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by fyfy18 6y ago
What you are talking about is OpenID Connect, not OAuth. It does use OAuth 2.0 under the hood, but they are two separate protocols. OAuth is an authorization protocol. It can be used (for example) to give Facebook access to your Flickr phot
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by fyfy18 6y ago
I may be wrong as I switched a few years ago... but as I remember Find my Friends on iOS had all these features.
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by fyfy18 6y ago
Above a certain income level, being fined 1.5 months of your income is mearly a blip on the radar. Plus most of the super rich actually have quite a small personal income, their wealth is from ownership of companies. There's a high cha
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by fyfy18 6y ago
I'll add that modern heat pumps can work effectively in heat pump mode (around 4kW of heat out for every 1kW of electricity in) down to around -25c. Below that they will automatically switch to resistive heating (same as baseboard heat
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by fyfy18 6y ago
How would things be if you had a home more suitable for working at home? I currently live in a 1br apartment, with a 15 month old and my wife, and yes it is hard when I work from home. Fortunately in my country the pandemic has been handled
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by fyfy18 6y ago
In my city people seem to be opposed to having lights on their bikes, or they just have a rear light. Lights are not just about making you visible, but making you too obvious for a car to miss. Ideally you want a bright blinking light (depe
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by fyfy18 6y ago
As your neighbour (Lithuania), I'd also like to point out your air pollution affects us a lot. Our air quality is a lot worse on days when there is a south west wind blowing. Now of course not all of that is from burning coal for elect
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by fyfy18 6y ago
While we are on the topic of CDNs I'd like to remind everyone: S3 is not a CDN, and you should not be serving assets from it directly S3 is convenient, but assets are only served from a single region, and sometimes traffic from other g
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by fyfy18 6y ago
It's not just Dell. I have an old iPad Pro I use for video calls (Zoom maxes my CPU on Linux) and when it's sitting in the case, the camera is either to the left or the right of where I am looking...
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by fyfy18 6y ago
To be fair, electronics used to be boring too. When I was growing up I had a Packard Bell PC with a 13" CRT (which weighed something like 20kg), and a boxy Epson printer. All three had a case in the standard 90s white/cream with g
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by fyfy18 6y ago
How does this compare to non-EV sales?
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by fyfy18 6y ago
As the sister comment said, noise isolation is what you want. I live in an apartment with masonry walls and floors, and I basically cannot hear anything from my neighbours. The most I hear is tap tap tap when someone above is walking with h
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by fyfy18 6y ago
If you aren't using powertools [I only saw a picture of two hand saws], woodworking makes very little noise. The loudest part of OPs project was probably vacuuming once they finished.
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by fyfy18 6y ago
Have there been any experiements (on a long distance route) to have battery packs on trains that are fast-charged at stations? In the UK a lot of routes are at least partially electrified, and EV chargers have proved it is fairly easy to su
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by fyfy18 6y ago
Are these products actually effective though? I mean the duration and intensity required to kill viruses in moving air must be quite high? Or is it just snake oil, like how a lot of hand dryers have bluish/purple LEDs (which emit no UV
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by fyfy18 6y ago
As ingredients don't list the bakers percentage of sugar, what does that mean on the nutrition label? Most of the 'bread' in my supermarket lists "carbohydrates of which sugars" as 2g to 5g per 100g.
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by fyfy18 6y ago
I think you've just been unlucky. I was born and raised in the UK and have never seen such 'pump' systems, except where the toilet is in a basement and a pump is required to move the water up to the sewage line. The in-wall c
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by fyfy18 6y ago
How do you force WebOS to default to HDMI? I replaced my parents TV with a LG LED last year, and it defaults to showing "No signal found" when turned on, then you have to switch to HDMI.
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by fyfy18 6y ago
$225k for a nurse? And I thought there was a lot of desperaity of tech wages between Europe and the US... The average salary of a nurse in the UK is £25,000.
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by fyfy18 6y ago
> The minute we start making cyborg augmentations to improve filtering of our air ducts Market it as a COVID-19 solution, and you won't have any issues finding funding :-)
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by fyfy18 6y ago
That's true, but diesel engines are only really less polluting in terms of CO2 due to using a lower amount of fuel consumed. If your goal is to reduce that, then as you say biofuels are the right answer. However any mass adoption to bi
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by fyfy18 6y ago
Good point!
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by fyfy18 6y ago
Some adhesives use formaldehyde, but you can also get formaldehyde free adhesives. It's no different than plywood or OSB which is greatly used in the construction of most wooden stick framed houses where that's common (i.e. North
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by fyfy18 6y ago
In Europe there are a good number of EVs you can buy today for around the €35k mark. Most countries are offering between €5k and €10k of incentives on top of that, so if you compare a similar sized ICE car the prices are not that much diffe
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by fyfy18 6y ago
> Economic Slavery [...] Its not quite so simple though. By that definition migrants from Eastern Europe working farm jobs in Western Europe are economic slaves , but their conditions are much better than these maids and they can go hom
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by fyfy18 6y ago
If the population numbers in the article are correct (~16,000 people homeless), that works out to $200,000 per person per year. I'm not familiar with how that is used, but from an outsider it sounds like there are a lot of inefficienci
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by fyfy18 6y ago
> mandatory installation of powerful ventilation systems In my country that's already been a thing for the last few years. The HRV system is around €1000, so it isn't a major cost for the benefits you get. From this year all ne
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by fyfy18 6y ago
The issue with diesel engines is the fuel does not burn as cleanly in terms of particulate matter. Biodiesel and dinosaur diesel are both the same in this. For the last 15 years or so new diesel cars in Europe have been required to have a d
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by fyfy18 6y ago
EU ditching daylight savings time is unlikely to happen next year, as the legislation is only at draft stage and hasn't been finalised yet. The original proposal in 2018 called for it to end in 2019, but various industries pushed back
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by fyfy18 6y ago
If you don't mind buying used - but 10,000 miles is barely worn in - the car works out cheaper: https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202006079887116

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