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by noja 6y ago
Cool. Any thoughts on how it compares to Clavier? https://gryder.org/software/clavier-plus/?lang=en
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by noja 6y ago
Did you use https://coast.noaa.gov/slr/ ?
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by noja 6y ago
Are you saying that GM's pensions are not pre-funded? Where did the pension payments go?
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by noja 6y ago
> Chinese and the Russian vaccines were not even considered. The Russian vaccine's "trial" was mostly a non-consensual trial carried out on their military. I expect this lowered confidence. Does China have a vaccine with d
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by noja 6y ago
Isn't there a front-running side to this story? With the front-runner pocketing billions? Isn't this how Robin Hood makes money? Anyone know?
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by noja 6y ago
I thought they nearly always were. I remember using runners with GitLab years ago.
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by noja 6y ago
I thought GitLab was ahead of GitHub features?
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by noja 6y ago
That sounds... fair? Like a normal expenditure (it doesn't sound like tax avoidance).
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by noja 6y ago
That only works once. If the other side expects shenanigans, then the company can prepay the cleanup cost somehow, either as an ongoing tax, as upfront fee, or as an insurance pool that you pay into. There are probably hundreds of ways of s
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by noja 6y ago
How often do you send it? Every two weeks, or twice a week? Edit: it's fortnightly (every two weeks)
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by noja 6y ago
The benefit of 5G is... 5G? Surely the difference of 5G over 4G is the benefit... which doesn't seem to be much.
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by noja 6y ago
"Decommissioning the UK’s offshore oil and gas infrastructure will cost the taxpayer £24 billion" errr... what? Why is the entity that installed the platform there not responsible for that cost? This article reads very much like a
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by noja 6y ago
What's your argument? Let's do cost versus benefit: Cost: ugly giant white box outside my window. Benefit: ???
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by noja 6y ago
You'd expect better from Sky At Night. (Wikipedia says -143 °C, -225 °F)
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by noja 6y ago
Which version of docsis is this? 2.0 from 2002?
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by noja 6y ago
Any coil whine?
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by noja 6y ago
That photo sure is misleading. I thought it was a pocket laptop.
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by noja 6y ago
It's there always in the same place so you can download Firefox for someone else, or for another device.
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by noja 6y ago
"unknown quantities" - sure!!
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by noja 6y ago
> We need to either slow down on the exponent - not just population We did this. Population growth is slowing rapidly.
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by noja 6y ago
So your argument is that if people want to do something, they should be allowed to?
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by noja 6y ago
http://bookmooch.com/ uses a points system
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by noja 6y ago
Nothing is wrong with it. There was a bug and they fixed it: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-iOS/issues/4623
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by noja 6y ago
I have my pin in my password manager, but I can't tell Signal that. So it hassles me all the time. If I try and disable pin protection it gives me a scary warning about losing all my messages.
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by noja 6y ago
This is exactly what Facebook agreed not to do when they purchased WhatsApp.
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by noja 6y ago
Then Signal screwed it up by hassling them to enter a pin code the whole time. Back to WhatsApp they went.
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by noja 6y ago
For anyone looking for a way of talking to friends or family who are into conspiracy theories, this book is good: https://www.amazon.com/Escaping-Rabbit-Hole-Conspiracy-Theor...
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by noja 6y ago
Maybe he fled.
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by noja 6y ago
Lying to congress?
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by noja 6y ago
Hypocritical much? A Dutch company shipping to Germany must charge and collect the VAT on behalf of the German tax office. If they ship to France they must collect VAT on behalf of the French tax office. And so on. Edit: it's the e

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