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by axlee 4y ago
It still exists, for example Trackmania lives and breathes by its editor and user-made maps. I believe Minecraft (probably the most popular video game in the world) also has a thriving modding culture, but I have never interacted with it.
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by axlee 4y ago
That makes no sense. The government already decides what is and what is not a religion for tax purposes.
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by axlee 4y ago
I mean communist propagation led to the Khmer Rouge, Cuba or North Korea, so I'm not sure the alternative was better.
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by axlee 4y ago
We do use Teams and Slack, Teams for scheduled meetings and Slack for everything else, just because Slack's scheduling is non-existent while something great comes out of the box from Teams (and yes, also because we get it "for fre
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by axlee 4y ago
That's when governments should step in and invest in alternatives. The TSMC quasi-monopoly is any country national security risk, and that it is irresponsible for most western nations to let the industry be run by a single foreign play
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by axlee 4y ago
For meetings, calls, screensharing, and scheduling it's superior to Slack in every single way. Written experience is worse though. If only Slack spent a month writing a "Schedule a meeting with those people, and add the meeting wi
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by axlee 4y ago
I remember super NES games being 450F (french francs) back in the 90s, which would be around ~100€ nowadays. Ain't no games selling for that much. A PS2 costed 3000F, which would be 640€ nowadays, so a lot more than the PS5's 550€
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by axlee 4y ago
If you have a cook or a housekeeper you're nowhere near upper middle class. Those are bygone times.
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by axlee 4y ago
TikTok seems to have managed it well. Well, except from being chinese-owned.
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by axlee 4y ago
It's about tracking a plane which ALREADY has its location tracked by a transponder and published publicly. Like every other non-military plane in the world. Nothing is unusual there, except that this data is posted to Twitter. A plane
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by axlee 4y ago
You should care about his costly trips. As an individual, he is wrecking the environment at a rate a thousandfold of the average person.
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by axlee 4y ago
They solved the problem still. Germany doesn't care about having a LNG terminal per se, they care about being able to import enough LNG without relying on russian pipelines.
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by axlee 4y ago
What are the redistribution methods that should be put in place to avoid poorer districts to be at even a worse disadvantage than when they're mixed up with other level of income?
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by axlee 4y ago
The company was founded more than a century ago by a spanish prodigy named Cristobal Balenciaga...stop with the conspirationist nonsense. Not here.
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by axlee 4y ago
Anything that they write about France (or southern europe in general) is utter crap and often disproven by reality a few years later. It reeks of anglosaxon exceptionalism.
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by axlee 4y ago
Sweden have had Swish for ten years now, long before crypto was relevant. It is ubiquitous, I believe 90% of the population uses it. It was implemented by a consortium of the largest banks in the country. And it's not only Sweden: othe
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by axlee 4y ago
> The frustrating part is people making claims about issues where they don't actually have datapoints to back it up. I try to avoid doing that. When it comes to security, the default assumption is always to assume any system is not
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by axlee 4y ago
The fact that you can't even seem to be able to spell the name of the product properly makes me doubt on your expertise regarding said product.
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by axlee 4y ago
Trackr has been gone since 2021.
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by axlee 4y ago
Unsollicited feedback: I do not receive any validation email when creating an account, so I cannot log in. It is also impossible to reset the password.
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by axlee 4y ago
I don't know, did government mandating electricity plugs standards stifle innovation?
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by axlee 4y ago
Sure, if you want to be the country which takes even the slightest risk of putting millions of people in danger in another in another country. Talk about liability.
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by axlee 4y ago
Have you even read the article? The doses were expired.
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by axlee 4y ago
What kind of rational system would ever incentivize spending rather than results (aka sales?). Sounds like the marketing equivalent of being paid by the line of code.
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by axlee 4y ago
> (ns hello-world.core (:require [goog.dom :as dom] [goog.dom.classes :as classes] [goog.events :as events]) (:import [goog Timer])) (let [element (dom/createDom "div" "some-class" &qu
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by axlee 4y ago
> The root of inflation is the printing of money Not exactly. It's the "printing of money" that increases faster than the economic output/demand curve that causes inflation. You can definitely be "printing money&
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by axlee 4y ago
Tesla's only claim to profitability is government-enforced carbon compensation laws. Tesla is basically a greenwashing insurance that masquerades as a real automaker, don't get fooled.
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by axlee 4y ago
> On average in a free market those with more resources are better organized and know what’s best for the country. They know what is best for them. It has nothing to do with what is best for the country. As you are advocating for an olig
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by axlee 4y ago
This is called a Tautogram. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tautogram
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by axlee 4y ago
This is called a tautogram. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tautogram

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