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biehl
13y ago
Because the IRS was rightfully reviewing a group of right wing lobby groups who were massively applying for tax breaks that they were not entitled to?
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biehl
14y ago
I believe the article is about _offshore_ wind. However, in Denmark you can make an interesting experiment in several places. You can place yourself so that you are in 100-500m from a windmill AND have a road with traffic between you and th
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biehl
14y ago
Having tried both the systems of Spanin and Denmark - your post doen't seem very informed. In both Spain and Denmark the system works excellently and all the information is available for you to verify. You just dont have to do any typing. S
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biehl
14y ago
Debunking of the sorry attempt at debunking. http://theoatmeal.com/blog/tesla_response
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Lone Shooters and Body Armor
(schneier.com)
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14y ago
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biehl
14y ago
Yes. E-bikes are legal and regulated.
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biehl
14y ago
Sorry, in Denmark there are plenty of good bikers that are not wearing yellow jackets and helmets. Why should they? The cycle superhighways are about safe-for-biking infrastructure, so you can dress as you like when biking. In central Copen
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biehl
14y ago
I know how Zimbra works, yes. And I think it is a bit harsh if you call Exchange a Model T - even though the search facilities through Outlook are crap, and many Exchange instances are configured with ridiculously little mail storage (eg. 2
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biehl
14y ago
Zimbra. Zimbra+Thunderbird. GoogleApps.
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The cost of ODF and OOXML
(people.skolelinux.org)
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biehl
14y ago
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No, Virginia, cancer care in Europe doesn't suck
(scienceblogs.com)
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biehl
14y ago
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Support the KDE Semantic Desktop project
(dot.kde.org)
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biehl
15y ago
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biehl
15y ago
OK - $750/month for a room in a shared flat is actually reasonable. But if I were you, I would look at the rooms at around $1000/month. The selection should be much nicer and with fewer competitors. Then you can take your time to get advice
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biehl
15y ago
I guess you need to talk to people to calibrate your expectations before looking. $750/month is simply not much in Copenhagen, I'm sorry to say. I've looked a bit lately, and it is easy to find nice, 100sqm, modern flats with elevator etc.
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biehl
15y ago
Yes. And it is wrong. The economics of production of hardware/things is (still) fundamentally different from the production of digital copies. And that is why it makes good sense to be squarely against software patents and be indifferent ab
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AMD commits to coreboot
(blogs.amd.com)
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biehl
15y ago
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U-boot as coreboot payload (detective hacking)
(blogs.coreboot.org)
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15y ago
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Bradley Kuhn: Questioning The Original Analysis On The Bionic Debate
(ebb.org)
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biehl
16y ago
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Boycott companies who sign onto the MPEG LA's patent pool
(fsf.org)
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biehl
16y ago
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FSFE welcomes revised European Interoperability Framework
(fsfe.org)
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16y ago
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Gtk3 on a HTML5 backend
(blogs.gnome.org)
255 points
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biehl
16y ago
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Videos/slides from the 2010 LLVM Developers' Meeting
(llvm.org)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I decided to support Greenpeace in the hope that they will keep up the good work of monitoring and evaluating consumer electronics companies. I am very interested in consumer electronics, and I have found noone else doing the work that Gree
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Using LLVM to speed up function invocation in a dynamic language binding
(blogs.gnome.org)
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16y ago
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The Economist and Launchpad
(blog.launchpad.net)
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16y ago
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17y ago
<i>For open source to win, we do not need Microsoft, Apple or proprietary software to lose.</i> Hrm. Actually we need Microsoft to lose. A lot of things. We need them to lose the embrace, extend, extinguish attitude. We need
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biehl
17y ago
Well, except for the music streaming services. Which are as DRM infected as ever.