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by Youden 2y ago
If you open the hamburger menu and go to "more maps", you can click an info button next to the tree marker, which shows a popup with the word "Stadtbäume" (city trees) which links to here: https://www.stadt-zu
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by Youden 2y ago
Consistently failing to meet KPIs.
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by Youden 2y ago
There aren't a whole lot of options for wifi specifically; there's tons of choice for Bluetooth though. For Wifi, the only competition I'm aware of is the wireless STM32 series from ST Microelectronics: https://www
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by Youden 2y ago
> The RPI2040 is JUST the chip whereas the ESP32 come with tons of peripherals for your liking. I think you're mistaking the ESP32 devkits for the ESP32 itself. The thing that comes with an antenna, battery controller and any kind o
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by Youden 2y ago
I think that's an overly simplistic view that itself stems from a lack of empathy. While the "left" may look at a right-leaning rally and see a crowd of MAGA zealots in a blind rage trying to destroy all that is good, so may
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by Youden 2y ago
English is a living language so it's impossible to say definitively that you're "wrong" but I don't think anyone else is able to understand what you're trying to communicate through your use of this word. Accor
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by Youden 2y ago
I disagree. Switzerland is another example of a high-trust society yet roughly a quarter of its residents are foreign. A majority of those foreigners are from the EU/EFTA but if you think that means they're culturally homogenous,
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by Youden 2y ago
Looks like this is just blogspam of a paper from 2019: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...
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by Youden 2y ago
The problem isn't that they charge at all but that they charge too much. The court ruled that a "reasonable" charge can be asked but at an ARPU of $45, it seems Meta is asking users who value their privacy for twice as much m
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by Youden 2y ago
MKBHD, as far as I've seen, doesn't receive sponsorships from the companies he reviews but rather from purveyors of accessories like Dbrand. And merch. He seems to have a thriving merch offering.
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by Youden 3y ago
At least in my car, it's not a problem. You can use one-pedal driving most of the time but the regenerative brakes aren't nearly as strong as the mechanical brakes so the mechanical brakes are still used. If for example you'r
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by Youden 3y ago
I think that's essentially their point. The root of the term "balkanized" is war and the person they're replying to could have used a word with less violent connotations like the ones listed.
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by Youden 3y ago
I don't think it's that music is dominated by a few big labels. Film and television is substantially dominated by a comparably small group of organizations. The difference is that music licensing has for the most part not been spl
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by Youden 3y ago
The recently enacted DMA requires interoperability. Unless Apple wins its case against iMessage being classified as a gatekeeper service, it'll be required to support interoperability. I'd be surprised if tricks like hardware atte
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by Youden 3y ago
Facebook is only banned from behavioural advertising; regular advertising is still perfectly fine. They're not being banned from making money at all, they're only being banned from using personal data to make more money.
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by Youden 3y ago
No, there's just a lot more that can be said than they wanted to fit on this one page. Specs of the switch are available here: https://oxide.computer/product/specifications
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by Youden 3y ago
For anyone unfamiliar, PON means that several users will be physically spliced onto one shared fibre. In most of the deployments I'm aware of, it's 32 users per fibre. It also requires specific hardware, not standard off-the-shelf
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by Youden 3y ago
You said "Having "the advisory body of the whites/blacks/asians/indigenous/aboriginal/etcetera" enshrined in a constitution seems utterly bizarre to me." That's an advisory body based on gen
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by Youden 3y ago
Genetics have nothing to do with it, it's more about culture and identity. These people see themselves as a separate people the same way Americans see themselves as separate from Canadians and Mexicans or how Californians see themselve
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by Youden 3y ago
Stuff like this: https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/fact-checking-onli... There are a lot of blatant falsehoods going around that are believable enough that people don't question them.
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by Youden 3y ago
I don't, sorry. The short story is that I use Docker Mailserver [0] with some customised config for SMTP relaying, spam filtering and Gmail fetching with spam filtering. I also have a Roundcube container. Underneath though, it's a
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by Youden 3y ago
After getting fed up with ProtonMail recently I went on a quest to find an alternative. Unfortunately Skiff doesn't have SMTP or even an export feature so once you go Skiff you can't go back, you're locked in. ProtonMail does
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by Youden 3y ago
HN isn't a good place for discussion in my opinion due to the (explicitly allowed) practice of downvoting comments you don't agree with. If you'll be penalized for saying something people disagree with, you won't say it,
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by Youden 3y ago
Thoughts on Switzerland? The representatives + public initiative/referendum system seems like a "full demoracy", or as close as is practically possible.
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by Youden 3y ago
The practical kind of steam engine that drove the industrial revolution is one example. Steam engines existed earlier but when they started turning the cylinders, they became much more efficient which allowed them to be used for a much larg
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by Youden 3y ago
My theory is that it's that on many of these sites there's no easy way to comment, like or otherwise publicly interact. Sure you could try and email the person but that takes effort and you have to talk directly to them, not to a
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by Youden 3y ago
Yes. I'm using it built from source and as far as I can tell, the classic layout is the default. The sidebar and search bar are still there, though I haven't tried to turn them off.
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by Youden 3y ago
TB4 only has 4 PCI-e lanes, so doesn't have the bandwidth for many applications.
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by Youden 3y ago
Better known source: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russian-mercenary-boss-...
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by Youden 3y ago
It's not just developers who want this; I'm a user who owns and iPhone and I would like to be able to sideload or use other stores/payment systems. I don't want to use a web browser for anything I'd use an app for.

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