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foepys
4y ago
Is this actually a concern? If so, that's actually a huge deal to have so many people from an "enemy state" working in a field. Do you have any numbers or sources on that?
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4y ago
I always disable animations on my Android phones because everything so much snappier, even on high-end devices. Whenever somebody tells me they want a new phone because their old one is slow, I recommend disabling all animations. After that
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4y ago
Have you looked at a map? You are forgetting about Moldova, which already has Russian military bases "protecting" Russians in a small strip at the border to Ukraine, effectively occupying land. Then you are forgetting about Georgi
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4y ago
Billions in profits and apparently no way to prevent this because "Amazon is big".
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> EDIT - I guess maybe all "bundles" could require human curation before they are allowed to be displayed. It would be a gargantuan task but it's a valid third option. This is the correct way to handle it. It being a "
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4y ago
As somebody else already said, it's perfect for the DACH region. Many companies close "between the years" (the 7 days between Christmas Eve and New Years) or run on a bare minimum staff. It's easy for most people to take
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4y ago
Basically all of Europe is arming Ukraine because Europe knows that if Russia takes Ukraine, Russia will eventually want to annex all other ex-USSR states as well. If not more.
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4y ago
Yes, there was a semi-viral video a few weeks back involving a child dummy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mnG_Gbxf_w
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4y ago
The old Windows Task Manager has code in it that killed other programs to be able to start so the user could kill more programs. I don't know if this feature still exists in modern versions since memory has increased so much but I alwa
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4y ago
My personal problem with Stadia was the lock-in. You were required to buy a game at full price on Stadia and were only allowed to play it on Stadia, a service for which you would've eventually had to pay a subscription fee. One can tel
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4y ago
Nobody would have prevented them from changing the ToS after a few years to not refund new purchases after date X. It would have been a bad signal but if the platform was successful people wouldn't really mind.
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4y ago
This is baseless speculation. Firefox already has more APIs than Chrome to support content blocking. E.g. DNS uncloaking and reliably blocking content loading on startup is impossible for extensions in Chrome.
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> Do you know typing "torrent" in the start menu doesn't find "qbittorrent"? In 2022. It sums it all. It's even worse. I want to open Notepad++ and begin to type N -> notepad.exe No -> notepad.exe Not
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4y ago
RICO laws in the United States work that way. > Under RICO, a person who has committed "at least two acts of racketeering activity" drawn from a list of 35 crimes (27 federal crimes and eight state crimes) within a 10-year peri
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4y ago
> With MV2, uBlock is able to inspect the DNS record while it is vetting the request, thwarting this workaround. Not in Chrome-based browsers. Only in Firefox.
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Because Firefox needs extensions and considering their 5% market share if they make their own API they will soon have next to no extensions. Firefox has always extended the manifest API and will deliver more functionality than required by t
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4y ago
I also put everything except my fridge, freezer, and router on switchable extension cords. Why waste even a single watt-hour on things I don't use?
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4y ago
There only needs to be a single miner that uses PoW and you can freely move your funds to other wallets. You can even start the miner yourself. So no, your funds are definitely not lost. You might be the only one connected to the "netw
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4y ago
How is it at risk? If something goes wrong you can always return to the old chain. The old chain will continue to exist anyways because some people dislike Proof of Stake.
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4y ago
But this is one more reason to save the timezone and stop calculating on current data? Save the time and timezone of the event in the other country, so literally the time it starts not the calculated local time. Unless the other country dec
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4y ago
This isn't unprecedented, plenty of vanity TLDs were retired: https://dzdb.caida.org/tlds/graveyard
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I wish EVs were actually silent. In reality they are just as loud as a normal ICE vehicle above 20mph/30kph. The reason for this are the tires which have gotten so wide over the past decades that they are now the sole noise you hear fr
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4y ago
Everybody already has a small heat pump at home. It's the part that makes the refrigerator cold.
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4y ago
US metrics based on research programs for how good a university is don't apply to Europe. Comparisons based on those are worthless and the fact it is still being done frequently can be attributed to either incompetence or malice.
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4y ago
Fraunhofer Society is a conglomerate of various research institutions. A lot of research in Germany is being done not at universities but at dedicated institutions like the Fraunhofer Society, the Max Planck Society, and many more. The Frau
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Airlines are already overbooking flights. The whole thing came up because airlines don't pay back customers in a timely manner. It can takes months to get your money back from airlines even when the airline is fully at fault.
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4y ago
You should leave the windows open at night to let the cooler air in and cool the insulation from the inside. Once you let the heat inside by opening windows in the heat, you have lost, that's true.
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4y ago
Your "proof" is not supporting anything. Environmentalists can be anybody. Russia didn't want Germany to utilize fracking gas because this would mean that Germany doesn't need Russia anymore. The Green party opposes any
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This is revisionist history and your completely false accusations put it near Russian propaganda territory. I challenge you to find even a single proof for what you wrote. The Greens were the only party calling for embargoes against Russia
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Just because there is one other competitor doesn't mean it's not a valid target for antitrust. If both were to cooperate and segment their markets in secret, it would be highly anticompetitive.
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