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by mongol 2y ago
It was not done throughout, but cities with trams with doors on only one side posed a problem. So it is my understanding that when such retrofits would have been to costly, the trams were decommissioned instead.
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by mongol 2y ago
Seems there are multiple Rust coreutils implementation projects? I have heard about uutils, but this is another one?
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by mongol 2y ago
Something like this but for The Iliad would be awesome
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by mongol 2y ago
Didn't it have 3.5" floppy disk?
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by mongol 2y ago
ICQ had a first mover advantage, and lost it. But why?
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by mongol 2y ago
My old car was a rental and I didn't know it. Bought it from a car dealer, with about 20000 km on the meter. It had broken suspension that I found slightly after but could be fixed while under the 3 months warranty. The funny thing is
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by mongol 2y ago
It is an interesting problem of energy. How would a robot bulldozer or excavator be powered? They require more power than a rower.
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by mongol 2y ago
I think it is not the kind of conflict where you pick a side. There are legitimate and illegitimate claims on both sides. As a bystander I try to evaluate specific actions, not choose a favorite.
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by mongol 2y ago
I used to create my invoices with Excel. What does this provide that I could not do with Excel? I think the big value add would be tying it with accounting software but this has no such component?
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by mongol 2y ago
I think the pattenrned china is not machine washable. Such concerns play in.
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by mongol 2y ago
Is this a weird thread to bring up tattoos? Those are certainly often ornamental and have become much more common than in the days of that streetlamp he describes. Also, they are lasting and very personal. They buck the trend the author des
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by mongol 2y ago
I agree that there is not one community. The community is split in factions. One faction likes to talk about themselves as "the community", but in practise they only speak for themselves. Since there is no elected leader, it is al
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by mongol 2y ago
The value neutral position is Eelco's: To let event organizers choose. It is them that tries to fund the conference, let them make the call.
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by mongol 2y ago
It is a mirror of the culture war you see in other parts of the society. One faction wants to apply their values onto the project, some of which are non-universal. Especially, is sponsorship with military ties (i.e. defense sector) welcome.
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by mongol 2y ago
Would not sh -c '. .env; echo $MY_VAR' do the same thing? (I am not in front of a shell at the moment.)
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by mongol 2y ago
Crazy cold.
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by mongol 2y ago
Really useful, thanks a bunch!
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by mongol 2y ago
How could I not? They are incredibly loud.
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by mongol 2y ago
There is not any meaningful nuance to apply here. In February 2022 Russia launced a full scale military attack on a soverign neighbouring country. Ukraine defends itself with western military weapons. That is clear use of defense and no &qu
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by mongol 2y ago
The problem is, there is not a community that is in agreement about this. There is a subset of the community, that like to pretend they are and speak for "the community", and when they get pushback from those that disagree they ca
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by mongol 2y ago
I had no idea there were switches you could run NixOS on. What would be an example of such a switch?
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by mongol 2y ago
I definitely think an article like this can be written from a neutral mindset. The ideal neutral journalist is one who is not emotionally invested in an outcome. In domestic politics almost everyone has an opinion but a piece about a scient
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by mongol 2y ago
Who will be in line for jail sentences if it comes to that?
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by mongol 2y ago
> To be honest most of you will be fine running a single dedicated bare-metal server Someone that says this has never even reflected about availability requirements.
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by mongol 2y ago
Swedish public broadcaster https://www.svt.se/text-tv/100
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by mongol 2y ago
Certainly. Something with AI will make this all seem like the best of times.
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by mongol 2y ago
That is funny, in a way that I feel hard to explain. Something about it being a simpler, more innocent time?
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by mongol 2y ago
Me neither.That is basically part of corpse in your home, right?
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by mongol 2y ago
It was a security measure. Properly guarding enriched plutonium is not to take lightly.
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by mongol 3y ago
Good news. Seems then that an Armageddon type of event would not extinguish all life on earth.

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