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Timshel
3y ago
The issue with v3 is when it's the only solution. Which is not the case here : > However, uBOL allows you to explicitly grant extended permissions on specific sites of your choice so that it can better filter on those sites using
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3y ago
Might not be a secret but it's not like Apple inform you on it. Looking at the product page you need to click on "How much is storage is right for you" to find a vague : "MacBook Air storage is not user accessible".
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3y ago
That's kind of an expensive dumb terminal ;).
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3y ago
I'm not living in the US but I was under the impression that Target&Cosco were already not in the city center or the middle of suburbs but more like close to an interstate or other main road ?
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1. In city I believe that bicycle might be safer mainly due to agility at lower speed (might be wrong here never used a VM) and the ability to just leave the bike; but I expect this disappear quickly as the speed increase. 2. I know but sti
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Tom Scott: This town (Zermatt) banned cars (except tiny electric ones)[video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
You do realize that not all roads are designed to allow for frequent 40t trucks usage (and they should not). So they might not dent a highway but probably not the same for city streets / suburbs and parkings.
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3y ago
I doubt all roads are built to the same specification and they should not. 18 wheelers have no place in city center or suburb.
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3y ago
Let's start by outlawing the vehicules that kill others before going after bikes ... Weight regulation is a start at least.
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3y ago
With such height I would expect it to be almost invidible to cars (let's not even think of a collision). Unless more regulation like the one discussed in the article are passed to stop the suv trends, I would never even consider riding
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3y ago
Why the rant ? You said "forbid bikes in the city center" to which I answered if you want to ban something, ban cars then you'll have space for bike. Nowhere I said that bike should ride on the sidewalk or have priority over
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3y ago
"Congestion is a separate problem from road design" what ?? I will just say compare the space dedicated to cars between a random american city and Amsterdam, so much space wasted and so much more infrastructure to maintain; and I
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3y ago
I love that you want to ban bikes because they are dangerous for pedestrian when I would bet that most casulties are due to cars. Maybe build bike lane and limit/slow car traffic and they will stop riding on the sidewalk ...
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3y ago
I don't understand your comment, the point of those article is to make more visible that roads are expensive and that some of it might be better used to improve transit or alternative transportation (it's in the subtitle). So all
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3y ago
Yes truck does most of the dammage on specific axes and they probably could be limited to even less, you don't need 40t trucks in city center. Unless you are on a narrow one way street (not common in the us I believe) I would say that
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3y ago
Less traffic might mean you don't need a 4 lanes road and less maintenance maybe ? You don't think it would impact budget ?
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3y ago
But can you host it ? (Can't find much on federation). I use fastmail and a custom domain for my email. If I'm unhappy with the service I can migrate or host it. If you can't leave having your own domain is not much help. Not
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3y ago
When it's 45°c again there will be enough people :D.
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Yes the goal is that three spots will become permanent in 2025.
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3y ago
I don't know I can't even begin to call negociating on long term health fair just wtf. But let's call it pedantry ...
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3y ago
With how critical a browser is I don´t believe it's absurd just a long shot. What's more absurd to me would be to use it because it's pretty and has vertical tabs as if it was the features pitched to raise money ...
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3y ago
Well I certainly come to HN because some people take the time to criticize. Share the link when you are finished with your video it might interest me since with a quick perusal of the website I couldn't find anything on their SaaS mode
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3y ago
So what we are supposed to shut up and move on ? Not criticize that : - "won´t ever sell your data" is an empty promise - "We never sell your data, and we’ll only share it in the following circumstances: With our Service Prov
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3y ago
Well from the privacy policy : > Why do we collect personal data? > Protect against fraud, or implement additional security measures. Another play on the verified human angle ?
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3y ago
Used to do it but it's getting trickier and trickier for Amazon :(.
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O yeah it's listed in ( https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=283371 , probably : "In addition, the owners of older e-ink Kindles running firmware prior to 5.6.5 (August 2015) can access books in n
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3y ago
Do you have a reliable way to strip DRM ? I used to strip and convert to epub but since the start of the year I can't anymore. Without it means for most book you will not be able load the book on a non kindle reader.
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I believe I had read just dilute it until concentration is ok then release. But might be more tricky than that ^^ : https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00489...
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3y ago
Probably this : https://huggingface.co/docs/accelerate/usage_guides/big_mode...
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3y ago
Why ? Twitter is built around public communication. Why would I pay for encrypted private communication when I already use better existing solution for free ? And even if I pay it's useless unless others pay too (what a fail might have
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