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481.
by petre 1y ago
Yup, now they can fire her for breaking the record of incompetence.
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by petre 1y ago
I see it as a continuation of the American Civil War in politics. There was always this attitude but now people are more redicalized, so it's more obvious.
483.
by petre 1y ago
Yes, don't install their native apps.
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by petre 1y ago
They'd like to show you personalised ads, for more effective manipulation, which implies tracking.
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by petre 1y ago
"That amount includes a $487.2 million criminal fine, though $243.6 million it already paid in an earlier agreement would be credited. It also includes $444.5 million for a new fund for crash victims, and $445 million more on complianc
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by petre 1y ago
And in addition to that are unable to distingush between a string "42" and a number 42.
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by petre 1y ago
Lufthansa at it again. Wasn't there a rule after the Germanwings Flight 9525 crash that one member of the cabin crew has to replace either one of the captain or the first officer when one of them temporarily leaves the cabin?
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by petre 1y ago
Lichtenstein is closer and uses the CHF.
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by petre 1y ago
Yup, he talks about stuff like DOGE's AI mass firing tool. https://newrepublic.com/post/191981/essential-jobs-will-doge...
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by petre 1y ago
We don't care about people clicking it as it's not tiktok but an app that complements a certain hardware solution. If you don't have the hardware, you don't need the app.
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by petre 1y ago
They don't want to be subject to app store approval policies, shitty TOS, nor pay Google or Apple a 30% cut. Installing the app is easy, visit the web site, clck the install banner, add to home screen and you're good to go. On the
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by petre 1y ago
Except you can't really build PWAs with those technologies and most web content is now consumed on mobile. I used to do it like that as well, but clients want a mobile app and management decided to give them a PWA, because then we coul
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by petre 1y ago
Check out Graphopper. But if your POIs are from OSM, OSRM might be okay as well.
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by petre 2y ago
I hope Trump ends up in prison, that's all I can say. Arguably South Korea has better democracy, because Yoon Suk Yeol is probably going to prison for insurrection.
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by petre 2y ago
I bet it has some plugin manager like Vim (for which I use pathogen). I also use VSCodium on the desktop simce Atom was abandoned and Vim when editing over ssh. I wanted to like Zed but everything is now infested with AI and the packaging s
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by petre 2y ago
That's why it works so smooth in Italy, because no one has the patience for all the BS, they just want their shot of espresso, not being "educated" into "coffe culture". And they also drink dark roast, no useless sa
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by petre 2y ago
Douglas Adams was right all along then. "There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and
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by petre 2y ago
Sure, use energy beams to strike their jammers.
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by petre 2y ago
The obvious problem with this approach: destroying a jammer in foreign country with a missile is an act of war.
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by petre 2y ago
You're only going yo get "AI art" in the future because artists will have get a second job at McDonalds to survive. The same old themes all over again. It's like the only music is Richard Clayderman tunes.
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by petre 2y ago
It's mainstream, it's media, people read their news on it, so yes. But I'd rather trust NPR, BBC, the Guardian or some other legacy news outlet, because these unscrupulous tech bros will skew the narrarive by silencing some s
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by petre 2y ago
The EU is very slooow to act. It might happen during the next administration but only if each 27 of them are convinced it's a good idea. Like the 2% fot NATO which now is insufficient. How about 5%, since Russia is prepared for war and
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by petre 2y ago
Sure. Thr only thing certain with a character like him at the helm is interesting times , so brace yourself.
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by petre 2y ago
MacOS userspace was forked from FreeBSD, that's why it bundles non-GNU extensions. Also the FreeBSD userspace has since then incorporated GNUisms. Why they went with Bash 2 as the defualt shell is beyond me. I always switched to and us
505.
by petre 2y ago
Just use zsh on MacOS.
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by petre 2y ago
Actually they have a Gauss bell distribution 30% cheap phones, 30% mid tier, 30% flagships. But Apple's regular phones are priced as others' flagships, >800€ per unit. https://www.canalys.com/newsroom/europ
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by petre 2y ago
That's why Buffet sold his Apple stock: he saw this coming. Now he can buy it at a discount.
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by petre 2y ago
Probably why Apple isn't as popular in the EU: Europeans buy Samsung, which has phones for 150€, no need to shell out 800 or 1000€.
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by petre 2y ago
It will be done by your friends the French, even if not to everyone. Poland is very keen on it. In fact they are reopening and massively developing an airbase that will be hosting nukes near Colmar, 200 km from the German border. That&#x2
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by petre 2y ago
If you remember he blew up TTIP, TTP/TTPA during his first mandate.

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