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leipert
3y ago
Mhm. Spending less on licenses would free up money for other things.
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Does it even make sense to look at this on a country level perspective? Countries have different sizes and it heavily depends where you are and also where the air monitor stations are placed. As an example if Finland had one air quality sta
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leipert
3y ago
Interesting arguments like being an ad for Meat sticks? Come on. Of course some kind of Animal husbandry or hunting can be beneficial for the environment. But your parent comment talks about the effects of factory farming, not grass-fed bis
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Celsius or Fahrenheit before people destroy their hardware?
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3y ago
Probably screenshots from here: https://stats.thunderbird.net/
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No need to half-remember. It’s the submission that talks about it.
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leipert
3y ago
Usually in your router/DHCP you can configure two DNS servers. Define the PiHole as the first, and whatever upstream fallback IP you want as the second.
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3y ago
Just can recommend this great talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezVk1ahRF78 Amount of kids is strongly linked to child mortality and access to health care access.
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3y ago
I could see how the preset nice and calm scenes become even more dull than the gray sky. At least here there is real weather, kids annoyingly playing the flute, dogs barking or doves procreating. That’s gotta be more exciting than seeing th
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3y ago
The comment you linked is not from a GitLab employee but a community contributor.
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3y ago
Another post in this thread mentions 1.8 million disposable vapes being sold per week in Australia. So that corresponds to 131 EV batteries per week. Or roughly 48000 EV batteries per year. 87000 EVs were registered in Australia in 2023. Ma
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3y ago
Depends. For example, let’s assume you have a contractor which is 100% working for you in a European country. After a while you realize, that you want to hire sales people to go after local markets. Local companies like contracts with local
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3y ago
The company sells induction ones: https://www.bialetti.com/it_en/moka-induction-rossa.html
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3y ago
There was a huge catalyzing event. A lot of high rank AfD party members met with known far-right/neo-nazi people in a „secret“ meeting: https://www.dw.com/en/germany-afd-disputes-remigration-inves...
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3y ago
Shouldn't be _too_ hard to convert your scripts. I ran into the same problem and one workspace disallows App passwords. You can simply get the OAuth token with a little python script and then use it as the password: https://
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3y ago
AFAIK, it doesn’t support shared iCloud libraries but https://github.com/steilerDev/icloud-photos-sync does. Edit: Seems like it has gotten support since I’ve last looked: https://github.com/icloud-phot
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3y ago
Couldn’t you do without the angular brackets? - if user != nil %strong The user exists (That being said, the indentation bit also tripped me up in the past)
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3y ago
I mean at 360 minutes, it’s every 90 days if you do two 2 minute sessions every day.
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3y ago
It’s both. A lot of bottlers use reusable bottles, thick walled bottles (15ct deposit) that are sold in crates. For a lot of soft drinks and water they tend to be made from PET (because it’s lighter than Glass). Don’t get me started on the
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3y ago
I think they do, maybe a little later _after_ the release: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201222 Which might make sense if it is security updates.
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3y ago
Why not run both? Run the 200 rules from this one and the 400 other rules with eslint.
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3y ago
editorconfig is mostly about formatting. Parts of the JavaScript ecosystem have converged on prettier for that. These linters do checks on the abstract syntax tree, and so they can statically analyze that e.g. you don’t use certain unsafe A
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3y ago
Checkout the compatible “Marble Run” from Hubelino. Good build quality and loads of fun. Not affiliated. https://www.hubelino.com/products/hubelino/marble-run/
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I think it’s more like 70 percent, given that apparently India starts the week with Sunday as well: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Week
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I think it’s because the Jewish (and therefore the Christian) week traditionally starts on Sunday. That being said, I like having the week start on Sunday (despite Germany starting weeks on Mondays) because I can just open the calendar app
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Mhm. Here in Germany plumber, electrician, etc. are all “protected” jobs. You can’t call yourself a plumber or electrician if you haven’t learned the proper trade. I’d argue it’s good for safety, standards and liability. Now when it comes t
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3y ago
This looks cool! I will have a look how it works. It’s funny because just the other day I thought about implementing the same for GitLab in order to learn more about terraform. (Note: I work for GitLab, but as a Frontend Engineer and usuall
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Yarn@1 has this autoclean feature: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/autoclean I used to use it, but at some point the hassle of the occasionally breaking package wasn’t worth it.
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I think it was developed under the name YARP by Shopify: https://railsatscale.com/2023-06-12-rewriting-the-ruby-parse... HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36310130
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In vscode probably easy because it is all CSS? Other editors/terminal emulators would probably need to add support for this.
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