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by iso1631 2mo ago
Not in the EU but have similar regulations > less efficient home appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, drier) How exactly are they less efficient? > cookie law The fault being those trying to steal my data > car annoyances (e.g.
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> If interchange fees were capped, people would go back to cash, imo And this is based off evidence from countries where interchange fees are capped?
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In my country card fees are less than cash fees, so I guess that's a wealth transfer from card payers to cash payers?
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by iso1631 2mo ago
Or you could simply not pay on the credit card, and avoid the trap?
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I do this and have done for over a decade (and used to from about 1998 to 2006 when I ran my own mail server), and don't receive any emails like this
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> Yes, LibreOffice is also very bloated I've used gnumeric for at least 15 years when I've needed a spreadsheet
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I had professional photographers (guy at timpsons) do it with when my kids were that age. Was a doddle and cost about £5 The hilarity of having to compare a baby picture with a 5 year old kid stood in front of you is a separate problem.
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What was the failure rate on the earlier system, the mean time to resolution, and the maximum time to resolution, and how does that compare with the current system.
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“In the rare cases where errors are identified, the majority of cases are resolved within 24 hours.” The Home Office indicated the problem Webb encountered had since been fixed and that staff would contact her directly. so yes, they can and
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Compare Nixon to Trump and you see the problem with America,
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There are sites which follow laws and those that don't.
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Another The UK tried to ban choking porn. Quite reasonable given the realities of monkey-see monkey-do. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/nov/06/chokin... Trouble is, "nobody in the UK&
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Neither Norway nor the UK are in the EU. And Russia is constantly attacking europe (EU and non-EU), in addition to its invasion of a European country. Of the three adversaries you mention, and the additional one being the US technocratic ad
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That's just deliberate damage to the US, his actions have increased move to energy sovereignty globally and done more for net zero than any president before him.
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This was wasn't after January 2021, and hasn't been during his second term. There are methods to hold presidents accountable, there are institutions to prevent the harm from happening. These have failed.
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> There's lots of people working for NATO and federal agencies in Europe that have been assassinated by the luckystrike branch of the FSB. The name comes from the Telegram account with underscores in between, and they're essent
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Well that would be fine if it was defence. But it's now the department of war, led by a person who has attacked two countries this year alone.
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You talking about the creators that have ads in their videos? I tend to skip those, although map men's are good, but I also tend to prefer those who don't have ads.
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More "vacuumed up" than trickled
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Trump is ugly and noisy
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I'd argue quality of life is down since the invention of smartphones > There must be a cap where quality of life is good enough though, right? Maybe in some hypothetical future, but even the fantastical world Star Trek TNG has impro
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Coal rolling is done to spite the holier-than-thou sanctamonious bullshit that people who say "we need to eat lentils and live in a cave" come out with. It's an illogical reaction, but it's human. We need answers, not re
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Do smart watches and cameras and llms increase quality of life?
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In medieval times we used tiny amounts of energy on lighting and everyone sat around in the dark, however the energy used per lumen and indeed the carbon impact per lumen was far higher than it is today Do you think we should return to medi
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> He thinks they're ugly and noisy The feeling is mutual
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> attracting a large grant From whom?
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Of course it does, half the cars on the road are over 10 years old, when manual outnumbered automatic
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In the UK, it's about 30% automatic on the road, but automatics have outsold manuals for years and about 80% of new cars sold today are automatic.
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My 21 year old car in the uk has power steering, and it was low end when new
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As Teams (well teams-for-linux anyway) has now updated with > Teams has a new URL: teams.cloud.microsoft. Same app, better security. it's now in your face. Personally I find these custom domains raise my scam concerns, but I suspect

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