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The truth about hydrogen [DW]
(youtube.com)
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1985 diethylene glycol wine scandal
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Spain's solar energy crisis: people bankrupt after investing in solar panels
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4y ago
I think you replied to the wrong person.
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4y ago
> You can't convert about 40 million households [1] in a year or two. Who's talking about a year or two? Germany has been pushing for russian gas since the 90's, against all logic.
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4y ago
Actually, gas heating can _easily_ be replaced with heat pumps assuming cheap electricity is provided.
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4y ago
So you really can’t see how a corrupt government can hinder the development of alternative energy sources in favor of dirty deals from which they profit themselves?
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4y ago
> should be balanced with omega3 Sources high in omega 6 are also high in omega 3. > They also can go rancid more easily More easily than what for example?
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4y ago
> They need lots of healthy fat Hence seeds. Best source of healthy fats.
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I don’t know who Max Goldt is, nor why someone should care what his opinion on Bild is. But I would like people to critique the actual content of the article, instead of resorting to ad-hominem attacks on sources they dislike. Yes, Bild is
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4y ago
Also, knowing how bureaucratic Europe is, I can totally see myself having a warranty claim rejected because of a name mismatch.
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5y ago
The short version is that Google gave up on Germany because of the mass phenomenon of people requesting to have images their property blurred. So Google decided that Germany is not worth the effort. Even the existing images haven’t been upd
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5y ago
In Germany they mostly buy to rent out and I’m sure it’s happening in other places as well.
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5y ago
This is not really guaranteed to solve the problem. It will only be a part of the solution. In many countries, including Europe, new properties are quickly snatched by investment companies that have much easier access to capital than privat
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5y ago
Except they left the “legitimate interest” loophole which gets abused by every website.
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5y ago
Modern UX: “ We respect your privacy! Do you agree to the use of cookies by this website? [x] Yes, all of them, with some extra on top. [] I would like to manually review and uncheck 859 individual checkboxes or be directed to some other 3r
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5y ago
Which means the author has managed to look past the most superficial and simplistic answers and current political fads.
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Valencia's irrigation system is now a model for sustainable farming
(bbc.com)
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Not sure I agree with your “opressive” high-IQ developers spin, but it’s clear that whoever implements this kind of captcha (even the not-so-challenging ones) doesn’t give a shit about user experience and deserve to metaphorically-speaking,
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5y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30144021
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5y ago
Found this gem > 2. Secure server software ($5000). This does not seem to be an absolute necessity; there are a lot of sites on the web where you can send your credit card number unencrypted, and to date there have been no reports of the
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5y ago
In theory yes, but they can't use the data for legitimate business while also complying with the regulations.
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5y ago
This, and also the power of tracking comes from being able to share data/track across domains. So the best way to mitigate this is not to dumb down our browsers but to fight cross domain access to this data. This can be done either by
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5y ago
Crime and Punishment - Dostoevsky
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5y ago
Without brakes.
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5y ago
Exactly, not everything needs to have rounded corners with 20px of padding. I also like the default design.
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5y ago
I only use Python because I use Django because of the admin.
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5y ago
They though about that too, they will provide an API, that the developer has to call before redirecting the user to the external payment provider. So they can approximate the amount of sales the app generates. It’s in the article.
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5y ago
Another suggestion: https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/
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Germany doesn't rule out closing Telegram – interior minister
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