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by felurx 4y ago
What does that mean? Because they very much are not in the literal sense.
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by felurx 4y ago
Why would you _not_ divide up emissions by people? (And especially by country, if that's what you're trying to say.) Countries don't need to eat, countries don't live in homes that need to be heated, countries don't
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by felurx 4y ago
I think it's probably just cheaper not to care. Customer support costs money, lots of money if you have lots of customers. Also, if people depend on your product enough, or rather, if the perceived cost of moving away is higher than th
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by felurx 4y ago
That sounds good and all, but at the end of it somebody has to run it, and I don't think there's any person or (kind of) organization I'd like to entrust with managing _reality_. (And if I had to make a list, Meta is probabl
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by felurx 4y ago
41% Option 1, 21% Option 2, 34% Option 3, 4% abstention Since the poll already has >1.1 million votes, I wouldn't expect those numbers to change a lot
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by felurx 4y ago
Via the chat labeled "Telegram" with the verification mark, the one you also get info about new features from when there's an update.
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by felurx 4y ago
I think that one's mostly just to put in that link to their(?) list of best SSDs, probably full of referral links and paraphrased Amazon descriptions...
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by felurx 4y ago
This was quite an annoyance for me too. I discovered/noticed two things, but I'm on Manjaro, so YMMV: Whether A2DP or HFP is used can be controlled by changing the profile (or whatever it's called) of the audio device, in the
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by felurx 4y ago
As I underdtood it, not yet, but possibly at some point in the future! See the Reddit thread someone else linked, the dev goes into some detail on the current state.
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by felurx 4y ago
I don't know if radicalization is the right word or the process that should be happening, but there is something important to note here: The radicalization that happens in circles like the one that image comes from, in addition to or i
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by felurx 4y ago
The author explicitly states that "When these conflicts arise, here are some things that might be happening." I think that's pretty important. This is not an article that says "I'm always right, people are just too
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by felurx 4y ago
I could only find "Bed, Bath & Beyond" as a search result for that. Could you maybe say what that acronym means, and elaborate?
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by felurx 4y ago
This is a pretty old, but still interesting investigation into some "irregular" Kingston microSD cards.
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On MicroSD Problems (2010)(bunniestudios.com)
2 points by felurx 4y ago|1 comments
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by felurx 4y ago
[ENEMY STATE], as you put it, can already harvest most of everyone's (including the US') published research via Sci-Hub, and probably some similar projects. A nation-state actor could probably run their own internal Sci-Hub equiva
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by felurx 4y ago
That's a pretty bold claim, do you have any sources?
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by felurx 4y ago
The point of up- and downvoting literally is to decide what should be more or less visible. By downvoting useful/informative content, you're making it less visible for others, and for most people, it's discouraging to see tha
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by felurx 4y ago
I think you might end up disagreeing here, as per your comment, but I think that that is not a very good conclusion. ;)
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by felurx 4y ago
Genuinely curious: What's the official definition of the word facism, and who gets to set it? I did a surface-level search, and couldn't really find that one definition everybody seems to agree on. One commonality seems to be in h
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by felurx 4y ago
Could someone explain why air is "pulled" through the filters (blown out of the box) instead of "pushed" (blown into the box)? Does it increase airflow, or filtering, or what?
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by felurx 4y ago
I think most federal states in Germany have regional tickets for students for the summer vacations. It's probably going to vary a good bit, but here in BW it's 25~30€ for the ~1.5 months.
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by felurx 4y ago
I don't think it's about eating the pellets, but about using the ingredients to make food for people instead of pellets.
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by felurx 4y ago
"yeet is for the people" is a wonderful quote from that page.
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by felurx 4y ago
Afaik Telegram just uses Google Translate for that feature. Could you maybe try copying a message where that happens into Google Translate?
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by felurx 4y ago
I think there is a big difference between the perspective of a business and that of a company. I'm willing to believe that 75% isn't bad business-wise, but 10 h/week are a bit less than a tenth of your waking hours, over one
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by felurx 5y ago
This article annoys me quite a bit. I don't even disagree with the author about how locking features behind paywalls, making repairs harder etc is bad. But that is in no way an EV problem, it is a shitty companies / missing legisl
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by felurx 5y ago
I very much agree that just blocking western IPs is far from a perfect (or even at all _good_) way, and I'm not saying that anyone there thinks that. I don't even think the goal is to perfectly block all westerners. It's just
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by felurx 5y ago
I've tried using a Russian VPN (almost surprised nobody else did?), and mil.ru redirects to pda.mil.ru, and eng.mil.ru just loads a blank page. I think I'll take a further look once I'm home. For now, I think they wanted to m
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by felurx 5y ago
Hm, I think there might be a few factors at play here. First of all, the piece of string just seems to work more than good enough. Why bother with something that'd add manufacturing and design cost, be harder to repair and is less adju