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by foepys 4y ago
Even today uBlock Origin is not able to run as intended by the author in Chrome (and maybe all other Chromium-based browsers). According to gorhill, the only browser that is able to unleash uBlock Origin's full potential is Firefox. h
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by foepys 4y ago
Considering Russia's invasion of Ukraine: immediately.
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Please use something wooden or plastic. A non-metal toothpick is perfect. I've successfully cleaned multiple USB-C ports using a toothpick.
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by foepys 4y ago
The first two are not necessarily equivalent. If your class implements an interface you can type the variable as this interface and have different behavior if the interface methods were declared explicitly [1]. You can also use it to intera
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by foepys 4y ago
> This is first and foremost a subsidy scheme to give public transit providers some more money - many people will buy the 9 euro ticket which before did not buy monthly tickets - and for each such ticket, the state will give the public t
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by foepys 4y ago
Yes, the Netherlands have a large amount of single family homes without the need for American-style suburbs. Over 56% of all Dutch citizens own at least one house, 69% of all residential buildings are owned by the people living in them. Tho
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by foepys 4y ago
Western Europe doesn't have the problems of America's suburbia. You just don't see the solutions because you are trapped in the mindset that cars are ubiquitous and alternatives must therefore be bad. As I said, it will be in
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by foepys 4y ago
It will be interesting how the American suburbs will fare in the upcoming years. With interests rising and home buyers getting more careful, the Ponzi-esque scheme of buying a house in a suburb might collapse [1, 2]. American culture is par
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by foepys 4y ago
To clarify for non-EU readers, that's 3,500kg fully loaded (gross vehicle weight), not just curb weight. Everything over 3,500kg requires you to get a special license and regular medical tests by a physician.
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by foepys 4y ago
I still remember when Blizzard patched Warcraft III and half the custom maps broke because the maps were using an exploit to execute code.
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Why only 8? Why don't they put like 100 in there?
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Hospitals have next to no cases in my region. 500/100.000 people tested positive over the last 7 days with probably times 3 more infected due to no mandatory testing. Only a combined 2 people (both over 80) are in the 5 hospitals with
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by foepys 4y ago
Your 30 cent gas discount is funded by all the people not owning cars. Which costs 500 million Euros more than the 9€ ticket by the way. Be grateful for that and stop huffing and puffing all over the comment section with snide comments on
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by foepys 4y ago
Give me an example where trees were cut and no new were planted. Coal mines are eating whole forests in North Rhine-Westfalia at this very moment and activists are getting beaten up by cops. Look up Garzweiler and Hambach [1]. You argument
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by foepys 4y ago
Over 75% of Germans live in cities or towns which overwhelmingly have reliable bus transit at least at daytime. Those remaining <25% are not really important here and can still use their cars.
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by foepys 4y ago
If only the new code were working. You cannot browse some subreddits on mobile because it shows a message saying that you need to install the app to see its contents.
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by foepys 4y ago
I have a slight hope that gorhill will just remove the Chrome extension which might get users back to Firefox. It's next to useless with Manifest v3 and has been quite constricted for a while now when being used in Chrome [1]. 1: http
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by foepys 4y ago
The monitor stand seems to be on wheels.
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by foepys 4y ago
If that's really Tesla's position, FSD is absolutely unusable in Germany. Roads are being build not straight on purpose to counter fatigue in drivers.
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by foepys 4y ago
The whole thing made no sense right from the start. Russia is alienating themselves from the West and its allies. Instead of keeping the grift on Russia going, Putin and his henchmen decided its a good idea to just start a new war in Europe
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by foepys 4y ago
In the future renewables will produce next to all power and they work better during the day, some only during the day.
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by foepys 4y ago
Autopilot is glorified cruise control and lane keeping. FSD is still occasionally trying to drive you into a concrete pillar and is not available unless you get selected to be a beta tester. Unless Tesla assumes liability for their systems
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by foepys 4y ago
Was CS ever popular in the US? I thought the US was always more into Call of Duty.
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by foepys 4y ago
Standardized games would be the death of eSports. Physical sports are limited by physics and are certain ways because humans cannot fly or revive at a spawn point. Those are practical limitations and many rules are there to reduce injury. L
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This is the fastest way to get fined and eventually excluded (if not outright banned) from the European market.
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This is an absolutist argument. In the real world lines have to drawn somewhere all the time.
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What you both are experiencing is your bubbles clashing.
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by foepys 4y ago
Didn't quite a few tech companies stop using mandatory arbitration because some people basically flash mobbed them into paying millions in arbitration fees? I cannot find it somehow, maybe I am misremembering.
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But how many people will stop paying because they only keep it for their parents, partners, or friends? This could easily result in less subscribers. If Netflix were so sure about the benefits of blocking password sharing, they could'v
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> The streaming giant estimates more than 100 million households are breaking its rules by sharing passwords. Someone elsewhere rephrased this as "Netflix estimates that 100 million households don't think Netflix is worth its p

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