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by _nalply 5y ago
Yeah, that's what we did, but apartment hotels aren't everywhere.
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by _nalply 5y ago
My family has special needs not covered by a hotel but I can provide the needs myself if I have access to a kitchen. Therefore most of the time a hotel room is not the right thing for us.
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by _nalply 5y ago
Sometimes even this doesn't work. I used verbatim search and got back results which didn't contain the word I looked for. I then just sadly wonder how the heck this could be possible and resignedly slowly shake my head. I could wi
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by _nalply 5y ago
This wouldn't work for a lot of people, especially visual ones like Deaf people. I have learnt to read cues in faces. This was useful to understand my children, for example. So not so genius after all I am afraid.
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by _nalply 5y ago
I am Deaf. How would you proceed if you need to do eye surgery on a Deaf person. I think they need to be knocked out. First, they care about their eyes more than other people and second you can't communicate with them during the surger
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by _nalply 5y ago
I underestimated Minecraft. I knew it is important, so I tried it out two years ago but dismissed it when I got killed by a zombie. I thought, fuck it, I don't need anxiety when it gets night in the game. But then a friend of my son pl
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by _nalply 5y ago
Just wait a few years!
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by _nalply 5y ago
People are irrationally afraid of being near dried body fluids inside mattresses.
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by _nalply 5y ago
It seems that archive.is doesn't want to support 1.1.1.1 requests. Solution: Resolve archive.is yourself if you want to use 1.1.1.1. For example with a host file, pihole, dnmasq, whatever. Look up archive.is once with a different DNS s
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by _nalply 5y ago
Electric vehicles are plugging up traffic exactly as bad as fossil fueled vehicles. Now I read a little more about Paris what changed. The mayor Ms Hidalgo introduced the concept of the 15 minute city [0]. It's more important that peop
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by _nalply 5y ago
Haha. I rented a car. This gave me the feeling that it is inofficially tolerated by the police. But driving on the bus lanes is very strictly verboten even for motos and using the bike lanes is frowned upon. I once saw a lorry unloading on
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by _nalply 5y ago
I have been in Paris two weeks ago and I am surprised how much Paris changed in the last years. Bike lanes and people who ride bikes and scooters everywhere. I hope that this is THE change in most European metropolises for the future. Not o
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by _nalply 5y ago
It's about opportunities. A story: Fifteen years ago I and my colleague from class we were selected as top engineers of our class fresh from university for an ambitious project. However that project got cancelled two months later. My c
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by _nalply 5y ago
Let me add something about a tangent subject: What about tech workers with a disability? I hope you find this interesting, even if this answers your question only indirectly. People with disabilities experience the pandemic the same as ever
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by _nalply 5y ago
> ball of iron ... which is way beyond our reach.
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by _nalply 5y ago
I cook them once a year. They taste good but it's a pain to peel away the black and tacky skin.
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by _nalply 5y ago
This happens in roundabouts where I live. The cyclist comes from the left in a curve and my car is also turning. With a specific timing and alignment of the movements the cyclist stays exactly behind the A pillar the whole time. Especially
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by _nalply 5y ago
But will it reflect about itself then?
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by _nalply 5y ago
I don't know but perhaps they excluded damages in their ToS?
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by _nalply 5y ago
Maybe. If enough people use alternative search engines it might not matter a lot for him.
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by _nalply 5y ago
Good. And bad. I am not sure that Apple deserves this power. What if Apple is the next evil megacorp? For me this sounds like science fiction. Megacorps waging subtle war against each other. What's next?
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by _nalply 5y ago
I wonder if the game Among Us took its inspiration from Apple.
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by _nalply 5y ago
Yeah. I could imagine that steganography is only one part of the puzzle who is the impostor. Perhaps Apple has a secret departement dedicated to identify leakers. If they found someone they strongly suspect they lay out a trap, for example
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by _nalply 5y ago
Yeah. I remember reading somewhere text steganography being used not to encode a hidden message but to identify recipients who might leak the text. One way is to introduce small mistakes or differences like "were were" but differe
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by _nalply 5y ago
Sometimes apps are moving targets as if they were games. I propose a grace period of maybe 250 ms after a visible change. Let's say I click a button but the window poof! disappeared just exactly then and revealed a different button
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by _nalply 5y ago
What's the other thing besides mentioning suicide?
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by _nalply 5y ago
I was surprised about the entries. I thought that Ig Nobel is given for useless work but I don't find this completely useless: - Work about the sounds cats can make - Work about gum bacteria - Work about how to transport wild rhinceros
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by _nalply 5y ago
It seems that Odysee forgot the captions. As a Deaf programmer I need captioning. Or are they hidden away somewhere in the settings? EDIT: I mailed to hello@lbry.com and asked them about this.
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by _nalply 5y ago
> Schengen rules say you must have ID with you at all times, even for internal travel. It's not well enforced [...] This is true. My story: Summer I returned from holiday in Ticino with family by car. The shortest way is by Italy. T
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by _nalply 5y ago
I found about posits. https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2018/04/11/anatomy-of-a-posit... Perhaps CFP8 are parameterized 8-bit posits where the parameter is the value es . The larger es is, the greater th

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