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by integralid 9mo ago
Since you moved to Netherlands is understandable they speak Dutch. You should consider learning it off you want to get by in the society.
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by integralid 9mo ago
If they refuse you can escalate or hire a company that will negotiate for some percentage of profit. In most cases I had this problem they gave me a refund, but sometimes I had to argue a bit.
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by integralid 9mo ago
And this is just what happens for a single frame. It doesn't even touch computational photography[1]. [1] https://dpreview.com/articles/9828658229/computational-photo...
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by integralid 9mo ago
You and other responders to GP disagree with TFA: >There’s nothing that happens when you adjust the contrast or white balance in editing software that the camera hasn’t done under the hood. The edited image isn’t “faker” then the origina
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by integralid 9mo ago
Definitely what the author means: >There’s nothing that happens when you adjust the contrast or white balance in editing software that the camera hasn’t done under the hood. The edited image isn’t “faker” then the original: they are diff
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by integralid 10mo ago
I don't think that's it. For me sometimes my phone compass is (roughly) right, but sometimes points in a completely wrong direction, for example 90 degrees off. It calibrates after a while when I start walking but I guess this is
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by integralid 10mo ago
Is this specific to water bottles? What about people who drink cola from plastic bottles daily?
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by integralid 10mo ago
Depends on a person I guess. I suffer in shared rooms and it's exhausting both physically and mentally for me. At the same time the few times I was in a capsule hotel were between OK and great - I just need a clean private space to res
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by integralid 10mo ago
Really? I spent a few nights in a capsule hotel in Shinjuku (Tokyo) and the experience was great. It was cheap, quiet, clean, and had everything I wanted (quiet private space, free coffee and "onsen" bath. Would definitely recomme
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by integralid 10mo ago
Does he really hold cash? Or does he hold TIPS for example, and people colloquially refer to it as "cash"? I assumed it's the latter since it makes much more sense.
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by integralid 10mo ago
But UK and Germany are already heavily invested in taxing rich people, trains and bike lanes?
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by integralid 10mo ago
Stock market is not gambling, but you can definitely gamble on the stock market. Considering it's a zero sum game (instead of negative sum, like in casino) and it's taxed favorably I have no idea why anyone still does sports betti
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by integralid 10mo ago
Gambling addiction is a pretty certain way to become poor though.
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by integralid 10mo ago
Works fine to me too. Looks like you're the only person that reports that. Are you sure this is not something on your end? What TLS error do you get? Untrusted CA?
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by integralid 10mo ago
It's not possible to run real VMs with docker (though you can get something similar with qemu). VM isolation is also much stronger than docker's, and VMs tend to be much more secure. But if you just need a shell then yes, you can
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by integralid 10mo ago
"ssh exe.dev" is exactly the Linux command you would use to connect there via ssh. And it's stylized like command prompt.
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by integralid 10mo ago
It doesn't make sense to compare such numbers without PPP adjusting thought.
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by integralid 10mo ago
>many minutes A bus can easily carry 50 passengers. 30 seconds times that many is 25 minutes. That's a lot of aggregate time wasted indeed. Also assuming this 30 seconds delay is not compensated later, it can influence significantly
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by integralid 10mo ago
My Lenovo P17 saw 5 continents and tens of countries. And it's useful to have 128GBs of RAM (i use VMs a lot).
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by integralid 10mo ago
>The open source community really needs to stop with the "just fork it" mindset. The open source community really needs to stop with the "just do everything i want for free" mindset. I mean, open source does not mean
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by integralid 10mo ago
No idea about Georgian but that's not unusual - for example English didn't have color for orange for a long time. That's why you say "red hair" even though the color is orange.
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by integralid 10mo ago
Your are getting downvoted, but polish writing system really is not great. There are both non-english characters (ą, ę, ś, ć, ź, ż) and digraphs (rz, sz, cz, dz, dż, dź, ch). Also there is done overlap here and some sounds can be written in
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by integralid 10mo ago
Wow, I had no idea. This sounds extremely interesting. I need to read more about Lithuanian language (at least grammar, sadly I don't have time to learn yet another language)
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by integralid 10mo ago
I think as a native speaker it's different to you. Native English speakers make spelling mistakes quite often. But as a language learner I struggled with everything, except spelling - I always knew how to spell a word, even if I don&#x
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by integralid 10mo ago
Isn't English also a separate class taught in English schools to native English speakers?
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by integralid 10mo ago
>They also have bills to pay, families to take care of and many other obligations I honestly don't get your point. I also have bills to pay and a family to take care of. Almost everyone does. I can't just quit my job and spend
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by integralid 10mo ago
You either misunderstood or we disagree fundamentally. Everyone can and should design their life. Of course richer people have a lot more choices, and poorer people a lot more constraints, but everyone can make informed choices. Believing &
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by integralid 10mo ago
I've read somewhere that Americans understand freedom as "freedom TO", shiny Europeans understand freedom as "freedom FROM". This is extremely visible in this thread and probably a cause of many misunderstandings.
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by integralid 10mo ago
I'm from the EU. I don't know a single person that is against EU. Everyone among my friends and colleagues, including me, is strongly pro-EU. At least I know that's a bubble, because I know anti-eu people exist in my country
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by integralid 10mo ago
Not really the same, the mechanics are different and this particular behaviour is pretty much an accident, not abbreviation. In IPv4 you also have 127.257 equal to 127.0.1.1, 123456789 equal to 7.91.205.21, and 010.010.010.010 is a well-kno

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