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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
America has social security numbers. U.K. has national Insurance numbers, Ireland had a PPS and Canada has an SIN
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Yet 90% of people don’t use a browser capable of running ubo
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
They was one opinion poll pf about 250 people.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
I’m on 4g My v6 endpoint is unreachable. My v4 one is fine.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
You want attention and an mp who cares and delivers then vote for Binface. Farage has barely been in Clacton for the last 2 years.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
All of Farage’s supporters turned out - more votes for him this time than last time. They get what they deserve.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Apple does parental controls right. The easy path is parental controls. Companies like epic and Microsoft dont. The easy path is just a default install I suspect this is by design.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Carbon taxes collapse as they don’t account for imports correctly.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Yet IPv6 hasn’t been adopted. For decades. Because it wasn’t implemented transparently at the OS. I can’t plug in to my ip6 only network and reach an ip4 address because end user OSes don’t implement clat transparently, even today in 2026,
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
The problem with systemd is the scale. Some of it is fine, some of it is actually quite good. But other areas are just replacing existing systems with things worse for the majority of traditional users. Logging, time and dns come to mind.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Witty very large files using some form of indexing (graylog etc) is sensible. If decompression is a pain though, change your logrotate so it doesn’t compress. Obviously costs more in disk space and less in compute.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Unintended perhaps but not unpredictable. Distracting from the fact the US elected a paedo, twice, is worth it to the MAGAs.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
About 5kG of polymers per kw. That’s about a gallon of oil if it all came from oil. Where I live a 1kW solar panel offsets 100 litres of oil in a car every year. Oil from a single full tank of petrol could produce enough energy to drive a c
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Just the Republcian ones. Clinton changed a 300b deficit into a 100b surplus. Obama reduced it from 1.4t to 500b. Biden also slashed it but that’s a little unfair due to covid.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
I’ve got the music in my head just from seeing it written down. And the sound effect from gorrilla.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
apps.frontline.org/child-marriage-by-the-numbers/ Oh well done. America only allows men to marry half a dozen 12 year olds in the 21st century. It’s better than Afghanistan. Have a medal.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
“You need to use cloud services because the uptime can’t be matched if you run it yourself” I mean it’s true, but not in a good way.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Nuclear power is about 90% actually - plants are shut down for maintenence way more than 3.65 days a year you suggest
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Green hydrogen would work fine in those cases.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
If we have $X to invest in power I’d rather it were invested in solar and wind, which returns more kWh per dollar and in a shorter timeframe.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Nuclear makes sense in arctic areas, I’m struggling to see the benefits of real nuclear over renewable plus storage as it’s more expansive and takes decades, even before the cleanup costs.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
The goal isn’t to burn coal, it’s to generate electricity or heat, so make the alternative ways better and you win. Your force people to stop heating their homes they’ll revolt. You give them a better alternative they’ll take it. > How d
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
And what happens when your Touch ID stops working I find biometrics to be quite fragile.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Everyone apart from a few stragglers agree the climate is changing. Most people agree the world won’t change its behaviour on its own to stop that. So we can thus incentivise change (things like renewables being far cheaper than fossil fuel
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
More than zero. How often is it acceptable for a 12 year old girl to be married off to an adult?
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
Nobody need to covert to farming.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
You cut off your hand?!
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
While children are often married off to old men in the US and Afghanistan in more civilised countries the state tend to intervene.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
The US rate people for quoting a murder victim and not having the right level of performative grief not seen since Eva Peron died.
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by hdgvhicv 2mo ago
It’s supply and demand. Unless the supply significantly outnumbers demand then land owners can increase the cost to extract all consumer/producer surplus.

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