iagovar

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541.
by iagovar 7y ago
It is concerning. I've seen spanish keywords there and I can't wrap my head around the reason they are filtered.
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by iagovar 7y ago
I'm really looking for this markets to come out and work. I tried to find a way of looking how the market forecast some events (like the price of soy for example) but I don't know where to start.
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by iagovar 7y ago
I live in a flat, as most europeans do. I'm not even the owner, so how I am supposed to push for that. Even if the owner did I don't think the surface of the roof is enough, not to mention that it has shadows from other buildings,
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by iagovar 7y ago
I just walked to school. I never needed to take a bus or the car except when I lived far in the countryside. I'm talking about Spain. Anyway schools sometimes have their own bus, parents pay a private company so the bus takes the stude
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by iagovar 7y ago
You are right, but the parent is on point. When I was a student I tried many times to download datasets, with very little success. Only statistical institutions like INE, Igape and so on happily provided the data used for their studies, whi
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by iagovar 7y ago
Name or link please?
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by iagovar 7y ago
This is not reddit.
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by iagovar 7y ago
This group of german companies founded their own security group [German Cyber Security Organization (DCSO)]. That speaks a lot about their trust in their public services. The only time I've been involved in a hacking attempt (it was ra
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by iagovar 7y ago
When I read news about the US that's the impression I've got. I'm from Spain, and we (and our neighbors) are quite vocal about our corruption, but the more I read the more I realize that the stuff that is happening here would
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by iagovar 7y ago
That happend to me too. They take photos of stuff that I didn't pay attention to. Maybe I should take a tour guide of my own city, since there's a lot to see apparently. Anyway, those maps could also be that way because locals try
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by iagovar 7y ago
If it wasn't the far-right it would be anything else. It's just a geopolitical game.
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by iagovar 7y ago
That's what I understood from reading somewhat technical docs, but I keep reading here and there that more devices/bts will be supported. IDK, I'm just an analyst so I'm waiting for the internal spec sheets, until then I
553.
by iagovar 7y ago
Well, I'm not in the US but in Spain, and work for a telco. No one in my office feels any push for that. What we are being pushed though is to replace dying copper lines with 3g/4g in many remote-ish places. Copper is expensive to
554.
by iagovar 7y ago
Meaybe some lightweight fiat/renault/citröen would do.
555.
by iagovar 7y ago
Not really much value. You don't have to be an expert, he's not definitely from the field and his analysis are not really much deep. That doesn't mean that he's a cool entertainer and his info is also useful.
556.
by iagovar 7y ago
Thanks to the CoCs the open source community can finally produce something of value! Everyone was so busy arguing and being rude that nobody was able to put anything together until now.
557.
by iagovar 7y ago
You can get mid 2000s car with many of those features and without the bloat.
558.
by iagovar 7y ago
Hmm, you're right, the indian ones seem to be the cheapest, even more than Jinko. IDK about Enersol, it looks like a spanish-made name but I can't find any info about it. I asked you this because the spanish solar industry suffere
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by iagovar 7y ago
Have you seen Atersa panels over there? It's a Spanish brand, someone told me that they were selling a lot of them in África, but didn't mention exactly where.
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by iagovar 7y ago
Hey! It's actually good! I'd use it :)
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by iagovar 7y ago
Results in spanish are not bad. For the time I used it it was useful. But there's the problem I mentioned. I use operators a lot and I can't live without them. I don't want to use alt+numbers just for the basic one, and also,
562.
by iagovar 7y ago
I really tried to use qwant, but their exact match operator (« ») is unusable from a spanish keyboard, and guess the same happens for other languages, while "keyword" seems more reasonable. I've tried to contact them many tim
563.
by iagovar 7y ago
Some farmers voice this same concern in Spain. They also have more extreme events destroying their fields (more hail, new insects). They seem worried, although it's true that I only have access to a little subset of them.
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by iagovar 7y ago
If I were American I'd be worried about jobs and maintaining certain level of independence in case of conflict.
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by iagovar 7y ago
We have both in my city (Spain). The problem with displays is that sometimes they get too much light and you can't see that well. Also, the app has much more info than the display, and you don't need to be in the bus stop to know
566.
by iagovar 7y ago
Maybe not, but it's still a problem. It's the same in Spain, most media is hard to trust on basically anything. They even adhere to stupid projects like "The Trust Project" and spin off factcheking brands, but none of th
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by iagovar 7y ago
It is, we just use batteries. Anyway I'm no expert of that, I just see batteries when I enter a BTS, but never checked if there was a separate power line or anything. I'm talking about one ISP in Spain though.
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by iagovar 7y ago
You can notify into a bunch agencies in Spain, but AFAIK they have no way to enforce it. Just what I heard from a fried that works at netsec, not that I have any direct knowledge.
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by iagovar 7y ago
Just use torrent! It's easy, and potentially free!
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by iagovar 7y ago
There are several layers. In Spain there's national and regional level. Every autonomous community (~US State) manages it's own healthcare. The National Healthcare System is only a framework for the regional ones, and provides som

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