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by belorn 10mo ago
My preferred way to wade through a political research topic like this is to look at the aviation industry. If a pilot can not use a medical substance, then it is very likely that there is some thing there. Pilots are generally fairly high i
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by belorn 10mo ago
You can outsource everything, but outsourcing critical parts of the company may also put the existence of the company in the hand of a third-party. Is that an acceptable risk? Control and risk management cost money, be that by self hosting
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by belorn 10mo ago
A possible explanation why typos for major sites are sparsely registered could be that the domain industry has put a lot of focus the last decade on addressing malicious registrations, and many registrars that focus on the market segment of
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by belorn 10mo ago
Their definition of parked domain is a bit odd, with "expired" domain names and typosquatting” domains. I work at a registrar and the absolutely vast majority of parked domains for us are domains owned by customers that register a
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by belorn 10mo ago
Websites that uses third-party analytics will at minimum send the IP address, time and the url when users access pages. It also very likely they will send API calls if the developers want to track those. So if any calls looks like " ht
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by belorn 10mo ago
Initially, I would wait and see what Debian does. They might not package the browser with the same defaults as Mozilla. I would also guess that there will be alternative packages for Firefox if there are enough people interested. Tor Browse
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by belorn 10mo ago
Ubuntu freeloaded on Debian so its fairly reasonable to consider the ubuntu skin to not be worth having if the result is advertisements being pushed onto users. Companies that want to freeload on a free software community will always have a
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by belorn 10mo ago
I must have seen other sides of the community, since all I seen has been a consistent criticism that Mozilla neglects the two main products Firefox and Thunderbird, while focusing community money and focus on new products that does nothing
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by belorn 11mo ago
We should definitively attribute some blame to the company and those who ran it. It is very similar to the nuclear projects in UK and Finland that went over budget and got delayed, except that those at least did finish and are predicted to
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by belorn 11mo ago
Sweden had a major company try to make lithium batteries but it was not economical viable without major and continuously infusion of government subsidies. The company Northvolt is the largest bankruptcy in modern Swedish industrial history.
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by belorn 11mo ago
Consumer price for here in South of Sweden during October was for me €0.22 per kW/hh which include tax. On top of that I also had additional fixed connection fee and an fee based on peak consumption rate (combined those two were an ext
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by belorn 11mo ago
Is that the commercial price to the end customer with tax and connection fees, or is it the gross price at the power exchange?
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by belorn 11mo ago
As long there is no need to use gas during periods of non-optimal weather, then solar and wind is great. The lithium battery plant in northern Sweden went bankrupt so its difficult to say how to solve the storage solution by both being chea
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by belorn 11mo ago
> Is it? According to who? Medical advice was quite different between nations. Doctors and chief epidemiologists gave their advice, sometimes opposite advice to others, grounded in scientific beliefs that the individual held at the time.
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by belorn 11mo ago
What is going to change, and after what event? United States use of torture has been well known, documented and made into multiple movies and TV for the last decades. Multiple different governments have not only shown zero interest to charg
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by belorn 11mo ago
The thing that replaces the old memos is not email, its meetings. It not uncommon for meetings with hundreds of participants that in the past would be a simple memo. It would be amazing if LLMs could replace the role that meetings has in co
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by belorn 11mo ago
Is 1 meter bad? In context it seems to be missing what kind of waves normally hit the coast line, and what kind tide differences exist, and what the current water level is when the wave hit. What is a typical maximum wave height during hurr
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by belorn 11mo ago
The way to solve that is to introduce a different form of service to the state along side with military service so that the choice in practice become the same. Is there anything in the constitution that forbids the government from requiring
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by belorn 11mo ago
> Nothing has been shown more effective at tearing down prejudices than actual exposure and confrontation. The result has been fairly inconclusive. What happen is that people generally keep their views about in-groups and out-groups, but
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by belorn 11mo ago
The saying/claims in the last 20 years or so is that London has the highest ratio of cameras to people in the world, through looking at what seems more correct statistics it is only the 12th most dense camera city in the world. how wel
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by belorn 11mo ago
Given the number of cctv cameras that operate in the UK, and their continued growth, I am surprised that the rail operator did not have access to a direct view of the bridge. I am also a bit surprised that there isn't technology to det
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by belorn 11mo ago
> I never thought a computer would pass the turing test in our lifetime Are we talking about the single non-peer reviewed study that show that a random person might only be about 1/3 in guessing correctly that a GPT 4.5 text is a co
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by belorn 11mo ago
I describe it as a black hole since there is no limited on how much funding it will take in, and once in, there is no reasonable expectation that we will see anything come back out. Fundamental research is useful for humanity as a whole, an
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by belorn 11mo ago
The issue with the green steel production in Sweden is not about regulations, nor even about energy. It is that every aspect of green hydrogen is more expensive in reality than what was promised/predicted 20 years ago, and the prices a
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by belorn 11mo ago
It should be mention the learning disability also include dysgraphia, which include handwriting. If the motor skills is impaired, then that get classified as a learning disability regardless of how easy the person can learn a complex subjec
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by belorn 11mo ago
I am not sure if I get the surveillance state angle here. The airline already have a passenger register, so unless you lie on the registration then the plane will have log of the travel. The airline do not offer a way to fly anonymously. Tw
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by belorn 11mo ago
In many countries you do not get charged with every possible crime if there is a larger crime involve. If someone rob a place, they don't also need to have separate charges for illegally entering the place, destroying property when the
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by belorn 11mo ago
As with all statistics, one has to first define where the data source is from. In this case there is an news article for that ( https://www.standard.co.uk/news/tommy-robinson-uk-speech-cla... ). To summarize the article,
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by belorn 11mo ago
Religious conflict is old enough to gone through every kind of modern and non-modern ideology, including freedom of speech and humans rights. Why would the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, which has been ongoing since late 19th century, be a m
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by belorn 11mo ago
I wouldn't go that far. The message from MeToo that echoed in Sweden at the time was to "believe all women", "men are guilty until proven innocent" and "the legal system has failed us so it is time to take matt

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