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by kmlx 2y ago
yup, agree. the fine was just. the point is there are solutions to blocking intersections. namely cameras and fines.
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by kmlx 2y ago
> During rush hour, cars block the box i got a fine in London for doing this by mistake. i didn’t even block traffic, i just went into the intersection without the cars in front moving. bam, fine. lesson learned.
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by kmlx 2y ago
agree with what you wrote but the problem becomes more complicated when API access becomes expensive to provide. basically it’s easy to provide something for free when no one is using it and no one is making any money. but when things start
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by kmlx 2y ago
official link: https://www.nikon.com/company/news/2024/1219_01.html still no photos, but they say more info will come during CES
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by kmlx 2y ago
imo even more useful would be to have a single answer that represents a mix of all the other answers (with an option to see each individual answer etc)
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by kmlx 2y ago
yes, very much aware of this. you can even block them at carrier level, but it’s a little bit more expensive
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by kmlx 2y ago
besides big tech i assume it will push more people underground (this is what i would do). and VPNs will get (yet another) big boost. myopic governments pushed by myopic voters are apparently the new norm.
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by kmlx 2y ago
does anyone here use cloudflare as a registrar? i’m interested in any potential negatives.
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by kmlx 2y ago
i know of two companies (via acquaintances) that use skype (the regular non business version). one is a medium sized spam company that trades IPs and malware from eastern europe whose spam clients are all using skype. and the other is an on
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by kmlx 2y ago
they cancelled the design competition and went with an identical reconstruction: https://www.thelocal.fr/20200710/macron-gives-blessing-to-re... part of the reason was to have it ready for the olympics since a design c
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by kmlx 2y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2024/12/3/24306571/verge-subscripti... > Our original reporting, reviews, and features will be behind a dynamic metered paywall — many of you will never hit the paywall, but i
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by kmlx 2y ago
an argument could be made that this was a once in a few generations chance to do something different, or at least change/add to the existing design. another argument is that the building saw many changes from ~1180 to today, so change
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by kmlx 2y ago
my adblocker on Safari blocks everything, including trackers. no idea about Chrome.
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by kmlx 2y ago
i'm guessing it's an indirect requirement from governments (e.g. "on our territory it's illegal to use the internet/device for X").
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by kmlx 2y ago
this one? https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/Filesystem:/usr/libexec/countr... > countryd determines the user's physical country based on multiple characteristics. It is used by the eligibility system
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by kmlx 2y ago
oura ring does function without a subscription, but the data is obviously poorer.
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by kmlx 2y ago
> a corp is trying to freeload on OSS community automattic is worth a few billion. what are talking about?
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by kmlx 2y ago
> making adblock less effective adblocking still works just fine on Safari, which has been doing the same thing as Manifest V3 for years now.
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by kmlx 2y ago
> Here’s the thing, it works great for 30-40 minutes, until it doesn’t and makes a completely wrong move almost causing an accident without user intervention interesting. this wasn’t my experience. i did SF <> Lake Tahoe (which can
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by kmlx 2y ago
> dumber idea than renting out your own car as a taxi. your car is doing nothing for most of it’s lifetime. renting it out via turo or as a taxi makes sense.
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by kmlx 2y ago
No special tariffs in the UK also.
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by kmlx 2y ago
> to submit evidence back to the grocer that the produce or other perishable was not in condition to be sold this reminded me of the Seinfeld episode in which Kramer tries to return fruit: https://youtu.be/IgZkMRfnomI
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by kmlx 2y ago
i find this story very weird. hezbollah is a terrorist organisation. which airports allow terrorists to travel through them with pallets of electronic devices?
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by kmlx 2y ago
> what if AI was used to imitate a person saying something blasphemeous? > My country is already has blasphemy lynching mobs in your case the problem is not AI, it’s your country.
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by kmlx 2y ago
> Apple's abusive practices which abusive practices are you referring to?
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by kmlx 2y ago
> Starting a $1100 makes this something only very few will purchase on their own. It's an absolutely insane price. not if you account for inflation. $1100 is $905 in 2020 money. basically iphones have become cheaper every year due t
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by kmlx 2y ago
the appeal will probably come from gta6. not sure if it helps anyone here, but: $700 is $575 in 2020 money
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by kmlx 2y ago
could be. running on hyperoptic with cloudflare doh.
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by kmlx 2y ago
> RT is banned (broadcasts and streams not allowed, and website blocked) in the UK. no VPN, rt.com works just fine in the UK, no issues. i think they banned the live TV in the EU and UK. and i think they also banned the website in the EU
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by kmlx 2y ago
> The new government just removed a ban on new on-shore wind turbines. there hasn't been a ban on onshore wind since 2021: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/biggest-ever-renewable-en...

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