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by lozenge 3y ago
I think you're confusing homeless with rough sleeping. Rough sleeping is sleeping outside, while homeless can include couch surfing (staying with friends for a few days at a time) or sleeping in shelters. Shelters provide beds but no p
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by lozenge 3y ago
There are enough rich people to make the auction price of a ticket at a desirable location $1,000 and we know there is never going to be enough redistribution to prevent that. What you're suggesting would realistically make the activit
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by lozenge 3y ago
Actually, it's two and a half years from EOL.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Sure, but one week it's a first run screen recommending Edge, the next it's pop ups when visiting Firefox download page from Edge, the next it's a notification icon about "Microsoft recommended" settings, then it&#x
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by lozenge 3y ago
It's not an embedded window.
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by lozenge 3y ago
The behaviour the user wants is to open a link. The idea of displaying the email again beside the webpage is valuable, but to the user their preferred browser is more valuable. Realistically, they already have their browser open, if they do
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by lozenge 3y ago
Initially you just didn't get Settings Sync as it uses a Microsoft account and you had to use a different extensions gallery (but the MS one still lets you download extensions as a file to install into Codium). Nowadays you also lose R
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by lozenge 4y ago
http://http.rip
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by lozenge 4y ago
Chrome does not automatically set itself as the default browser.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Why do you trust the company will continue to provide said benefits? Someone new could come in and say, "hmm, let's raise the rent on the main street, close school canteens, add a co pay element on the universities..."
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by lozenge 4y ago
Do you mean ivy which is meticulously maintained?
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by lozenge 4y ago
Grand city plans usually fail even with the best intentions. Eg Milton Keynes was meant to be a walking, bike and car friendly town - it achieved one of those.
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by lozenge 4y ago
If you're a business it will help you if you can select employees or receive customers from a large geographical region. As the economy and all public services depend on businesses, that's the public interest.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Because it covers all their transport needs for a month?
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by lozenge 4y ago
Plastic would still win in this case. It needs to relate to the environmental cost of production and disposal.
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by lozenge 4y ago
You need the victim to press "trust this computer" or similar on their phone display, unless you have a zero day vulnerability up your sleeve. If you let the phone display the prompt, you might infect a couple people but somebody
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by lozenge 4y ago
You are literally loud in volume, I experience it all the time.
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by lozenge 4y ago
In the UK, people do this, but it can result in fines and being taken to court. Schools are measured by their attendance, and parents want to maintain good relations with the school staff, so there's that aspect as well.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Anti monarchist sentiment is strong in UK surveys so the idea that it's fake/astroturfed online content seems ridiculous to me. Any evidence?
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by lozenge 4y ago
Python stops on errors. Bash may or may not. It depends on how your script was called. If your script is sourced you need to remember to set and restore the flags. In bash your data can accidentally become code. "rm $fn" usually
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by lozenge 4y ago
Well, that and the constant threat of your pay going away due to another lockdown, semi lockdown, or the furlough scheme ending.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Or even better, tip normally and post Internet comments about how you don't tip. Things will uneven out.
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by lozenge 4y ago
My Samsung has this option, it's called Protect Battery, but I still need to turn it off to get through flights and other fun events.
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by lozenge 4y ago
That's what they said. It aims for zero overhead abstractions.
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by lozenge 4y ago
They'll probably tie it to your icloud region and billing address. Sure, bring your European phone to the US, but you won't be able to access any paid Apple services because it only offers you the European subscriptions and they c
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by lozenge 4y ago
By this reasoning our SIM cards would still be their original credit card size.
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by lozenge 4y ago
You need a consent popup to embed YouTube or Twitter or any ad platform. And if you have the popup, you might as well throw in Google Analytics etc as well, right? If sites use this because it's easy to set up, then Cloudflare has done
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by lozenge 4y ago
Speed controls don't normally change the pitch of the sound, eg https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLMediaEl...
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by lozenge 4y ago
You said it costs to peer review them. But they aren't reviewing them. If that's worth $6,000, the reviewers deserve $60,000/
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by lozenge 4y ago
That's the point of the comparison. What would Buckingham Palace be like if it could be exploited for tourism and preservation.

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