eythian

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by eythian 2y ago
Rarely (as far as I know), lakes can be tidal in their own way. For example Lake Wakatipu changes by about 10cm every half an hour.
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by eythian 2y ago
My GL inet router does native IPv6 just fine, without needing NAT6 or anything. Within its interface you can turn it on as "native" and it all just works.
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by eythian 2y ago
My ISP-given IPv6 (/57 for whatever reason) prefix is also stable, however beware that, at least on my OpenWRT based router, the option to release the prefix back to the ISP when the router is shut down is checked by default. I discove
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by eythian 2y ago
More like that: https://500mile.email/
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by eythian 2y ago
I dunno, perhaps watch The Thick of It, then you'll get some phrases beyond a list of words that a dictionary puts on a website.
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by eythian 2y ago
https://arstechnica.com/health/2023/11/bored-ape-creator-say... It can also happen with (the wrong type of) UV lights.
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by eythian 2y ago
Zoom has this also. It's pretty handy once in a while.
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by eythian 2y ago
In this context, usually it means that you would lose access to a market that you sell to. So, some market for NZ honey won't accept the honey if the bees have been treated. That may be geographical, or it may be something like an orga
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by eythian 2y ago
It doesn't look to me, at a quick skim, that this insurance would cover disease, or the loss of income in the future.
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by eythian 2y ago
It's very country dependent. In NL, NZ, and UK (as of several years ago when I last did that) for example, no ID checks are required. In AU they are.
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by eythian 2y ago
> Some people are commenting on how small our network is. I'm currently in a city, and when I open the map it gives me a circle telling me that there are 1,807 people using tile in that circle. This city population is a bit shy of 1
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by eythian 2y ago
I think Niantic was a company within Google originally, then it spun off into its own thing when Google restructured with Alphabet.
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by eythian 2y ago
"Guardian" no longer exists, as it was causing (slightly more) toxic play. It was retired in 2018. Very annoyingly, when I was just a few days away from getting the maximum of 150 days.
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by eythian 2y ago
I get EU stamps when I pass through Schiphol to and from non-Schengen countries, on my non-EU passport (though I'm a resident of NL.) I don't get stamps from the country that my passport is from, as I'm going through the auto
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by eythian 2y ago
Back in my day we had UMSDOS and loved^Whated it! It let you have Linux file semantics (owners, permissions, etc) on top of the MS-DOS FAT filesystem, and so you could install Linux without its own partition right beside DOS. Then you'
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by eythian 2y ago
I did once have a file that had UTF8, Windows-1252, MARC8, and VT100 (really) all mixed up in it. I think the data had gone through multiple migrations between software in its past. I had write to my own "clean this as well as possibl
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by eythian 2y ago
I have a third. I have two languages defined, and because of that I have a little globe to the left of the spacebar. Tapping that switches the default one (as far as I can tell, it biases what word it thinks you're aiming for to that l
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by eythian 2y ago
Depends completely where you are. My library would cost €60/year. https://www.oba.nl/service/word-lid.html
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by eythian 3y ago
These largely seem to be a function of how it's done where you are, not how it has to be. Your points are generally solvable. 1. Have a park-and-ride outside the urban area but with good public transport connections. These can have a l
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by eythian 3y ago
I think a number of countries have this sort of thing. It's more, as you say, not banning the listening but if it can be shown you acted on it then that's the no-no. This was probably more relevant in the times of unencrypted anal
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by eythian 3y ago
They must really love the music then, they sure as hell aren't moving for the better housing prices. I'm not at all in the Amsterdam EDM or hardstyle scene (just not my music), but I had indirectly got the feeling that it was slow
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by eythian 3y ago
Yeah, I have a similar-ish project that I should see about about adding these images to.[1] Will have to see if they have a nice API. 1. https://botsin.space/@ExhibitExplorer
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by eythian 3y ago
Are you scrolling up? That caught me out for a moment.
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by eythian 3y ago
In this case (like, as you say, common) the current centre-right caretaker government, and even moreso the elected-but-not-yet-coalesed incoming government are pandering to populist ideas which includes "immigration bad", reducing
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by eythian 3y ago
In this case it's specifically a - very out of date and no longer accurate - fetishisation of the German rail system (you can tell because those are the words used, the article author being in Europe, and the fact that internationally
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by eythian 3y ago
Turns out there's a Dutch equivalent also: https://www.hoogspanningsnet.com/
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by eythian 3y ago
You might find Amsterdam an interesting challenge then. Within the centre area (roughly speaking, the bit enclosed by the Singelgracht), it was planned, but they had in mind (paraphrasing) "the practicality of a grid, but the beauty of
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by eythian 3y ago
I'm surprised it's not mentioned that doorbell cameras that record are of dubious legality. It's not permitted (afaik) to record public spaces like that, https://www.bnnvara.nl/kassa/artikelen/de-sli
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by eythian 3y ago
I've noticed this within accents of the same language. My own English accent has a very mild separation between the i and e vowels in, e.g., bitter and better . To my ear they sound wildly different, but many native speakers fro
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by eythian 3y ago
It depends, but I don't know on what. Yesterday I went and got 100 grams of salami, 200 grams of cheese. I'd probably say 500 grams of whatever else in that context, I might say half a kilo, I'm not sure.

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