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cdmckay
3y ago
I believe Notion uses them.
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3y ago
In Barcelona (and I think all of Spain), your 1-month deposit is kept by the state and is automatically returned to you unless the landlord can prove that you did something that entitles them to it.
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cdmckay
4y ago
Couldn't you make the same argument about email? It's an open protocol but anyone can block you. Even though that's the case, I think email is much more open than WhatsApp or Signal, and a big part of that is the fact that it
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4y ago
And yet they still sent him to die in prison
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Bortle Scale
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
Instead of condescending to them, why not try to help the project be more efficient with resources? It is an open source project after all.
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4y ago
I don’t think it’s via JS, it’s via WebAssembly. WebAssembly doesn’t use JS, it’s separate, although you can interface with WASM via JS.
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4y ago
I do if he’s going to make a generalization about an entire continent of people
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Someone showed me this a couple years ago and my mind was blown!
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Yeah I like the idea of if it’s no longer receiving firmware updates but I suspect the tech companies would get around that by releasing symbolic updates that just bump the version number. I would prefer something like after 5 years they ha
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4y ago
Which is a shame. I have fond memories of visiting my grandparents in Florida and going to their backyard to pick oranges and grapefruits to make fresh juice in the morning. It’s unfortunate the orange lobby can ban something that just seem
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4y ago
They do when it’s shared them as a link
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5y ago
My understanding was that Betamax had inferior licensing terms, and that it was Sony’s greed that sunk Betamax.
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5y ago
It would be really classy if MS forgave that debt, especially considering the service is a public benefit.
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5y ago
What are you referring to here? Could you provide some links for context?
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What Are the Expansion Ports Under a NES and N64 Used For?
(theoldschoolgamevault.com)
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5y ago
Recently made the same switch. I went back to Firefox and haven’t looked back.
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5y ago
I believe it comes from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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5y ago
What's the difference between an American oligarch and a Russian oligarch? Aside from the nationality.
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5y ago
Regular tourism is bad, but rocket tourism is a new kind of bad because it puts pollutants in the upper atmosphere and we really don't know what the effects of that will be. Source: https://www.scientificamerican.com/ar
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Maybe I'm weird, but I don't usually close VS Code, so this isn't an issue for me.
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5y ago
Unless the “west” doesn’t include Europe, this is incorrect. Europe has extensive train and metro systems. Secondly, I’m not sure how driving combustion engine cars has better environmental outcomes than electrified trains. Even if the trai
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5y ago
100% agree, like hiring Nazi scientists to kickstart your space program. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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Wernher von Braun, probably the most prominent German rocket scientist who was a pioneer of the US space program, was a Nazi.
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What were they doing for 2 weeks?
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Why did you wait 2 weeks to notify us?
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5y ago
And their page is down so I can't find out any details. Great.
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Ford Nucleon
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6y ago
A US-based think tank releases a report accusing a rival of genocide. I would be highly suspicious of this and look at it carefully. For example, it’s authored by Adrian Zenz, a religious zealot who feels “led by God” to research Chinese mi
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6y ago
People don’t like to kill, and if they do, there’s a cost. The person doing the killing has to decide to kill someone and live with that. If a robot does the killing, it just becomes a figure, and human life is cheapened further. These kill
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