fransje26

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by fransje26 5y ago
Funny. Every time I read a BBC article, I have the impression I'm getting a lobotomy. The bias is so strong, more often than not you can make out from the title in which direction the article is going to be twisted.
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by fransje26 5y ago
I cannot blame them..
1203.
by fransje26 5y ago
Oh no. I hope I'm not helping the start of a new addiction.. But have a quick look here: https://www.openttd.org/
1204.
by fransje26 5y ago
Nothing will change for Mint. They are committed to continue distributing Firefox as a .deb package, following upstream as closely as possible. https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=4244
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by fransje26 5y ago
Nah. A new approach is not what the investors want to hear. They want their dividends tomorrow. Better to squeeze an old design until the last drop of profit was extracted from it. No matter if crashes a few times in the process. You can
1206.
by fransje26 5y ago
The screw-up of the race director breaking the rule book to hand over the driver's title to an other team. Oops, no. To "spice-up" the race.
1207.
by fransje26 5y ago
We've heard that one before. Leaded petrol, tobacco, global warming..
1208.
by fransje26 5y ago
We can added cosmetics/deodorants/etc and cleaning products to the list, fire retardants, micro plastics, radio waves (perhaps?), and the list goes on. Every one of them is a potential hazard. Where it gets even worse is that the
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by fransje26 5y ago
Absolutely right. Bombs and all, NATO baaad. On the flip side, I'll leave this here, to bring back a bit of perspective. Especially on the "let live" part: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srebrenica_massa
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by fransje26 5y ago
Isn't supposed to be: "Good news, everyone!"..? Kind of a bummer that the article got that one completely wrong....
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by fransje26 5y ago
> "Because of its reliance on radiative cooling, the Skytherm concept is best suited for areas of low humidity and clear nights" Hopefully the tiny house builder has clients outside of the Netherlands. (-: