagen to Hamburg will be less than three
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On my mobile device, it's like they've made the scrolling accelerated and slippy, as if it's on ice suddenly. It's very unpleasant.
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Things included with Plus! packs were often rolled into subsequent versions of Windows, and Pinball is such an example.
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> The specification must contain a non-ambiguous formal grammar that can be parsed easily. A page can then be tested against the standard and reject or accept as compliant. Pages that don't conform with the specification won't
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Perhaps inspired by the name, I searched for something hallucinogen-related, and I thought “The Committee for the Regulation of Opaque Visions” (one of the suggestions for not-yet-generated pages) sounded exciting. Sure enough: https:/
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No, that's what perverts do with the Darwin native executable format.
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Writing something by hand requires effort and signals seriousness. It's not unreasonable to take things less seriously when they come wrapped in low-effort packaging.
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> Fun to see a contemporary take on something that peaked between 1970s–1980s Maybe that was the peak, but you had some very good TUIs in the early 1990's for DOS apps, where Windows hadn't quite completely taken over yet, but
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I didn't say it was the cause of the mental health incident! And I don't believe it to have been "the cause", either. It just happens to have been the thing that caused me to abruptly stop. It likely was a contributor, i
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After habitually consuming caffeine (not in coffee form) daily, usually multiple times a day, for more than a decade, a horrible mental health incident happened to me that forced me to stop it for a while. Afterwards I didn't resume th
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The European Commission is in fact empowered to boss member states around, it's one of the things that give EU law teeth rather than it being like "international law" (unenforceable anarchy). It also acts much like a governme
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That's true in broad strokes, but looking into it, it turns out NTSC's variant of YUV is called YIQ, and SECAM's variant is called YDbDr. They are however all more or less the same thing, and the digital YUV used by the Wii h
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The Wii settings menu is an HTML webpage. Yes, even 2006 games consoles were not spared the web.
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You're interpreting it overly literally. Cinema can be as abstract as theatre or the written word.
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I'm not sure I can take such an article seriously if it doesn't mention that the WinRT/UWP/WinUI stack is also based on XAML, and that a fundamental design goal of WinRT was to let people use either C++ or C# according t
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Switzerland has a unique deep integration with the EU even though it is not a member. It is not like the UK.
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I am very confused by the behaviour once the first line has been pulled down.
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That bug would only affect a conversation where that magic string is mentioned, which shouldn't be common.
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There's also the massive problem of fake honey (i.e. manufactured sugar syrup illegally sold as honey), which is much cheaper than real honey and pushing actual beekeepers out of the market.
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https://www.regeringen.se/pressmeddelanden/2024/11/avslag-pa... The Swedish government is not blocking all offshore wind, but it is blocking a lot of it, specifically wind parks in areas of the Baltic Sea t
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The big change here would be that you might only be able to have one of these modules? I don't think that will be popular…
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