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by dalai 6y ago
I was in the area last year. You can take a taxi from the Greek side and they will give you a tour of the new city and an archaeological site. The driver was originally from a village not far from there and knew the parts. I doubt you can g
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by dalai 6y ago
In Germany there are a lot of price comparison sites, geizhals and idealo being just two examples. If I am looking for electronics the filtering capabilities of geizhals are way better than Amazon and it is often the case that I can get a b
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by dalai 7y ago
The number of beds per capita is one thing, how many are free or can be freed in the next few days/weeks is another. At least in Germany it was reported that a lot of them were in use and less than half were available for coronavirus p
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by dalai 7y ago
How does that work if you want a table or a figure or an equation? Is it still markdown and still as easy to read and edit by everyone if there are LaTeX blocks sprinkled throughout the document?
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by dalai 7y ago
Virtues when writing comments on HN, blog posts, READMEs or whatever. When you are writing non-trivial, lengthy technical documentation, at some point you may need markup for examples, notes, tables, figures, cross-references, function para
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by dalai 7y ago
I know how to work with org-mode and I’ve also tried the paper notebook. Both seem like they should be working fine, my problem is that I never remember to work on my notes or todos. The last entries are likely at least a few months old. Ty
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by dalai 7y ago
I am Greek and we don't use that many commas. Definitely not in this way. I think the Greek language is also not as flexible with comma placement as perhaps English is. What I've noticed is that some people never learned how to us
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by dalai 7y ago
I didn't mean to imply that they have to defer to Amazon. On the other hand, countries have in the past done things that were within their rights and were still sued for large sums. I was thinking of cases like Occidental v. Ecuador.
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by dalai 7y ago
They still don't need exclusive rights to the TLD. I doubt Brazil or one of the other eight countries was planning to create such domains.
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by dalai 7y ago
Most would expect that to be the Amazon store in Brazil, similar to amazon.de or amazon.fr. It would be funny, if not poetic justice, if Brazil decided to do just that following this decision. Likely Amazon would sue them and an arbitration
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by dalai 7y ago
I have been trying mx linux the last two weeks or so. It is similar to Xubuntu, based on Debian Stable (which was a plus for me) with a polished XFCE desktop. So far I like it, especially some of the tools they have developed on top of Debi
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by dalai 7y ago
Well you can try the same with konsole. On my XFCE system it wants to install 71 packages, including stuff that a terminal emulator probably doesn't need like phonon. To be fair, this could also be due to Debian's packaging and it
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by dalai 8y ago
From what I've gathered, all MAX planes (including the ones that crashed) have two AoA sensors, but MCAS just uses one. As far as I know there was never an option to have a redundant configuration. The premium add-on was the indication
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by dalai 8y ago
You can search for "B38M". The top two are the Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes.
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by dalai 8y ago
It shouldn't work like this either. If two major chemical companies threatened with relocation and their CEOs told the government it is crippling progress unless it seriously relaxes environmental protection laws you wouldn't want
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by dalai 8y ago
I think you can use pinning to prevent the second scenario, assuming you don't mind the extra manual configuration.
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by dalai 8y ago
On the other hand, if you want to buy two of them they cost $20 + $3 S&H or $26 with free shipping.
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by dalai 8y ago
That was not the first time either: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/5144
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by dalai 8y ago
Coincidentally I started reading on D last weekend. There are lots of things that are appealing to me (at least in theory since I haven't used them): UFCS, modules, pure, @safe, contracts, support for "D-scripts" using sheban
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by dalai 8y ago
If you still check the quarantine folder once a week, do you even need the challenge email? At most it will take a few days longer to reply to a valid email and then you can whitelist the sender.
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by dalai 8y ago
I've heard good things about maps.me, but I've only used it briefly. The quality depends a lot on your location.
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by dalai 8y ago
Could you expand a bit on your recommendation? Do you mean just ES6? Do you have specific resources to suggest? What do you think about all the associated tooling for writing, compiling, testing and debugging, when starting? Is a browser an
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by dalai 9y ago
The salary is compensation for your work and is typically based on your skills, experience and responsibilities. As a remote worker you have the option to choose your location to get the quality of life you want. Should I get a 50% raise ju
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by dalai 9y ago
Postbox also has an old enigmail addon (based on v1.2 from 2011).
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by dalai 9y ago
> BTW what makes you prefer GUI over text almost-GUI? My experience with email is that it's 99% text. For me it is the fact that setting up a GUI client takes 10 minutes and learning to use it even less. If it was the same with mutt
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by dalai 9y ago
There was a thread not too long ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14387329
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by dalai 10y ago
> Stealing fingerprint requires access to your fingerprint in the first place. This is not as difficult as some might think. We leave them all over our devices for example, but physical access is not even necessary. Jan Krissler managed
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by dalai 10y ago
A blog post by Mozilla on the topic of package signing with an HSM: https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2013/02/13/using-cryptosti...
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by dalai 10y ago
> I disagree because the EU does not allow me to buy what I might want to buy. This is not true. What they are trying to ensure is that you buy what you think you are buying and it is reasonably safe. If for example you want to buy a fak
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by dalai 10y ago
Exactly what I thought. The website needs to know whether the battery is low or not, not even how much time it still has. Let the API return a true/false to that question and, if necessary for some usecases, hide the rest behind a defa

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