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hadrien01
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hadrien01
4y ago
So, a law in France prevents POS (point of sale) software from allowing users to modify or delete transactions and other data. To make sure they don't, software needs to be certified. For three years (2016–2019), open-source software c
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Is 50GB bad? Google Workspace is 30GB, shared across Gmail and Google Drive.
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For your second point, there's a Time Capsule playlist with content you haven't recently listened to.
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From The Verge: > Amsterdam’s new underwater garage holds 7,000 bikes. It took four years to build, but Amsterdam’s underwater bike shed in front of Central Station is set to open on January 26th with space for 6,300 privately-owned bik
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Amsterdam’s new underwater garage holds 7k bikes [video]
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hadrien01
4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27470397
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4y ago
It's less about the resolution and more about the screen itself. I bought a new 720p TV for my grandmother a few weeks ago, and the colors and contrast make for a better experience than her old 1080p TV (my only criteria for the new TV
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I've downloaded it in France a few months ago.
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Unfortunately, the DMA and DSA are more than a year away from enforcement.
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That would be contrary to the GDPR export rules in the EU.
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I don't know the impact on battery, but there's a Power Save mode in Jetbrains IDEs that makes the IDE slightly snappier, when you just want to read some code or do one or two modifications.
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Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33956300
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(2017)
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Question from someone who never used MacOS 9: why does the Sherlock UI look so... OS X like?
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In France it’s 7800€, but with government subsidies it goes down to 6900€. There are options (including the orange colour you want!), but the only worthwhile one is the Cargo variant (in place of the second seat) for 8200€/7300€. No ba
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Cortana on Windows Phone had a "notebook" of everything it had learned and you could modify it to your liking. For example it detected my home and work locations and transit hours and displayed every weekday at 17h15 bus informati
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2023-07-04/115 for ESR users
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Non-breaking spaces are transformed automatically when writing French by Word, LaTeX, and other text processors. Why would you want to learn the many ways of writing a spacing character, when your computer can do it for you?
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(2020)
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I use Privacy Redirect: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/privacy-redir... It also works for Invidious and Bibliogram, but I only use it for Nitter.
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I don't really care about the debates about the founder in the comments. I use Betterbird for Gmail and Yahoo Mail, and it works pretty well. I use it mostly for the multi-line view in the inbox and the search terms. The rest is just c
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When the first iPhone was released, YouTube used Flash instead of HTML5. Safari had special code to play the video with the native player instead of displaying a blank square. I suppose (from the flash-specific detection in the supportsMIME
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The SNCF is currently the only operator of regional train lines in France, but it's the regions that decide what lines are run and on what budget. They also own or lease the trains. The rails are indeed owned by SNCF Réseau.
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That's on regional administrations, not the SNCF
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Here's a linear view: https://www.theverge.com/archives/1 Much easier to scan and read.
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No problem here (Europe)
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It's used in the YouTube extractor: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/d619dd712f63aab1... I believe YouTube limits your bitrate if you don't pass a specific calculated value; it's pos
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Doesn't libspotify still work, albeit unofficially, because of old integrations in cars and other devices?
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Nitter is a frontend for Twitter. It's so much faster, and doesn't block you if you don't have a Twitter account. I don't use an alternative Web frontend for YouTube, but on Android I use NewPipe.
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I see more that as a consequence of a failure of the US to legislate hate speech. Cloudflare, as a private company, doesn't want to police hate speech (which I fully understand and support, personally). In my country, France, this webs
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