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by pastage 4y ago
Your objections can be split in three parts. First, "this is not for pilots", it probably can be. Second, the layout/design is not helpful, seems to be mostly nit picking (which is good). Third, the data is wrong. The data ca
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by pastage 4y ago
This is available in the London's datastore under open government license according to the FAQ. And no the data is not imported to OSM at this date. But the doc for natural=tree tag in OSM does have quite a lot of possible extra types,
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by pastage 4y ago
My advice flee! SentinelOne is the most unuseable piece of software I have ever used, it only gives you false positives and can not handle spear phishing from people who actually know what they are doing. It sounds good on paper and once yo
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by pastage 4y ago
Just buy a supported system and use the defaults. Has always worked for me since the nintees. On Linux there are a lot more defaults to choose from though, but the basics behind those was the same for a very long time. When I am writing abo
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by pastage 4y ago
That is an interesting fact, considering you seldom see type 1 refering to diabetes without the qualifier. I guess medical society is used to naming things and the problems with that. (Even though T1D is really too broad, often used to desc
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by pastage 4y ago
My thoughts went; diabetes.. network provider. I have worked extensively with PS Type 1 fonts. The title is unnecessary short, even if this was a PostScript working group.
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by pastage 4y ago
The best clubs are the ones where you can hangout. It is just a way to gather like minded people.
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by pastage 4y ago
ChatGPT: "Are any of these sentences repetition of each other" Most educational literature from the US are rife with sentences that might not be verbatim repetition but most certainly say the same with a different word soup.
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by pastage 4y ago
The competitors are free to protest and try to gaslight you into believing you made a mistake. Part of the fun is beingable to give a good explanation as to why the protest is wrong. The game is a friendly social one, at least the one in Sw
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by pastage 4y ago
This is also how you get more people on bikes; build infrastructure that is actually useable by all. Oh how I fear the stroads so common in the US.
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by pastage 4y ago
Yes top up charging would be great! I frequently do 90km runs on my ebike and it would be great not having to worry. Also it would make it easier for me to loiter in shopping areas and such. I believe 240W charge is too little considering t
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by pastage 4y ago
In general people with ebikes tend to use them more, there is nothing lazy about that. It just extends the range and time ordinary people can bike.
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by pastage 4y ago
There seems to be some tasks up regarding the earthquake https://www.hotosm.org/disaster-services/turkiye-earthquakes...
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by pastage 4y ago
Environmentalist everywhere have been fighting mining industry for ever, often confused and co-opted by NIMBYs. Yes it is an inconvenient truth that all consumption hurts us. A car is still a car even if it is electric, we are of course bet
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by pastage 4y ago
I agree about the big comercial servers/games. The community driven servers are often better latency, e.g. I got 7ms in this game, the same server was 60ms when gaming through the VPN and enterprise proxy.
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by pastage 4y ago
These are all valid points, the apt and nftables have bitten me as an older timer. While I think one should handle nmap, tcpdump with care I have never seen an organization that fire someone based on it.
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by pastage 4y ago
2) In Debian a binary package has almost always just been a cache, are we thinking about Debian packaging in completely different ways? Are you perhaps talking about the aspect of doing an "build world"[0] that bsd, Gentoo and no
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by pastage 4y ago
I do not understand what you mean by modules, and how Rust and not Java or Python is helped by this.
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by pastage 4y ago
Why do we need different systems for all languages, all Linux/Windows/Mac/Android distributions. Why are no one reusing what is already there. It might seem like an easy problem to fix. Rust, Java and Go certainly has their p
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by pastage 4y ago
I have never gottem good support from Oracle and never been able to blame them, sure only 5k licenses but when we do have problem they are of no help whats so ever. We have moved most installs to Openjdk. The ones that use official Oracle h
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by pastage 4y ago
My bank used client TLS certificates early on, while it is nifty it was a really bad idea without hardware security. (Paper OTP in their case) IMHO, client side certificates are a big failure even on server to server. The UX of doing it is
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by pastage 4y ago
There is no lack of European veggie food companies, I do not see labeling as a problem, do you know of some actual problems with that? I do think the variance between markets is just too high for me as an European to supply anecdotal eviden
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by pastage 4y ago
Those numbers tracks with GDP per capita of the US and EU. I'm guessing it is going to be different if you look at certain segments of the market. Also in this case you probably need to look at tonnage per capita. You might also be rig
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by pastage 4y ago
With that logic anything we do for the climate is green washing. While your thoughts are catching on, Sweden has always been a nation of mining.
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by pastage 4y ago
I have patched too many python programs to remove unsupported cryptography imports. That rust recompile/install is not fun.
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by pastage 4y ago
I ride with heavy loads, 10+ kilos is common, no stats on that though. For my speed it does not matter much with 2 kg clothes.
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by pastage 4y ago
My problem is that it almost always get stuck in a dreaming state unable to correct bad asumptions when one has been made. Especially when trying to list facts. I. E. It's hard to have a discussion and iterately get the right answer, y
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by pastage 4y ago
I am not really contradicting you here. Just want clarification from GP. My reaction was Huh? As well. With N=15 years of gps data and 40-70 of those days per year below zero very few below -10°C. I can say that I ride slower on cold days o
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by pastage 4y ago
Import with osm2psql can take 13 h on a 128 GB machine with nvme, compared to 30 minutes with geodesk with only 32GB of ram. They do not solve the same thing it seems. But if you want to ask questions on the data and how it relates to itsel
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by pastage 4y ago
I agree if the website does lots of new connections with no cache, the users have a slow last mile internet, and we are talking about LA to Moscow. Otherwise trans Atlantic is fine, 80-150ms max ping is not that bad. EDIT max ping of each

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