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3y ago
I only know that I adapt in about 5min. I read books in fbreader on a black bg and red text. The backlight can be very low in that app, depending on the phone you can read with an almost black screen. I start at 50% in five min I can it dow
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3y ago
Matomo is not trivial run on prem, there are lots of stuff that do not work on larger installs unless you do lots of manual optimization, what those optimizations are is not obvious. The problems only shows after some time when you have to
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4y ago
I tried to get ChatGPT do sparql, to query wikidata and I can never get my head around queries in that language. It did not go well at least beyond basics.
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4y ago
25 days every year is what normal people take
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4y ago
Getting around on an electric bike will prolong your life. I bike on good infrastructure and it makes all the difference, you see kids bicycle 7km to soccer practice. Two months every year I go to an area such as you describe and while it f
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4y ago
They deserve credit but while IBM did spend lots of money on Linux around 2000, and that helped legitimize Linux. I feel that RH has always been the leader in this industry, and RH Linux was well entrenched in the enterprise long before IBM
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4y ago
> Chromium: Wayback uses a headless Chromium to capture web pages for archiving purposes. [0] I think it is a local spider. This quote is the only clear indication that they actually spider themselves. There are lots of implicit statemen
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4y ago
I went full Linux directly! My problems where more along the lines of having enough space to recompile the kernel and work on my own projects.
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4y ago
Is it the same on sport watches? They seem to easily do 24h when doing GPS tracking. That is the popular models there are watches that can track more than 100h (but they always have bigger batteries). This is impressive for me since I remem
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4y ago
What is in the connector? While the only evil usb connectors I have seen are the big ones. Putting evil in and lighting or usb-c should be more than possible.
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4y ago
Similar problems in many countries, there is usually no problems for the majority who lives there so the pressure to fix it is low.
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4y ago
I am too stuck in single thread front end integration tests to be able to relate. Are you actually talking about testing full stack or just some backend tech. We almost never have problems with our cloud testing, it is expensive. We need it
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4y ago
First of all that NG article and links in it are thought provoking, and second I disagree with the details of your facts on many levels. What is not explicitly said in that article though is that using science for political gain goes both w
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4y ago
Wonderfully put, but I take objection to saying "severly limit cars" what you are actually doing is increasing the throughput so that cars can actually get anywhere. Leaving it at status quo limits cars severly by making congestio
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4y ago
What did you search for? For me a search for bbs gave three good links, but I knew what it was..
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4y ago
I am guessing your are in an urban environment, if it is not too urban two miles is a great half year weekend project for laying fiber yourself.
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4y ago
FWIW that is what Starlink has been saying themselves. Their operations have always been linked to cheaper launches. My opinion is that it is easy to get side tracked when your leader gets stuck in political activism.
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4y ago
As I state in a sibling above this is not the case it is just how we think as humans. You do a lot more harm to you kids and family by driving them in a car.
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4y ago
Actually being in a car is statiscally more dangerous than doing your commute on a bike, because of health reasons. Accidents are not that important.
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4y ago
Having a bicycle stolen is actually a frequentl reason people stop cycling. Getting a new bike sucks.
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4y ago
It depends.. salt works down to -18C on cycle paths as long as you maintain it snow free and do not have big puddles of water. Brushing the snow away down to the asphalt is my preferred surface condition for cycling.
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4y ago
I cycle in areas with ice and snow have done so all my life, all I do is lower my speed and my saddle. That means when there is ice I can always use my feets. This is more stable than walking, in wintertime I will stop and help pedestrians
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You can not be convicted for drunk cycling, but you can still be stopped for recklesness in traffic. Same goes for e-scooters. As long as you do not cause problems there is no legal or social taboo.
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4y ago
Not in Sweden and we have less accidents than Germany.
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Congestion charge makes car ownership easier in that area it is pretty cash anyways. The land is so valuable that you rather fit other things than cars there, e.g. apparments with even more people.
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4y ago
Cars are a poor mans choice in Europe you only have to have a car if you are really poor. Europe is more mixed economicaly so this isn't true everywhere. Sure if you are rich you are also more likely to make life choices that make car
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4y ago
Miguel Díaz-Canel is president now.
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4y ago
Apart from the excellent sibling post, the view is that data imports are hard to handle. The question of updating imported data is tricky. Most organisations who have map data think their data is the best, many times the OSM data is better
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4y ago
Book tip: Zoodiac by Neal Stephenson from the time when the environmentalist fight was just beginning. Sad to see how similar things are, you always need media attention to get these things sorted out. EDIT: Looking at the publication histo
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Of course we have cost estimate and comparisons. What do you want to know? The biggest hurdle is that every car centric project will at least double the cost for other uses of the city/land. That is just for the investment in infra, bu
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