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by input_sh 3y ago
Does anyone do this and type in multiple languages regularly? I could see myself getting into it if I only had to bother with a single layout, but since I deal with three different layouts on a daily basis, no way.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Mirrors deform under temperature changes, and the precision target is measured in tenths of nanometers.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Nothing's gonna block your webserver's access.log fed into an analytics service. If anything, you're gonna get numbers that are inflated because it's a bit impossible to dismiss all of the bot traffic just by looking at
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by input_sh 3y ago
> but what has been done recently? Specifically about Ticketmaster or what has FTC done more broadly? Proposed a rule against hidden fees (10 days ago). It's also supposed to give FTC enforcement mechanism so that it'd be more
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by input_sh 3y ago
What do you mean he hasn't, I'd definitely classify community notes as a volunteer-based moderation.
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by input_sh 3y ago
The actual phrasing is "It shall be as easy to withdraw as to give consent."
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by input_sh 3y ago
I'd say the most common rule across Europe would be "you can cross anywhere as long as you're not within X meters of a crosswalk". As in if there is one within your line of sight, it's there for a reason and you sho
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by input_sh 3y ago
> Each of the electricity trading partners is labelled by an amount, and a CO2 intensity. Except it's absolutely not. As in the source they use (ENTSO-E) absolutely has no notion of energy sources. I can also see that the other sour
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by input_sh 3y ago
No it's not. Go to consumption in the last 24h and you'll see a question mark for nuclear, which is different than 0% for geothermal, implying they don't have that data.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Note that the nuclear power plant parent's talking about is located in Slovenia, but it was built as a joint venture during Yugoslavia and it remained that way, it's co-owned by the two countries. So nuclear's definitely more
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by input_sh 3y ago
I mean yes, but actually no. In this context it means that, on top of selling you trucks, they're also interested in upselling you by selling you chargers, charge management software, consulting you on power requirements, liaising with
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by input_sh 3y ago
They also had an issue with creating and deleting persistent volumes on 1.25. It lasted for 15 days, or half a month(!) last month: https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/EBxyHQgEPnbM3Syag5... I'm also incredib
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by input_sh 3y ago
If there isn't a product one can try, it's not a Show HN material.
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by input_sh 3y ago
The XR line is their "rugged" line, it should be somewhat more resistant to falls than your average smartphone. I'm guessing that's why they chose this model for this enterprise push.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Is there any other way of running full uBO on a phone? Open a website in Firefox, click on three dots, click on "install", and you have an ad-free version of the app you'd otherwise find in the Play Store. Just that one ext
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by input_sh 3y ago
Why wouldn't it be worth it? - The only non-Chrome browser available across 3 operating systems I use. - The only mobile browser that supports extensions. These two alone make it an objectively a better solution for me than Chrome or S
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by input_sh 3y ago
It's a common thing in the electronic music industry to release stems as a part of a remix contest. Dozens of remixes get uploaded to Soundcloud, the authors of the original track cherrypick a couple of them, package them into a "
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by input_sh 3y ago
There's a lot of ccTLDs that are considered to be "generic": .ai, .as, .fm, .io, .me, .tv, .ws... For example Google search will treat them the same as .com, while others like .de or .fr are gonna be interpreted as if your we
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by input_sh 3y ago
Let's just say she had severe memory issues for the past year and a half.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Yes, earlier this year. Epic purchase was early last year.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Oh wow, getting 43.6% of newspapers to do anything collectively over a brief period of time is... definitely not an easy achievement.
952.
by input_sh 3y ago
Nope, no app store, no way of installing apps (other than rooting a device). If you want to do anything other than read, I'd definitely recommend something running Android underneath.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Mirroring libgen is definitely within reach, it's "just" 50 or so terabytes with torrents freely available for bulk downloading. Realistically only maybe 10% of that is actually useful, but reaching that 10% is gonna be very
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by input_sh 3y ago
FYI you can turn those off in Google's account settings: https://support.google.com/accounts/thread/219332922/how-to-... Which of course implies that you have to be logged into Google for it to work, doe
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by input_sh 3y ago
OpenJDK is also trademarked by Oracle[0], they're not gonna sue themselves. [0] https://openjdk.org/legal/openjdk-trademark-notice.html
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by input_sh 3y ago
Android "peaked" around v8, maybe v9. Up until then, jumping from one version to the next one really felt worthy of a new major release. 10-13 (haven't used v14 yet) were all just completely forgettable (mostly UI changes, no
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by input_sh 3y ago
Most of the world pretty much standardized on life + 70... for everything published around 1980s and later. We just made a bunch of shit up arbitrarily for things published before that conclusion was reached. Some countries backdate life +
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by input_sh 3y ago
Don't bundle Google into this, Android does have arbitrary notification channels. You absolutely can make certain types of notifications silent or turned off completely while keeping other types of notifications turned on. It's be
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by input_sh 3y ago
Because every OS I can think of comes with a native app that does the same, while also integrating with whichever calendar I choose to throw its way? Because I need them on my phone as well?
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by input_sh 3y ago
Small correction: GDPR was passed in May 2016, but only came into effect in Apr 2018, precisely so that companies had two years to make the necessary changes. In other words, GDPR is literally older than TikTok by 3-4 months (initial releas

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