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by ciupicri 4y ago
No, the point is the UE can't standardize even this "simple" thing.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Making something mandatory will definitely push things forward because what else are the providers going to do? Though I still have doubts about real progress being made. EU can't can even add VP9 and AV1 to the list of codecs used for
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by ciupicri 4y ago
It's not anyone's business what kind of phone I buy. If chargers pollute so much, just tax them and be done with it. I'll add to kukx's reason the fact that I can't access some websites anymore because who wants to
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by ciupicri 4y ago
I used XMPP around 2003 when it was still called Jabber. I can't say there's something major wrong with it (only XML verbosity comes to my head), it's just the idea of making it mandatory. By the way how come some EU official
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by ciupicri 4y ago
I'm willing to bet that your friends and family wouldn't be happy if the European Union would mandate using IRC everywhere. Heck, why not go further and stick to the good old ntalk [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Speaking of cars and standardization, I'm still waiting for the European Union to put the steering wheel on the left side of the car and while we're at it, make it mandatory to drive on the right side of the road.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Yeah, 64 bit integers were available under gcc on Linux, but the memory issue remained. The array had to fit in 2 GB, unless of course the problem stated otherwise, for example the numbers were read from a file.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Also it was 2004 and 64 bit machines weren't common. If I remember correctly you had only 2 GB available under Windows XP and if you wanted more, 3 GB to be more precise, you had to boot with a special parameter.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Pinhead & Hexlox barely say how they work or offer any instructions and they're also quite expensive compared to cheap bikes.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
I was under the impression that bikes are stolen all the time in Netherlands. There was even a joke that if you bike gets stolen, just steal another one.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Perhaps you can fix the broken websites with userContent.css [1][2][3] [1]: https://kb.mozillazine.org/UserContent.css [2]: https://superuser.com/q/318912 [3]: https://www.userchrome.org&#x2
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by ciupicri 4y ago
By the way Fedora 36 changed the default fonts for various languages to Noto [1]. [1]: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/DefaultToNotoFonts
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by ciupicri 4y ago
From https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Compression > Btrfs supports transparent file compression. There are three algorithms available: ZLIB, LZO and ZSTD(since v4.14) I've been using zstd compression for
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Was it Visual Basic or QBasic?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Just to add to what you're saying, you can't tune zstd for qcow images or for btrfs filesystems.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
If all you want to do is exercise, why use an electric motor in the first place and not only your legs?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
If I remember correctly puppet required installing an agent. To add to the injury it wasn't available on the RHEL (clone) ISO and right now it's also missing from Fedora EPEL.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
That random system might only have the dash shell and busybox. What are you going to do then?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Kobo is 10" max which is too little for me.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Honestly this is the bank's fault. The bank should not give money for the check unless everything is alright. Or if it gives money, it should also give a warning or something. You can't expect customers to know all the quirks.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
How do you pre-allocate lists and dicts?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Are talkinkg about the tiny e-readers locked into Amazon's ecosystem?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Nginx was Russian. It's not anymore. It was bought by F5, an American company, at the end of 2019.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
It reminds me of this 5 year old bug in mypy: "int is not a Number?" [1]. [1]: https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/3186
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by ciupicri 5y ago
I find it odd that the train ticket didn't get you to your final destination. If the train doesn't travel on some part of the route, the railway company usually gets you on a bus for that part and you don't have to do anythin
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by ciupicri 5y ago
You're assuming the store would accept the return and even if they did, they might not do it for the same price; a (restocking) fee might be charged.
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Yeah, but who's going to buy them in an opened package and at what discount (loss for the store)?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
How can this be legal, interfering with someone's Internet traffic?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
Wait, so there's a shortage of IPv4 addresses and people have issues with NAT (including CGNAT) traversal all the time, yet somehow lots of Raspberry Pis end up on the Internet?
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by ciupicri 5y ago
There's no such thing as racism against Romanians, since it's not a race, but it could be xenophobia. Or maybe you're making a confusion with Romani (Roma, gypsies) people.

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