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by calgoo 6y ago
Here in Spain the royal family is also paid in a similar way as Denmark and Sweden. However, they are corrupt and make deals with SA and other nations. They go on elephant hunts and are above the law as the Spanish secret service / pol
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by calgoo 6y ago
I have a ultrawide screen monitor on my desk that is 21:9 ( 2560x1080). I love this thing, as its perfect for 2 full windows next to each other.
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by calgoo 6y ago
Well, if you have to worry about money every month because you are living month to month, then yes money is important. This is the situation in many EU countries.
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by calgoo 6y ago
If anyone is interested, guifi.net has been functioning for years here in Spain / EU. Works good, we even have a internet provider that can connect you using guifi.net. Basically, it gives you access to their exit nodes instead of exit
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by calgoo 6y ago
Here in spain a lot of restaurants have posted QR codes on the tables so people can see the menu without touching it. Its been a great help during the pandemic. The experience on the iPhone has been really good. Android.... depends on the p
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by calgoo 6y ago
Yea we have them here in spain. I swear it feels like they are more intelligent as well, as they follow me around the house. I can walk from upstairs down the stairs and i can see them follow me.
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by calgoo 7y ago
True, but I think the question should be if the company is worse off without the baggage management, not if they are more productive or have better financial results.
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by calgoo 7y ago
I wonder if you could send a dmca takedown notice to Getty and leave the burden of proof on them? Is that not how all of these companies play the game?
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by calgoo 7y ago
I use the Plex app as well as VLC (and netflix, spotify etc) on my Amazon Firestick and it works great. I guess the only downside is that its related to amazon (as in that they will probably know what i watch etc, not sure if thats true for
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by calgoo 7y ago
There are a lot of new models coming out each year. However, the oil vapes tend to be easier to use when out on the street or in a place where it’s forbidden to smoke / vape as they leave very little trace and smell. But even with the
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by calgoo 7y ago
My brother in law is taking a $750 monthly diabetes medication in the US. That same medication cost 50e here in Spain. There is no reason for the price in the US except to get as much $ as possible.
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by calgoo 7y ago
Or we could push for the us to actually join the rest of the world with public healthcare for all. If this is done, then we can push for the cost of a doctor visit to be reduced to a normal price. There is no reason for having the extreme p
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by calgoo 7y ago
My wife’s family is from Puerto Rico, but we live in Spain. When the hurricane hit and the comms where knocked out, we where not able to talk with them for weeks. One of the things I told my wife was to remember when we where young, and it
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by calgoo 7y ago
This reminds me of a manifesto, like the hackers manifesto that showed up years ago. Maybe we can call it the Overachiever Engineer manifesto?
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by calgoo 7y ago
Its very easy to just say to vote better. But when there is as much corruption in the government as there is in Spain its not that easy. When all the parties are "crap", then who do you vote for? If they make it too hard to start
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by calgoo 7y ago
As someone living in Barcelona I can tell you that the majority of violence was caused by the Police starting to go after protestors, police provoking protestors with Spanish flags, playing the Spanish national anthem. Its was caused be a f
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by calgoo 7y ago
I wonder what the crime would be if you destroyed one of these drones while passing over your properties? A paintball gun should be enough to take it out and make it fall. Maybe we should look at destroying them, or making anti drone drones
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by calgoo 7y ago
I had to use it today to connect to some old activeX iLo console for a server. Our internal HR module also only works with IE.
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by calgoo 7y ago
As someone who lives in a system with national healthcare I can say it’s not a problem like you state. We have both private and public healthcare, and You can use both or just the public one. If you have a life threatening illness then you
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by calgoo 7y ago
I wonder why he was allowed to install and setup his private iCloud access on a corporate laptop? And if that somehow is allowed, then that machine should not have access to the IP of the company. This is normal corporate practices since th
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by calgoo 7y ago
I really hope IBM can keep their fingers out of Red Hat, if not, it does not matter how many promises they make, they will run it into the ground. If they actually manage to keep away, and let their cloud business grow without interference;
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by calgoo 7y ago
I really hope IBM can keep their fingers out of Red Hat, if not it does not matter how many promises they make, they will run it into the ground. If they actually manage to do so, and let their cloud business grow without old school IBM val
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by calgoo 7y ago
Make it captcha test: Select all the pictures of animal cruelty. /s
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by calgoo 7y ago
Yes, but Barcelona (where I live) would not do anything that could hinder tourist money. As an example, almost no stores are allowed to be open on Sundays by law. But they made an exception close to the port because enough tourists get off
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by calgoo 7y ago
So could Faraday clothing be a new thing then? Outfits that blocks the scanners in public, and gives of a "generic" shape. I wonder how long it would take for it to be outlawed?
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by calgoo 7y ago
Yahoo's content was mostly US based if i remember correctly. The reason i switched to Google from Altavista was because of the reduced ads and clean look on the page. The results where about the same back then.
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by calgoo 7y ago
I love watching all of Musk's projects, as every single one can be connected to Mars colonization. 1. Electric cars for transport, Check. 2. Solar panels and batteries for power generation and storage, check. 3. Tunnel digging equipmen
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by calgoo 7y ago
No, no one cares about your lunch today. But if I have your history of eating sandwiches every day, and sell it to your insurance company, who now increases your quote because an algorithm says that you have a higher risk for heart attacks
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by calgoo 8y ago
While I agree to some degree, this view is also defeatist IMO. To me it says that we should give up trying to reverse the current trend around tracking / ads etc just because it is already being done. We need to start somewhere and any
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by calgoo 8y ago
This will be abused by governments and people who dont want something published. For example, here in Spain one of the past presidents wanted to make an anti-meme law as everyone was making fun of him[1]. Luckily we laughed, and he was repl

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