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by muyuu 6y ago
not currently, no international migration is shown in that like as well, in the bottom table in any case it doesn't bode well for them economically as these immigrants are usually net welfare recipients
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by muyuu 6y ago
Lots of denial in this thread. CA is the most negative State in net domestic migration and TX is second to FL only at the other end of the scale. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territ... CA is ju
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by muyuu 6y ago
thanks, that's interesting I wonder about Librem 5's stability, because at that price point it would be painful to have a device not fit to even be a main driver... hope both projects prosper
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by muyuu 6y ago
I apologise in advance for the wall of text. One of the problems is that experience is highly dependent on hardware choice and/or distro/software choice in rather unpredictable ways. Generally I agree with grandparent: Linux for t
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by muyuu 6y ago
if you say "group messages" here in the UK, everybody will assume you are talking about whatsapp, or blackberry messenger (before) one of the reasons why I suspect MMS went completely unnoticed here in the UK is that Blackberry wa
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by muyuu 6y ago
the new internet sucks priorities all over the place and major regression in the most crucial things
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by muyuu 6y ago
yep, both are possible from GP's assessment, but they claim to have evidence in the original study
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by muyuu 6y ago
thanks for the contributions to OSM I'd like to know if there are practical points of conflict between corporations and the community, including but not limited to map consensus discrepancies. Also, is the openness of OSM in danger in
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by muyuu 6y ago
looking at the PinePhone today, I've seen a few reviews and the subreddit the impression I'm getting is that it's pretty buggy right now, although I'm okay with some hiccups. I wonder what's the best way to go aroun
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by muyuu 6y ago
sending "pics by SMS" is something people wouldn't even expect to work here in the UK in my experience (and it probably doesn't work for most of them, several networks/plans don't support them or bill them sepa
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by muyuu 6y ago
You are right on both accounts. I remember the model of the phone I used MMS last, but couldn't remember the exact year. Just looked the model up and I see it's not as old as I thought. It was about 12-13 years ago actually around
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by muyuu 6y ago
is there any up-to-date comparison between Librem, Jolla/Sailfish, PinePhone, (...)?
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by muyuu 6y ago
that honestly surprises me, it isn't the case in the UK or any of the EU countries I visit ; I haven't seen or used an MMS for maybe 20+ years it would be interesting to map MMS usage worldwide, maybe it's a more important fe
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by muyuu 6y ago
personally, I don't think there is a fix to the fact that people will be interconnected and seek stuff that fits their worldview one way or another - draconian eavesdropping and censorship will only make those circles tighter and more
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by muyuu 6y ago
the Internet golden age of freedom won't be back for the mainstream, it was an artefact of its rapid explosion and the inability of large State players to react in time. We've seen the window between the period when it was below t
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by muyuu 6y ago
so maybe it worked flawlessly?
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by muyuu 6y ago
This also happened with teens in the last couple of generations. Exhausting school/activity schedules and availability of passive or semi-passive outlets (TV, meet-ups with friends, playing with the computer/console, etc). Some wo
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by muyuu 6y ago
100% agreed companies throwing away chocolates and parties are wasting resources that could go to salaries, re-investment or profit having said that a company as large as Intel and with such a dominant position for many years has a lot of m
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by muyuu 6y ago
they need to move development elsewhere though youtube-dl becomes obsolete very quickly as endpoints make changes on their settings and formats, notably youtube.com themselves
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by muyuu 6y ago
When my MBP 2015 croaks I don't think I will use any Apple machines regularly again. They've been my main laptops since the iBook G3/900 (prior to that I've used Apple as well, alongside other systems). So it's goin
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by muyuu 6y ago
OAuth does what you want, but also does what you don't want. This is like Android allowing apps to ask for permissions they don't "need" because, well surveillance and user data brokerage is the business model that most
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by muyuu 6y ago
They probably had hacks in the code they didn't want to show, but all in all I suspect they were making so little they just thought it wasn't worth continuing with it. Most of these sites simply vanish at some point, with kind of
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by muyuu 6y ago
with ~60% of the recount done, Arce is ahead and almost at 50% he might win outright https://as.com/diarioas/2020/10/20/actualidad/1603185745_540...
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by muyuu 6y ago
Yep, right now CC ( @carlosdmesag ) is ahead by a significant margin. It's weird, people are congratulating Arce but in the official recount he's nowhere near winning.
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by muyuu 6y ago
Not really. People default to not leaving a job with an impending recession and possibly the worst crisis in a century looming. Taking the package can be seen as a strong stance, not taking it... not really.
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by muyuu 6y ago
Coinbase's very mission is highly political, but that has nothing to do with other completely unrelated politics taking over the focus of the company. What they did makes a lot of sense and I suspect many other companies will follow su
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by muyuu 6y ago
you can have arbitrarily good convos over a few pints on the weekend... some of my best ideas were first written in the back of a napkin
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by muyuu 6y ago
I feel somewhat self-conscious about being old-fashioned but that's exactly the way I liked it. I've also never had or intended to have a "smart TV" or a smart-almost-anything. Just the computers, and the smartphone and
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by muyuu 6y ago
The denial is strong in the continent. I know this very well because that's where most of my family lives and where I spent nearly half of my life. The EU gamble is going nowhere and this is a crisis that will affect us all, regardless
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by muyuu 6y ago
Fertility rates yes, but because of economics. No shortage of patriotism though, lots of people join their armed forces.

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