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by bioemerl 4y ago
It's just hard to manufacture gas in a efficient way. It's a really complex and hard to make molecule and the most abundant source of ingredients for it is the carbon in the ground. You can use atmospheric carbon but it's ve
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> only to abandon it for 10-20 years. This has not happened. Climate change is still very real and still being very countered by technology. Mazda investing in an engine when it's way way too early for everyone to switch to an alte
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Here you go! https://snipboard.io/8fL9Kl.jpg That 2018 and the top left gives you a selection for all of the different years
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Pipe dream, but Firefox could be installed by default on iOS devices and Apple could invest a lot of money into Mozilla as a partnership.
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I wish, I can get the screenshot but there's no easy way to get that on the internet
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I develop with Firefox on the desktop, and for the vast majority of cases if you develop for Firefox on the desktop, Chrome just works perfectly fine, and most of the time the mobile browsers work as well. Safari (mobile), however, will be
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And I think all three of those are out of date, the Android 13 one is totally different as well.
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Is picking a date that is more than 20 years old a very odd use case? I feel like that should be something the UI can handle by default fairly easily.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Yes, but Firefox focus is Safari. Chrome is safari. iPhones aren't allowed to have web browsers that aren't running Safari on the back end. They can have different names, different UIs, but at the end of the day it's the same
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I mean, relative to having to support safari, yeah, as much as I hate to say it, it's preferable. Firefox is the browser I want to see be the competition.
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I have heard they are improving in recent updates. I'm skeptical, very skeptical, but it's possible that Apple has heard all of this complaining and is trying to pivot to counter it.
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HTML and CSS are built for web pages, which means they don't really have a strong concept of page size. If I want to build a table with headers that repeat on every page of a printed document, it's an absolute pain to do it with
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by bioemerl 4y ago
When I hear Internet explorer I don't hear about the monopoly Internet explorer 6, I hear about the Internet explorer 11 that had to be supported for years and constantly just had to be different from everything else in a way that was
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I wish there was a markup language that gave you the full power relatively of PDF, with page sizes and all of that. And a fairly universal converter to turn that markup language into a document. Then we could use our pre-existing template s
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The Ubuntu file manager (disk partition manager after that failed)
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I've never had any problems on Windows similar to the ones I've had on Linux. On Windows I have never had a button just do nothing. Not for something as simple and common as formatting a flash drive. I've never had problems
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Number zero, Linux lacks usability. I've got Ubuntu on my home machine and it is an absolute buggy mess. I tried to right click and format on a flash drive yesterday, the button did nothing. No errors. No pop-up messages. No little spi
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by bioemerl 4y ago
If you work for a company that could be punished by China you should furiously work to get your company out of China so that they can't do this. Keep your comments in the boardroom, but whatever influence you have, you use.
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Russia's success in taking Ukraine, and eventually big parts of the EU, was somewhat hinged on the idea that nato, and to a lesser extent the EU as a whole, could be broken up by doing things like threatening Germany with a cutoff of n
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> Perhaps PLA believes that bleeding Russia dry via America expending all of her reserve weaponry means that that American combat power can't be used in the Pacific. If this is their plan then this is a very poor plan. Russia is a l
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The same could not be set of companies in the United States, and such controls would very quickly or lawsuits and all sorts of backlash. Companies do cooperate with the government, but for the most part that cooperation is either voluntary,
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by bioemerl 4y ago
All companies in China are under the control of their state. TikTok is a state actor. No, not everyone in China is a state bot. However, every company has to keep at least a few party members on their board and obey state controls constantl
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> Immune issues kill a LOT more people than knife attacks in the USA every year When there are 100 million Americas with 100 million CIAs and all governments are ruled under a common government that makes all knife stabbings and war ille
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The data really isn't the concern. It's a mild concern in long term as we have kids grow up to be presidents and their stupid stuff is on this media platform who can dig it up and blackmail with it. The real concern is the ability
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A big part of the issues Russia has had taking Ukraine has been because America is funding and helping them out as well. I don't want to totally discredit Ukraine here, but there is a world where without American support Russia would b
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The KGB has not existed for decades, but its spiritual successor, Russia, is almost certainly still performing spy operations and generally you can assume when someone says KGB they mean Russian spies.
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> "Democracy" is more or less an delusion those in power perpetuate to ensure the cattle think they have a choice I had a much larger post, but I'm going to only respond to this one now, because it sums up basically off th
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I'm very skeptical that there is such a thing as a regulation which can keep a state actor with zero transparency like TikTok in check. Even if you move all of their code and mandate that they have a shell company in the United States,
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Depends hugely on who you are and what happens with the politics. CIA and FBI are very big threats to you, which is why you vote regularly to ensure that your rights are represented and those agencies aren't able to abuse their power.
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We should do both. This is detracting from the fact that we have an actively hostile actor with a huge platform here in our country, and that needs to be handled as soon as possible. I totally support broad regulation of privacy law. TikTok

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