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by gpvos 4y ago
When were you there last? I hear the city has almost completely transformed itself when it comes to bicycle infrastructure in the last two to three years.
842.
by gpvos 4y ago
I don't know of any empirical data supporting your assertions, they all seem rather speculative.
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by gpvos 4y ago
I don't know all of these, but it seems that nearly all are still inside the city, have a local function and are reasonably reachable by something else than a car. The ones I know are still smaller than the average French hypermarché,
844.
by gpvos 4y ago
It's basically the only one in the country.
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by gpvos 4y ago
How far have Blink and Webkit diverged? Do they still take patches from each other?
846.
by gpvos 4y ago
Did they notify any others of the 25% of affected systems using Azure?
847.
by gpvos 4y ago
"The Network Block Device is a Linux-originated lightweight block access protocol that allows one to export a block device to a client."
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by gpvos 4y ago
Interesting. I have tried all combinations with and without spaces or dots, but I don't think I ever considered entering something not truthful, even though I have done that in other online forms thousands of times (one favourite is en
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AI and the American Smile(medium.com)
6 points by gpvos 4y ago|2 comments
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by gpvos 4y ago
Sometimes when a credit card payment is handled by Paypal they ask for my first name. I enter my initials, since that's what actually on my credit card and is what I always use when making payments with it, but they don't accept i
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by gpvos 4y ago
That makes me sad. Just flying for the sake of keeping a few small green pieces of paper. I guess the airlines are mostly to blame here for this bad method of pricing, but I'd really hope people would not do things like this.
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by gpvos 4y ago
You were doing so fine until the last sentence.
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by gpvos 4y ago
Yes, but those kids are now more likely to be raised by people who are not aware of the problems, or deny them. "Well-raised" is a key word in my previous comment. While I think we need to find a way to limit the number of humans
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by gpvos 4y ago
So who's going to solve tomorrow's climate problems? A well-raised kid is one of the better ways to improve the future. Also, the way the human brain's reward system works, lots of people will say: I have no kids, now I can t
855.
by gpvos 4y ago
This, but with Perl instead of Python. Perl really has a perfect flow from one-liners to small scripts.
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by gpvos 4y ago
> You can no longer expect to move out of the city and still get a short way to everything by using your car E-bikes could actually improve rural life as well (the example I read about was Spain). If you live 10km outside a village and
857.
by gpvos 4y ago
Dividing by the absolute value fails for 0. Also, only some CSS implementations support abs().
858.
by gpvos 4y ago
Some browsers have round() and sign(), either of which can make it work. It's a pity that defining sign(x) as x/abs(x) breaks down when x = 0, otherwise you could use that since abs(x) = max(-x,x), and max() is supported widely.
859.
by gpvos 4y ago
It's about emissions per passenger. They had to remove seats because of the weight of all the fuel, see the article.
860.
by gpvos 4y ago
I don't know enough about Sweden, but while the overall quality of our healthcare is high, its capacity is tailored very tightly to normal situations and we have very little slack for an epidemic like this. So Dutch ICs overflowed whil
861.
by gpvos 4y ago
But still, what is the problem with it being free?
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by gpvos 4y ago
Without paywall: https://sci-hub.se/https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-02...
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by gpvos 4y ago
What makes you think they didn't already take that into account? There are really an awful lot of parking places. Also, the panels will give electricity at the same times we are going to want airco due to global warming, so at least it
864.
by gpvos 4y ago
Hmm no, some link-only comments are replyable, so archive links must be handled specially.
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by gpvos 4y ago
I guess comments consisting only of a link are automatically set to be unreplyable? The posting and the floating to the top is just the normal posting and voting system, it seems to me.
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by gpvos 4y ago
Most likely, a heart attack: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acute_myocardial_infarction
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by gpvos 4y ago
https://archive.is/4gtZi
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by gpvos 4y ago
> (k) ensure that vulnerabilities can be addressed through security updates, including, where applicable, through automatic updates and the notification of available updates to users. jwz was wrong: instead of being able to send mail,
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by gpvos 4y ago
SMS is currenty being undermined by Google's RCS on Android.[0] Some SMSes sent by Google Messages already don't arrive at non-RCS clients. So that also should be forced to open up. In fact, this is a large part of why Signal is d
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by gpvos 4y ago
In fact, in some European countries it was until recently general usage to prefix a postcode with the country abbreviation for cars, [0] i.e., A for Austria, B for Belgium, D for Germany, FIN for Finland, H for Hungary, NL for the Netherla

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