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by petre 1y ago
I would agree if you'd be talking about branding gas as sustainable , which Germany actually tried before the war in Ukraine and the sabotage of the Northstream pipeline. But in this context, it's pure hogwash. Burning wood pelle
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by petre 1y ago
What do you think the furniture industry does with the wood byproducts such as sawdust and bark?
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by petre 1y ago
Larry Wllison is advocating the same invasion if privacy mechanisms or worse and he clearly understands the tech.
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by petre 1y ago
I'm sure the police can catch child abusers the old fashioned way: by infiltrating cp networks and posing as kids online. This snooper's charter is in fact overreach and an invitation to build something like the Stasi.
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by petre 1y ago
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Columnaris'. Grows quite fast, at the rate of 8 in to 1 ft per year and stays green in the winter. We have a regulation regarding fence height. Whoever wants a higher fence uses this tree, it can grow up
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by petre 1y ago
Even better: an infrared laser.
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by petre 1y ago
This comes up all the time. I used to dismiss lisps and schemes as well because of parens until I've messed with Racket. My advice to you is to stop worrying and embrace parens. The REPL helps.
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by petre 1y ago
I wouldn't worry too much. Espresiff is going to flood the market with countless units of this chip available for cheap. It can do Zigbee/Thread/BLE. https://www.espressif.com/en/products/socs/e
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by petre 1y ago
I just use Ikea's remote because I won't bother to link the light and the rmote through HA and set up scenes. It just works as a remote: on/off/dimmer. I can either pair the thing with the HA ecosystem or the remote, bu
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by petre 1y ago
Yes, but it's still agri products sold for pennies. Compare that to motor vehicles, car parts, furniture and sanitary hardware that Poland exports. Also, I never ate Shopska salad made with Dutch tomatoes in Bulgaria, even in restauran
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by petre 1y ago
You can't possibly compare Poland to Bulgaria with 1/8 Poland's GDP and 17% its population. For Bulgaria the Euro is completely fine, as the Lev has been pegged to the Deutche Mark and later the Euro for ages. It's expor
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by petre 1y ago
Maybe, but the semis are also faster due to bureaucratic reasons involving train operators, which are mostly state owned companies in Europe. So p derivate enterprises just hire a trucking company to deliver goods faster. Rail is mostly use
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by petre 1y ago
The joke goes that thanx to Trump, Canada might actually join the EU.
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by petre 1y ago
There were even Russians at some of the anti Euro protests. Probably proped up by the Kremlin through Tiktok and Telegram. Bulgaria has a pegged currency to the Euro since forever, they got quite depopulated after 1991 and their only chance
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by petre 1y ago
Waxed paper, glass jars and bottles, metal cans.
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by petre 1y ago
The news of the Nordstream bombings was received warmly in most of Central and Eastern Europe, not just Poland. The men and women who carried out the operation are heroes.
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by petre 1y ago
So Hamas used the Quatari funds for kids' food and medical supplies to buy and manufacture weapons. How does that change anything? https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2023/10/19/hamas-used-iranian-p...
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by petre 1y ago
They could have at least built a better more useful Siri. The thing is outdated, so 10 years ago. People could have used it to call snd text from the car or search the Internet in a meaningful way.
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by petre 1y ago
M$ had all the means at their disposal to build such a tool but failed.
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by petre 1y ago
Sure, they're making weapons grade uranium to exhibit it in the Museum of the Islamic Revolution and the Holy Defense in Teheran.
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by petre 1y ago
> starting a new war with Iran Hamas has started in on the 7th of october 2023, effectively rolling back years of negotiations done by Yasser Arafat. Where do you think they've got the weapons from? Netanyahu is no better, but they
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by petre 1y ago
Sure. It's nice to hope though. The Iranian establishment is even more rabid now.
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by petre 1y ago
No worries, they won't go to set up blind dates with Guadelupians.
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by petre 1y ago
> Leica is obviously social signalling. I used to think that as well until I got one of their lenses for m43. It's a niche market which Fuji also captured quite well.
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by petre 1y ago
That's if you don't factor in the shitty ergonomics of an iPhone used as a camera compared to an actual camera. I've got an Instax Mini Evo, so I believe the guy.
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by petre 1y ago
> Why isn't DHS protecting them? I'm not sure the DHS is protecting anyone other than the Trump Administration's narratives at this point.
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by petre 1y ago
> What Homeland is DHS securing? The US or Israel? There are more Jewish people in the US than Israel. I guess this is what they're securing against? https://www.adl.org/resources/report/audit-antisemitic-i
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by petre 1y ago
> Linux is about diversity FreeBSD and even some Linux distros use boring technology™ that just works, thank you. I don't need breakage due to diversity , I need a stable OS that is reliable, works and doesn't crash.
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by petre 1y ago
Sure mate, but I guess I'll stick to X if it works, I don't care who's fault is it, nvidia's or wayland's. Life is too short to have a crashing UI interrupt my work.
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by petre 1y ago
You can still disable them and I think also uninstall with adb.

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