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odiroot
4y ago
I vaguely remember Maemo on Nokia N900 used Prolog to manage the sound system (notifications, priorities etc).
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odiroot
5y ago
Singapore works because congestion charges are high.
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odiroot
5y ago
Bingo! I didn't want to name them, to give them free publicity.
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odiroot
5y ago
I don't really understand the wooden poles. I thought it's a relict of the past but then again, I saw a new wooden pole being erected a few weeks ago, it had the junction box on top, I guess ready to provide the final legs to hous
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odiroot
5y ago
Southern England is also doing quite well, with multiple competing FTTx operators. But it highly depends where you live (dense centre vs residential districts).
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odiroot
5y ago
I currently live in England, in a (city) area, where it's pretty much impossible to get ADSL. Openreach doesn't go that far. I assume it used to be a TPON zone. Fortunately, there's a new separate, private operator FTTC netwo
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odiroot
5y ago
Pebble Time is still my favourite smart watch ever. And mine is working without problems 7 years now. The battery life went down from ~10 days to 5-6 but still much better than any other I tried using. Built-in compass, always-on display an
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odiroot
5y ago
> I was flying my kite for kite aerial photography and a chinese ((or taiwanese) or japanese) tourist noted my blackened teeth an told that green tea does not color. And it worked ok. I think black (red) tea is very much worth it. I jus
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odiroot
5y ago
> Try the fact that the middle class has been gutted by an unfair tax structure > Our tax structure is insanely out of balance. That's the number one core problem in the United States. This is actually even worse in many places i
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odiroot
5y ago
That must be great for productivity!
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odiroot
5y ago
There's never a need to use anything else than Celsius, in Europe. Ok, we do learn Kelvin in school but you wouldn't really use it in a normal conversation.
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odiroot
5y ago
I pretty much only get southern California and southern Florida with my ideal range. I wish this website supported Europe and Asia.
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odiroot
5y ago
What have you switched to?
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odiroot
5y ago
Rubber hose cryptanalysis in action.
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odiroot
5y ago
The democratic world.
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odiroot
5y ago
It seems to me (a Pole) this language is much biased towards South Slavic languages. Possibly also towards East Slavic. It's not very similar to Polish.
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odiroot
5y ago
My name is so rare, in my own country, I only get two small spots. And I don't live (or haven't lived) in any of them.
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odiroot
5y ago
I've been happily using Namecheap for years. Now you really impressed me.
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odiroot
5y ago
> Chechnya war also was very close and nobody cared since they were mostly Islamic Maybe USA didn't care. I remember, as a child, my Polish parents being glued to the TV, watching the situation unfold in Chechnya. As far as I know,
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odiroot
5y ago
This is already a thing on KDE Plasma.
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odiroot
5y ago
I'd recommend people to read Matt Ridley's book before trusting these "studies". https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58647975-viral
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odiroot
5y ago
I've been using Excalibur/Camelot in production. It has been great (considering how non-standard PDF tables are). You just cannot approach it in a fire-and-forget way. It has two modes of operation and various PDF "styles&quo
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odiroot
5y ago
There's always Telegram. People share channels with friends and family.
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odiroot
5y ago
Still better than letting them stay and show how weak the western liberal democracies are.
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odiroot
5y ago
I stand corrected then!
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odiroot
5y ago
> EU and US will use every diplomatic and financial weapon against Russia [Citation needed] The softening of sanctions has arrived already.
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odiroot
5y ago
Such a lightweight tool at that! Barely any JS loaded.
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5y ago
I don't know which community is toxic and wouldn't even risk using such strong term. Still, I have to say, it's really weird to see (last few months) everything being rewritten into Rust, just for the sake of pride(?). Haven&
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odiroot
5y ago
I guess the difference is, there was still a lot of substance behind Jobs. And delivering (mostly) good products. Now we're dealing with Elizabeth Holmes et al, who just cargo cult off Jobs' legend.
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odiroot
5y ago
I'm very careful not to break mine, for the same reason :)
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