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frabbit
7y ago
Let's be realistic here.
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Interactive Pixellated Mirror Displays
(youtube.com)
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frabbit
7y ago
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frabbit
7y ago
So Raspbian will be the only viable option on the new Raspberry Pi 4 due to the lack of Wayland for the VideoCore 6?
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frabbit
7y ago
I do not understand why this idea is voted down. In contrast to the insistence in the Netherlands in the late '70s that urban planning must cease to create a hostile enviornment for self-mobile humans there has been a long-standing and
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frabbit
7y ago
Which cities have you cycle in to compare them with Copenhagen? (Assuming you did actually cycle in Copenhagen).
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frabbit
7y ago
Speed limits apply to motorized vehicles. Not to bicycles.
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frabbit
7y ago
Some of them manage to combine form and function (lower weight, securely stored and weatherproofed batteries). One of the best review sites is EBikeTips¹¸the sister site of road.cc. I like the looks of the Ampler range a lot but am sadly n
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frabbit
7y ago
All true. But they are not what many of us that are used to road bikes would call beautiful.
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frabbit
7y ago
The title is proof of its own assertion: rates are changes with respect to time units.
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Making (US) legislation history easier to track and discuss
(dailyclout.io)
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frabbit
7y ago
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frabbit
7y ago
True. Or left-wing, depending on who is downvoting. It's the one thing the authoritarians have in common.
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frabbit
7y ago
From build 1903 onwards they have implemented a Styx/9P file server which the windows client can use to modify linux files: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/whats-new-for-wsl... I will be interested to
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frabbit
7y ago
What about Madeleine Albright spreading the idea the killing hundreds of thousands of children is `a price worth paying' on every media platform in the US? What about the relentless promotion of capitalism and growth which is ultimatel
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frabbit
7y ago
You are correct. I should have read more carefully and verified instead of assuming.
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frabbit
7y ago
Trivial point: `Omit text in pdf and create LaTeX file’ Should be "emit text"!
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frabbit
8y ago
I can. You can. My mate can. That's three of us. But if we all follow Rick Steves's suggestions and all fly to Bali to broaden our minds then there is a bit of a physical limit. Isn't there?
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frabbit
8y ago
I too bike all winter (on 4.6" studded tires), but I am not worried about falling: it is falling and having some dolt who cannot stop run over me that worries me. Still, the feeling of well-being that comes from moderate exercise and
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frabbit
8y ago
per trip Exposure statistics need to be examined thoughtfully. Should we examine KSIs against trips or time-periods? This is an old chestnut in these sorts of studies: exposure rates such as the number of trips, distance,
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frabbit
8y ago
I would imagine that most people would find it easier to not start travelling than to give up meat: but the most likely outcome is that they will do neither. Because all this will be solved by flying nuclear cars which will be the only tr
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frabbit
8y ago
And if all the people flying do that? Is there enough land and will they have sequestered enough CO2 to meet the 12 (now 11.5 year target)? What about if more people embrace their right to travel to expand their minds?
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frabbit
8y ago
The tree needs to grow to maturity to sequester the CO2 and when it dies be replaced by others. If you have ever gardened you will be aware that planting of x seedlings results in less-than-x mature plants.
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frabbit
8y ago
Are the drivers for the graphics, wifi, etc all FOSS? Or is it the usual disappointingly difficult to maintain Nvidia mess?
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frabbit
8y ago
That's a stronger argument for sure.
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frabbit
8y ago
You seem to be mixing two rationales in there: 1. That TV and cinemas are not allowed to publish such material. That just pushes the question further back down the line. Why should such content not be broadcast? 2. That minors might be ex
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8y ago
I think it is more that in order to prevent people watching or reading or thinking or smelling things we do not like we would have to impose a level of control which stops them reading or thinking or smelling things other people deem good a
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frabbit
8y ago
so that anyone that redistributes content like this can be sued Why?
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frabbit
8y ago
The amount of harm these platforms have caused is at this point much larger than any positive value they provide. That is something for which you really need to provide some proof. In addition I do not believe that someone
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frabbit
8y ago
Question for those who have been using authentication hardware (nitrokeys, yubikeys, titan): are you typically buying in pairs in order to insure against loss/damage, or do you envisage that you would be able to continue to function w
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frabbit
8y ago
Persona management and state level trolling has been happening for a while now. Go back to the long, long ago past of 2011 and revel in US weaponisation of social networks: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011&#x
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8y ago
> They are critical of the government and police 100% of the time regardless of who is in power What on earth is wrong with that?
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