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by bovine3dom 5y ago
If you're familiar with CSS, writing a decent stylesheet for it would be a big help. If you've no interest in JS/TS you could leave that part to me.
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
How much do you care? There's an open pull request you could give a little time to that would fix it by integrating a reader mode into Tridactyl here: https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/pull/3306 : )
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
Vive la paperasse ;) It varies by metropole. Here in Nice it seems straightforward.
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
In France they start at about €800, or €500 when they're on offer. Depending where you live, how much paperwork you can cope with and how much you earn, the government will give you up to 50% of the purchase price back. Most of the cos
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
I don't have anything against golf as such, it's more that from a distance they looked like really nice little parks that people could use to walk between neighbourhoods, socialise, walk dogs, picnic in etc. Then I zoomed in and r
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
Hah, I've actually looked at Dallas-Fort Worth before and been horrified at how so much of its residential green space is golf courses. Is most of the conurbation as well served by non-car transport or is your area a special case? It l
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
I'll update the size of American supermarkets in my mind by 100% : ) There are broadly 5 big shops within comfortable distance of me - one of them is between 150-200,000 sqft [1], so I guess a mid-sized American store. But I've on
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
The number I saw was 100,000 sqft - it seems like it depends on whether you exclude the smallest Walmarts : )
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
Thanks for replying, it's really fascinating. I think part of the difference is density - my city is only about 3km x 3km. If I cycled 5 miles I'd end up in the next town along. I just looked on TripAdvisor to see how many restaur
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
That sounds great, why aren't there more places like that in the US or why don't I hear about them? Do you find you have to use your car often? (Although living 2km away from a supermarket is an alien concept to me. I have three w
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
Transport options available to me living in mid-sized European city: - Tram - Train - Electric bicycle hire - Electric moped hire - Bicycle hire - Foot - Taxi - Bus - Own bicycle / ebike / electric scooter / moped - Aeroplane
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
https://archive.org/details/mir-titles has a vast selection. The books by Irodov are generally well regarded in particular.
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
I don't have any hard data but I assume most car trips only have one necessary passenger. ("Necessary" being aimed at people doing the school run, where the parents wouldn't need to be there if the children got collectiv
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
That's what I meant by energy mix : ) Last time I checked France was the best place since they accidentally have a very climate friendly power grid. Then you're left with just the embedded emissions from battery construction and t
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
The rule of thumb I've seen is that electric cars are about 25-75% better than fossil fuelled ones over their lifetimes, depending on energy mix and taking into account battery construction. So it's hardly nothing - it puts them r
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
I mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption : )
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
> If advertisers are getting information out of encrypted data, that means the encryption is broken. I'm just suggesting that Facebook wants to use homomorphic encryption to tell your phone which adverts to download. It won't k
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
As another comment mentioned, they're talking about using a technique that allows you to perform computations on encrypted data, with encrypted results output - the thing doing the computation never sees any decrypted data. So they cou
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
You're welcome, glad you like it! I managed to get ctrl-o/v the wrong way round when I first posted it, but I've fixed it now : )
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
I think bindurl and unbindurl would solve most of your complaints: if you just want a few Tridactyl binds use blacklistadd then `:bindurl [URL] --mode=ignore ...`; if you want just a few webapp binds use `:unbindurl [URL] ...`. There's
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
If you're an employer you'd be looking at the skilled worker visa: https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa If you're on this forum all your potential employees will probably meet the requirements easily.
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
i.reddit.com is the old mobile site :)
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
It's especially jarring combined with the next point: "A proper Tab bar, with as much horizontal space as possible, to be able to open a lot of tabs and read at least a small part of their titles." Which suggests ignorance of
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
I think a heatmap is a reasonable thing to measure. I just wish UX research was a little more scientific (by for example, coming up with multiple hypotheses and then conducting more experiments to eliminate them).
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
No, that's exactly how UX research works: - Users are using X feature a lot. 1) the researcher likes the feature: let's invest time into improving it. Or 2) the researcher dislikes the feature: we need to remove it because it&#x27
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by bovine3dom 5y ago
Related but for single pane diffs: https://github.com/so-fancy/diff-so-fancy
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by bovine3dom 6y ago
I don't have an answer for that - I can only say that I had the same problem in a semi-detached house in the UK with neighbours smoking weed in their garden and the smell coming up through our (quite far away) open windows. Your stars
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by bovine3dom 6y ago
> where we're taking about outsiders making it more difficult for locals to hold to their homes I'm predominantly suggesting making it easier to build new high density housing. The other side is to slow move to taxing estimated
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by bovine3dom 6y ago
Most of those problems could be solved by good noise insulation which is fairly cheap to add during construction. Terraced houses are common in the UK and are the worst of all worlds: poor noise insulation from neighbours, tiny dark gardens
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by bovine3dom 6y ago
Yeah, within reason, more global considerations should be taken into account when making local decisions.

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