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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Stack exchange has another site called softwareengineering which accepts questions like the one you gave as an example while stack overflow sticks to questions that have an objectively correct answer.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I always had the idea that the edit button was for minor corrections or clarifications of the post and not to radically change the post itself.
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Mountain biking is also great. You put in loads of work to get to the top and then you get the fun of going down vs a stationary bike which is all work and no fun. You can make them slightly more fun with games like zwift that make stationa
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I have a hard time imagining environmental destruction and poisonous air working for me.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
So the train you use is bad that means trains in general are bad? The solution is to put more resources in to the public transport system.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Often? I'm a developer like most people here and I have to carry less than a backpacks worth on almost all of my trips. On the times I do need to carry more it could fit on one of those bike trailers I see around. Of course if you are
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
As a population car users represent a massive amount of emmisions. Removing that would be one of the highest offenders.
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That time spent on public transport can be used to get work done vs sitting in a car doing nothing else. Also having a decent public transport system is much much faster than sitting in traffic for hours. The american audience has probably
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Aside from emissions, if you drive a car you are making public spaces more dangerous even of you follow the rules perfectly. Our cities and public spaces are extremely hostile to pedestrians especially kids. Its drilled in to everyone that
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Anyone who can afford a car can afford a bike/ebike or a public transport ticket. Electric cars are not a solution to our problems.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Its more of a revocation of the privilege to use destructive vehicles on public land. I'm sure after the ban your cars will still be legal to use on private property.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Why does twitter even need the redirect links when they could just track what you click with JS?
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Airdrop is pretty much useless because its proprietary and only works on apple devices. A useful tool for photo sharing has to work for almost everyone.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I don't think searching works properly as it only searches posts your instance knows about.
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If the results were less helpful than people would stop using it
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That's not reality at all. Many laptops run ARM CPUs now. Especially on Linux.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Its fairly easy to find 3 sources for any story because most articles are just reworded from other articles.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Never finds the stuff I search :/
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
This was a macbook that was about 4 years old and failed because of a known faulty ssd.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Every time I have taken an apple device to a repair shop they have told me they can't get stock of the part or if I take it to an official repairer they charge more than it costs to buy a working second hand version of the device. The
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
How many people are buying vacuume heating chambers to swap a battery vs throwing the phone in the bin and buying a new one.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Apple doing this should bother you because they are destroying our planet for personal gain.
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Article even says it puts a spotlight on pedestrians so they can't see anything.
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Firefox has partly added support recently. They recognise ipfs:// as a valid protocol and allow extensions to implement it.
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In Australia it was a national news story that someone pulled out a gun in a pizza takeaway place. No one was hurt but just pulling out a gun was shocking enough to be big news.
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I have signed up for online corses just to see what the content actually is before deciding if I want to do it.
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I'm sure the 99% of interactions are perfectly fine but the number of bad interactions in the US seems way way above any other western country. There are numerous news stories about Australians gettting shot by police while traveling t
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I don't think it will. What it will do is stop people seeding content just for others benefit and not expecting a reward.
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In demand content always has plenty of seeders. The stuff that dies is obscure content or large archives. Someone only cares about the data once a year when doing research or something. This network won't solve this because there is no
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Is it just me or is scrolling broken on mobile?

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