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foepys
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The problem with Apple TV+ is that you need an apple device or an Android/Google TV that is granted permission to install the Apple TV+ app by Apple. My Android TV, despite being able to run apps for Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, etc., ca
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Using fingerprints is insecure. Your fingerprints tend to be all over the laptop you are trying to protect and can especially be found on the fingerprint reader - unless it's one where you need to slowly move your finger across the sen
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5y ago
Honestly, I'd rather have EV under 2 tonnes than 2,000km range...
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Is GCP profitable? Somebody else in the comments pointed out that GCP is actually losing money and needs to be subsidized by Google's ad revenue, thus making Alphabet immensely influential.
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At least cloudflare and AWS have been doing this for a very long time. Only they weren't using ACME but their own proprietary APIs where you couldn't export the private keys to you own server. Considering Google requires you to ha
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No, just no. You obviously don't have experience with European infrastructure. Rush hour traffic on any German Autobahn will quickly tell you that adding more busses and cars is the worst idea here. European roads are also impossible t
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5y ago
That's just wrong. Scientists using to the standard academic processes (aka rules) are advancing humanity a lot farther than some rogue US CEOs ignoring laws from push their stocks. Those CEOs build on this science and even promise res
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5y ago
When the Swiss tried to build a geothermal power plant, they had quite a few earthquakes which lead to the discontinuation of the whole project: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_seismicity_in_Basel Boring this dee
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The author of this blog is Fefe who is known for his strong pro-Russian bias. He told the world up until February 23rd that everybody was dumb to believe that Russia would invade. I would not believe anything Fefe says on his blog, ever. He
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This site is unreadable on mobile. Everything in the table has a huge font. Reporters without Borders ranks the US behind quite a lot of European countries: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rangliste_der_Pressefreiheit (G
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5y ago
The EU handles fines differently than the US. While the US applies harsh singular punishments early on, the EU gives slaps on the wrist at the beginning but will relentlessly punish companies that repeatedly break the law. This can end up c
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5y ago
I don't want car manufacturers insuring vehicles. This would lead to inflated prices because manufacturers know that you cannot sell your vehicle at any time.
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Electric motorcycles have this problem, too. Last year a popular German motorcycle magazine ("Motorrad") tested electric motorcycles in their big mountain test where they bring almost all available motorcycle models from that year
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5y ago
I seems that you want all the features the official YouTube app has. Why not use it? If you don't want to see ads, pay for YouTube Premium if it's available in your region. Otherwise you can certainly create a fork and add those f
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> In a farmer's market, they probably throw away half the produce, I don't think that any modern farm can sustain itself on farmers markets alone except when it's a hobby farm. Everything not sold there will be sold to sup
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Let's not kid ourselves that this requires a full-time position. I bet you can hire some agency to do this for you for a few hundred bucks.
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With this amount of views you can just rent a cheap VPS with a few terabytes of included egress traffic, put up a very basic index.html, and stream those videos via the browser's HTML5 video player. This costs about $5 per month, maybe
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I bet that your opinion will change really fast when there is almost constantly a diesel engine idling outside your window, polluting the air and generating literal smog in the winter.
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Power steering can override your input by just applying enough force.
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ABS is doing exactly that, just for very short periods of time.
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Which production-ready datetime library doesn't use zoneinfo? There should be no need to patch otherwise there would be quite a lot of patching happening each year. The current version is 2021e, meaning it's the 5th iteration for
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This has been the Chinese MO for quite a while now. Always play the victim. Never engage in conversations, never answer anything. Just blame the other side to be offensive to Chinese culture. This is happening everywhere, all the way to the
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You say that it's "FUD" but why is point 1 of the roadmap still "Incorporating .NET Framework servicing fixes into .NET Core 3.1, .NET 5 and .NET 6"? It has said this for years now. Nearly all commits are bot commit
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It's probably fast on the current gen iPhone and in their local test environment so they called it a day.
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Do not start new projects on WPF. WPF is considered done, meaning no bug fixes whatsoever. There is nobody working on it, not a single person.
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The WinForms repo is actually also quite dead. There are fixes here and there are but no major things in the horizon. Apparently they want to focus their efforts on MAUI and WinUI, both of which are not even close to production ready.
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Please don't throw the word "FUD" around, especially when you didn't understand the comment. GGP did mean HDCP 2.x (DRM to encrypt the signal between display and device) which is often not supported by commercial display
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Maybe it's simply because among the millions and millions of LA residents there are enough people who still like malls. Other areas might not be able to compensate the general loss of interest.
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While there are some truths in there, other points are just assumptions to make the author's point. I can only speak about Germany but 35 hours weeks are long gone except for some large companies, retirement age is 67 now, which is far
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The other replies mentioned tooling and equipment but it's also very, very important for farmers to have mechanics and spare parts available nearby. Farmers often only have one or two days to harvest and when stuff breaks down, it need
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