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boobsbr
2y ago
Sounds like my Kobo Glo from 2013.
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boobsbr
2y ago
Perhaps you wrote the trip routing algo as well?
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boobsbr
3y ago
Yeah, lots of software stay on beta or 0.x.x for years. > Max Howell (mxcl) created Homebrew fifteen years ago > a project of which he has not been a part of for more than twice as long than the time he was ever in it So, the guy crea
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boobsbr
3y ago
Belgium. "amenity=phone" returns 15 matches worldwide. "amenity:phone", "amenity:telephone" or "amenity=telephone" (no other filters) returns the same 2 matches. EDIT: Belgacom started removing them i
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3y ago
Using: (area["ISO3166-1:alpha2"="my_country_code_here"];) -> .a; node["amenity"="telephone"]. (area.a); (._;>;); out body; I get 2 hits, one of which says all phones wer
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boobsbr
3y ago
Is there a way to search for it, or do I have to scroll endlessly until i find one?
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boobsbr
3y ago
55UJ630V from 2018. Did a coulpe of updates several years ago, but I got worried it woud install an update with ads, so I turned off automatic updates. But it kept pestering me, so I unplugged the Ethernet cable and bought a Fire Stick. Now
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boobsbr
3y ago
I hate the UI on my LG TV. I want to play a video game, or connect my laptop to it. The input is already set to the correct HDMI port from previous usage, and it has a video signal on it. When turned on, the TV still displays an app selecti
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3y ago
> Now, you can connect on Signal without needing to hand out your phone number. (You will still need a phone number to register for Signal.) Why is it so hard for Signal and Telegram to not require a phone number as an account identifier
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boobsbr
3y ago
I haven't seen a phone booth in Europe for the last 7 years.
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boobsbr
3y ago
Happened in the French Alps as well. Captain Haddock, from Tin Tin used to call people 'crétin des Alpes'.
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boobsbr
3y ago
I worked in different banks for the better part of a decade, lots of internal applications, each with their own DB. They all had PK/FK/unique/check constraints, and they were still a clusterfuck to understand and maintain. Lo
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boobsbr
3y ago
You can say that about every single company and industry. You would be REALLY worried about your money if you knew how things work inside banks.
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boobsbr
3y ago
My Peugeot had a misaligned panel. Can Peugeot get moving parts right?
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3y ago
> Tesla’s market dominance is largely a thing in the US Tesla is behing VW in total sales, but the M3 and MY are the best selling EVs in Europe. https://www.electromaps.com/en/blog/europes-best-selling-ele...
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boobsbr
3y ago
It's just regular, already-in-the-browser, JavaScript. 0 bytes to download it. 25 bytes is the size of a gzipped empty file.
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boobsbr
3y ago
What? How can legislation pass without the public knowing what is in it before it passes?
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boobsbr
3y ago
No, it's a result of them wanting a steady revenue stream. Why sell software when you can rent it out?
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boobsbr
3y ago
You'd be scared if you knew how many major financial institutions develop software like this.
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3y ago
Lovely!
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boobsbr
3y ago
You want the Tom Jane Punisher's car?
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boobsbr
3y ago
I think it was sarcasm.
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3y ago
> So I’m ok if we spend $1.2M on research. I'm not. Where do I opt out of funding government grants? At least I can decide not invest in something if I don't want to risk losing money.
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boobsbr
3y ago
Why not put a button on the fob, like old car alarms had? Car won't start unless button is pressed on the fob, enabling the embedded radio.
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boobsbr
3y ago
If it works so well, why state your name at all?
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boobsbr
3y ago
That's 'too hard', and attracts too much attention to themselves.
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boobsbr
3y ago
To shift the blame from Government to 'evil capitalists'.
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boobsbr
3y ago
It's a mockery of Justice.
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boobsbr
3y ago
There were ceddit and removeddit, which kept a copy of everything, for viewing deleted comments/posts. Maybe someone out there still has an automated dump set up.
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boobsbr
3y ago
No no, no content from reddit. It was a very similar clone. Plagued by slow speeds and that 'special' crowd from /b/.
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