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by nebalee 4y ago
It's funny, real buttons on devices that look and feel like buttons are on the retreat with almost everything using touch controls nowadays. So the flat and featureless buttons of modern GUIs increasingly reflect the UIs of the physica
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The flaws in China’s nuclear power drive(hindustantimes.com)
2 points by nebalee 4y ago|0 comments
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by nebalee 4y ago
Right-Click on one of the open tabs, click "select all tabs", right-click it again and click "Bookmark Tabs" Also, individual tabs can be added to the selection by Ctrl-Clicking them.
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by nebalee 4y ago
Xfce (Thunar, Xfce Terminal, Mousepad) also uses CTRL-PGUP/DOWN to cycle tabs, as does MATE (Caja, MATE Terminal, Pluma uses CTRL-ALT-PGUP/DOWN). Neither uses CTRL-TAB for tabs but to cycle through buttons/icons on the GUI. A
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by nebalee 4y ago
With GNOME 3 being the default on Fedora and Ubuntu (and others) I'm sure it has more users today than GNOME 2 ever had.
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Bankers Are Driving the Wheat Price Explosion, Not the War in Ukraine(novaramedia.com)
43 points by nebalee 4y ago|14 comments
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by nebalee 4y ago
Aren't some ISP in the US owned by media companies? For those there would be a clear incentive to scan their customer's traffic for copyright violations, right?
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by nebalee 4y ago
Don't pat yourself on the back too hard. Finland just now cancelled its contract to build the Hanhikivi plant, of which a third would have been owned by Russia. The contract was finalized in late 2013, more than eight years ago. The
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by nebalee 4y ago
Regarding the extensions of the transmission grid the latest monitoring report (in German only) is available here: https://data.netzausbau.de/Vorhaben/Monitoring/Monitoringber... About 25% is done or currently bei
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by nebalee 4y ago
There are no 'last remnants of preserved landscape' in Germany. 97% of all forests in Germany are Wirtschaftswald i.e. commercially used forests.
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by nebalee 4y ago
They do: https://avm.de/produkte/fritzbox/fritzbox-5530-fiber/ https://avm.de/produkte/fritzbox/fritzbox-5590-fiber/
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The Gig Economy Project – Analysis(braveneweurope.com)
1 points by nebalee 4y ago|0 comments
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by nebalee 5y ago
Strictly speaking, isn't every driver responsible to check that their vehicle is in working order before driving? And aren't tire pressure sensors compulsory in the EU and the USA nowadays? If you miss the sensors' warnings a
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by nebalee 5y ago
Seeing as he appears to favor FLOSS software (GCC, Make, OpenOCD), the shadiness comment may as well be directed at the Windows-program part.
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by nebalee 5y ago
> SPD in Germany would gladly see Telegram be completely banned. > They even brag about this in their own party-media: https://www.vorwaerts.de/artikel/innenpolitik-spd-gegen-tele... Nothing in this article suppo
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by nebalee 6y ago
Sorry, it's been a while, I don't quite remember, but I think I either replied to the mail they sent informing me of the lock or it was a support contact address in that email. And they never replied, I just logged into my account
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by nebalee 6y ago
Don't forget that Pis also draw quite some power while idle. The Pi 4 draws around 3.4 Watts [1], or around 2.7 Watts since they are running headless in a server setup you'd probably disable HDMI [2]. Times fourteen that's 3
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by nebalee 6y ago
When they locked my freshly created account and didn't let me use it unless I gave them my phone number I mailed them and told them I would not do so for privacy reasons. My account was unlocked the next day.
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by nebalee 6y ago
I had the same happening, created an account and it was locked the same day only to be unlocked when I provide a phone number. I wrote them an email telling them I refuse to give them my number for privacy reasons and they unlocked my accou
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by nebalee 6y ago
> I honestly can't see the desirability about a feature that allows you to see when others have read your message. When placing an order via email it's really useful to get an automatic confirmation that the order has been read
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by nebalee 6y ago
https://github.com/davesteele/comitup does this. No idea how well it works, I have not tried it yet.
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by nebalee 7y ago
Greenhouses maybe. Those are usually constructed in a way to get the most out of the incoming sunlight, right?
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by nebalee 7y ago
Another sinister way of doing this is having users solve captchas in order to comment and keeping a badness score of the troublemakers. Then pretend they failed the captchas at a rate proportionally to their score.
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by nebalee 7y ago
Actually, the majority of Germans are for ending coal power as soon as possible: https://www.zdf.de/politik/politbarometer/190125-mehrheit-sc...
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by nebalee 7y ago
To add to that, there is no independent agency in Germany that is tasked with investigating police misconduct. All cases are investigated by other policemen.
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by nebalee 7y ago
How is having a shitty job a justification to vent your frustration by being unnecessarily violent towards peaceful protestors?
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by nebalee 8y ago
The talk is about tracking people that do not have a fb account with apps using the facebook SDK.
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by nebalee 8y ago
They are built by their german division Alstom Transport Deutschland (former Linke-Hofmann-Busch) in Salzgitter and Alstom is about to merge with Siemens Mobility.
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by nebalee 9y ago
You'll have to look for an alternative as the dev of FG wont port his addons to WebExtensions: https://github.com/gomita/firegestures/issues/170#issuecomme...
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by nebalee 9y ago
In Firefox (Chrome probably too) you can enable Reader Mode by clicking on the icon that looks like an opened book on the right end of the location bar.

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