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by agilob 5y ago
Volkswagen has a factory in Poland, Poznan. They produce parts that are shipped to Germany. The parts have embedded label "Made in Germany". I'm quite sure Ferrari doesn't literally produce all parts in Italy, but facto
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by agilob 5y ago
>To be able to find Home Row, I added a couple large rubber dot things. Have you considered this keyboard is just bad for you? Old keyboards were a lot more ergonomic, clickly, and keys had indicators to let your fingers scan for keys. S
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by agilob 5y ago
I already have these in my wall sockets. Some sockets have USB-A, another one with USB-C. It's great. I hope EU/EEA will pick that up and we can stop travelling with stupid adapters.
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by agilob 5y ago
That's good, but also make it DRM-free. I don't want to label which cable fits which device when they all have the same physical connector.
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by agilob 5y ago
I moved my website from wordpress with 20 plugins, comments, disqus and lazy loaded images to static pages generated from markdown using Hugo. It's literally plaintext no JS, no tracking, no cookies at all. I got downgrade from B to D
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by agilob 5y ago
>Bundling the OS with hardware Is this anticompetitive if it's a fundament of old business model back from 80s?
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by agilob 5y ago
I'm in Wales and house prices in Amsterdam look incredibly low for better build quality and higher living standard.
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by agilob 5y ago
I use it to support other developers, mostly juniors who need help with docker and are unfamiliar with cli.
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by agilob 5y ago
can you get journal logs from a pod? archive and limit logs size etc using existing systemd configuration?
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by agilob 5y ago
> it quite sad to see reactions on HN regarding the introduction of Docker Desktop subscription model. Docker Desktop for Mac simply sucks. It starts slowly, has slow UX, burns CPU all the time even when not active and no container inst
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by agilob 5y ago
and if that doesn't work wait 4 or 5 more years and vote again, hope for the better!
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by agilob 5y ago
>Culture secretary says move could lead to an end to irritating cookie popups and consent requests online No it won't. Unless you ban EU citizens visiting your website and your website doesn't make business with other businesse
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by agilob 5y ago
My macbook from 2011 had recently a fan replaced, it cost me £10 on ebay. My ASUS and Dell (each for ~£350) from 2009 are still running, have only upgraded RAM and SSD. It's your fault for buying new Macbooks.
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by agilob 5y ago
Backend and frontend were generated using jhipster, then jhipster specifics removed completely, parts replaced with openapi generator, liquibase with flyway Backend: Spring Boot + PostgreSQL Frontend: TypeScript + Angular (considering switc
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by agilob 5y ago
Signal team fought a long war against any forks or unauthorised builds of Signal. There are (or were) FDroid repositories with Signal compatible builds, but Moxie stated that any such build will be considered malware. Signal team was making
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by agilob 5y ago
>And to see that get taken away because the payment processors There was a story about an online dildo seller who couldn't sell specific colour of dildos because American Express didn't like them. I think it was lovehoney
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by agilob 5y ago
It's really sad that we need to resort to shitstorms on twitter or hackernews to get simple problems fixed. Google is literally lying and spreading misinformation and causing harm to individuals, and we expect some random employee to r
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by agilob 5y ago
I'm sure it works both ways. If Github was somethingelseHub, somethingelse would be popular. Git started gaining popularity thanks to great UI and communities on github and gitlab.
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by agilob 5y ago
This years 20th anniversary of 11th Setp. will be something else entirely
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by agilob 5y ago
>20% humidity makes plant growth almost impossible for anything but cacti Have you considered planting trees around your fence?
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by agilob 5y ago
makes sense
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by agilob 5y ago
For years Thunderbird has been poorly maintained and releases were skipped. This release is to align Thunderbird version with Firefox version... but I don't know why.
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by agilob 5y ago
>UK uses miles for distance, meters are used too. On roads you have longer distance in miles, but width, weight and short distance in meters. Many rural areas in Wales have signs "120m to beach".
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by agilob 5y ago
my router is blocking this domain as privacy intrusive... can the data be misleading then?
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by agilob 5y ago
Here's a good podcast about it: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02078-5
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by agilob 5y ago
that was always allowed ( ͡º ͜ʖ͡º)
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by agilob 5y ago
>With Apple and Google continuing to make changes via their browsers and operating systems Firefox not even mentioned
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by agilob 5y ago
No, it's not!
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by agilob 5y ago
>How do you force everyone to get it without the apparatus of the police state? Develop a more deadly virus?
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by agilob 5y ago
>Not even fans to move the air around? Only in the hottest days when all room were occupied, as I no longer live there with my siblings, they no longer have fans there. There was one bath-vent-like-fan before. >fully passive systems a

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