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by fabioborellini 4y ago
Around the same topic, in two successive apartments I've been living in the app-based "disruptive" logistics services are unusable, apparently due to the way they are using GMaps. The legacy parcel delivery and mail companies
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
Had you tried Face ID, you would be aware that it requires no visible light. It works in the infrared spectrum and produces the required infrared light independently. Face ID also works a lot more reliably that Touch ID.
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
Railroad companies having cab cars in Europe do sometimes run them in the middle of trains. It is not impossible, it just voids the benefits of having a cab car for the particular train and schedule. Sometimes it is acceptable in the greate
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
We need to make young people aware of the perils of urban sprawl. People in their 20s are flexible enough to consider alternative cities and regions to live in when building their career. Having friends and close family makes it more diffic
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
So the writer is a 10x developer.
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
It's illegal in most of Europe, at least, to transport hazardous waste for disposal to places where it would get done inappropriately. Usually this is dealt with through finding a company that can claim to use the ship for something bu
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
This seems to be localised, for me it highlights 3,78 litres
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by fabioborellini 4y ago
It seems that both IC train number and RE line number appear for these kinds of trains, so for savvy passengers it is possible to recognise such connections. Allowing local travel in selected IC trains is pretty interesting, though.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
China might be the only society treating people and other animals equally, then
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
It takes roughly the same time to reach Spain from London and southwest Germany, though. Meaning that London is closer to Spain by rail than most of Germany. Eurostar and (the rest of) the French high speed network really compensate some si
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
So, apparently there is no mandatory vehicle inspection in the US. Of course there isn't, it would violate the freedom to drive with an unroadworthy car.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
You mean the same google maps that claims that outdoor trails and statues have been closed for business since 2020? It’s completely unreliable in some markets
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
I could make it simpler by using 1 scripting language instead of 2. There are almost as many languages as LoC there.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
cycle.travel seems lovely!
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Now when dumb phones also have internet connectivity, is this really sound advice? Having no updates only means that vulnerabilities are not getting fixed. Since 4G connectivity and WhatsApp have become the minimum requirement for the bulk
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Imgur was again an example of shitty design. I could not use iPhone’s quick look to check the screen shot. I had to open the page only to consent to all cookie usage, and after giving consent the image opened in the Imgur app. Why would it
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
One of my favourite anecdotes is about an employee of a not-so-successful video streaming startup not knowing Popcorn Time being illegal, promoting its use at the water cooler and apparently using their company laptop for using it.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Night trains were on hiatus in 2020. Daytime trains have ran daily.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Exactly
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
120 sessions. I did not develop enough agency to react to the fact we did not have a plan or a goal during the last 100.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Paying 15% of net income for weekly therapy sessions only to hear lameness like "you are perfect, everyone is", "there is nothing wrong with you", "you are very brave" and to discuss the news is not what I woul
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
They did restart it on last Sunday. Link in Finnish: https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-12222441 The link states that two daily Allegro services have been re-instantiated. Due to Russian legislation, using the service is only po
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
is
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
I need to add that virtually no railroad operating companies own any railroads in Europe - even the private operators use public infrastructure. That is the case for Flixmobility’s Flixtrain as well.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
You forgot to mention the horribly slow, unreliable and opaque pile of Ruby scripts that users tend to herd these random binaries with.
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Is Windows 10 about to receive any requires updates?
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
It's not that trivial to have a one-hour lunch break if the local restaurant is 30 minutes away, near by the closed office. In some countries the suburbs have very few services. Also, if the subsidized commute costs 3 euros a day it is
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by fabioborellini 5y ago
Italo is lovely. They got the ticket sales right, which has been really hard for the rigid former railway monopolies. It is nice onboard, too. Actually, I chose Italo over Trenitalia the last time just because of the nicer ticket sales syst
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by fabioborellini 6y ago
This is not correct. Nokian Tyres was spun off Nokia already in 1988, it was listed in 1995 and Nokia sold its remaining shares in 2003. Nokian Tyres is still listed in Helsinki stock exchange. Currently Nokia is focusing on mobile networks
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by fabioborellini 6y ago
I wouldn't deem it wasteful. Monitors have evolved a lot slower than computer parts generally and using a monitor for a relatively long period is quite common with desktop PC users. A midrange 1920x1200 display bought 10 or 12 years ag

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