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by cerebellum42 10y ago
To be fair, a lot of these problems are induced by having such car-focused cities in the first place. That extreme focus on making cities car-compatible makes them less livable for every other user of the infrastructure (cyclists, pedestria
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
I mean, plenty of cyclists go faster than that too, 30 km/h is not uncommon.
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
>I read the judges ruling and the TLDR is that the judge said the customers will never know their email is being read so how can you claim that a privacy violation has occurred? What?! That's like saying my home wasn't actually
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
I doubt that's all there is to it, there really are some cultural differences that show when you take western services and put them on the chinese market. Amazon for example found that their site simply looked too "clean", ha
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
It's not like they have VAT because they are in the EU. They had VAT since 1962, and they have had it at the current rate of 25% (higher than most EU countries) since 1992, which is way before the EU VAT directive was even a thing. Edi
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
Running a used car for a year costs much more than buying another Macbook.
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
I think the point of the comment you're replying to is not really what you are replying to. Having the ability to rebuild quickly and frequently is great, and something you should aim for, but actually being forced to do it regularly w
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
Of course there's no way to prove that the flying spaghetti monster doesn't exist, that's the whole point of the flying spaghetti monster.
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
After reading some of that, it contains some recommendations that lead to annoying and sometimes dangerous situations for cyclists that I recognize from my everyday cycling experiences in Germany. Just one example: They seem to encourage us
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
This definitely reflects some of my experiences when trying out Docker and some of the other stuff associated with it. Serious question though: I would absolutely love to have an introduction on how to use Docker to deploy one or two web ap
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
If I understand the examples on Ngroks and Frps sites correctly there's nothing on there that really can't be done with Nginx. But especially with Ngrok I think the main benefit is convenience, since you don't need to configu
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
I have only ever seen animated films/series where things like that occurred (which isn't dubbing as someone else pointed out). When it comes to live action movies, I stopped watching dubbed versions a long time ago, at least in si
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
Absolutely agree - if a campaign spouts "Destroy All Ifs" that kind of sets the tone for the discussion...
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
Also, not all people protesting on the streets are protesting for Erdogan, lots of them are simply protesting against a military coup that is trying to overthrow an elected government (whether they like this particular government or not). W
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
He was elected with 51.8% of the vote, with a 13.4% lead over his competitor. The 13% of the vote thing is pure misinformation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_presidential_election,...
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by cerebellum42 10y ago
> Non-commercial use cannot be prevented, except if that use harms the distinctiveness of the trademark That is clearly the case here.