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csunbird
5y ago
I thought “Empire” translation would suit here, although I am not a native speaker. Realm should fit as well.
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csunbird
5y ago
I do not think that steps have that good of a precision (2.29%) over 100 steps for measuring distance. Can a human achieve that?
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5y ago
Österreich - The Eastern Empire (my limited german) Ost - East Öster - To the east, easter - relative to something Reich - Empire
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5y ago
> A local history enthusiast was walking in the forest when he noticed the stone marking the boundary between the two countries had moved 2.29m (7.5ft). How do you even measure that effectively? Aren’t the stones more than hundreds of me
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csunbird
5y ago
Probably, yes. Also, it is very likely that any posts/trends that are not "desirable" are prevented manually from entering the trending feed as well.
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5y ago
There is a counter notice from him (I think) here: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2021/04/2021-04-2...
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5y ago
There is literally nothing preventing someone to host they code on gitlab/sourcehut/their own gitea server. Most people use github because it is free, but the git protocol is far from centralized.
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5y ago
Same here. Bought a car very recently, wanted it to be an electric car, but I live in the city center and charging is just a pain, plus the car is frequently used for long trips. So, I am skipping on the (pure)electric cars until we get 100
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5y ago
As long as the labor costs as tenfold of a Chinese company, any attempts of this will fail.
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5y ago
The main problem seems to be how expensive the litigation is, not the patent trolls themselves, the trolls are just a symptom. I wonder if we are going to see any improvements in this area.
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5y ago
Looks like the site hijacks the back button to show some kind of an ad.
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5y ago
We probably have done this already, with the man made machines that we had sent. Although the NASA tries to sterilize the robots/rovers, I doubt that they can kill every bacteria and some of the bacteria are known to somehow survive wh
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6y ago
But, the replacement would be to tax everyone for a smaller amount, which would be unfair. I am not a believer and I do not want to pay from someones sunday ceremonies.
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6y ago
The parent comment was definitely a sarcasm. I am not sure if yours is.
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6y ago
Thank you for the link! I did not know that it was classified as a direct cause of cancer, I was in the opinion of it being a risk factor only.
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6y ago
> an alcohol-related health problem such as cancer Since when alcohol consumption is accepted as a direct (not a risk factor, but directly responsible of) cause of cancer?
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6y ago
Welding chassis of a car is a practice strongly recommended against, since it makes it significantly weaker at the welding point(s). It is very unsafe, although since it is an oldtimer restoration project, I salute your friend with respect!
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6y ago
There is also a dependency-check maven plugin that will read the CVE feed from NVD and check your dependencies.
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csunbird
6y ago
But, it also says "Cancel anytime", then turns around and asks you to cancel 1 month before renewal.
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6y ago
I think, showing the taxes separately is a very good idea in principle, so that you know how much tax you are paying. I usually hate the fact that I can not see how much tax I am paying, although, in Germany, the amount of tax is shown in t
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6y ago
Forgive me for my ignorance, but what is a "jelly bean" processor? Do you mean the "extremely cheap, almost no power consuming" processors?
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6y ago
Why not ARM? ARM is now penetrating the consumer development devices (M1), why not mirror that in the servers as well?
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6y ago
The data is already public, to be honest.
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6y ago
It is also probable that the drivers are unable to find public restrooms to use, even if they had time to have bathroom breaks. For example, I live in a very big city, at the city center but there are not any public restrooms nearby. People
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6y ago
The problem with that is, people (usually rich people) will stop buying expensive stuff in the country, and they start buying them from another country that does not have any sales tax. Rich people avoid taxes and poor people are now stuck
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6y ago
(offline) Cache invalidation is a very hard thing to do. If you are going to ask the network if your DNS cache is still valid, you might as well get the latest value anyways, since DNS queries are tiny.
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Terrorists are not known to be the most logical people, to be honest. They are going to try anything that can generate terror in large scale and a dirty bomb is a very, very terrorizing thing to general population. General population thinks
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6y ago
Probably because that they are owned.
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6y ago
One of the reasons why I decided to not buy a BMW.
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6y ago
Mobile data in Germany is very, very, very expensive. An hour of video meeting consumes around 1GB (I think, probably even more), you can not keep up with the cost, I think.
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