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by petre 5mo ago
He also played in a Star Wars series as a bad guy kidnapping Pricess Leia. I like him a lot.
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by petre 5mo ago
Some off the Queen songs are quite catchy and instantly appeal to a large public. They're more of an iconic band. The name of the band is also quite good for their identity. Californication is a radio tune. There's more to RHCP
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by petre 5mo ago
How about let's not vote for stupid politicians?
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by petre 5mo ago
This sounds a bit like Lenin. We know it doesn't work because in the power void created a worse opressor will flourish. How about I take my business to Ireland if you ban encryption or avoid taxes that fund your paycheck, as an individ
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by petre 5mo ago
If someone wants a guaranteed riot in a Latin country, they just need to somehow mess around with football.
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by petre 5mo ago
Poland has a fresh memory on communism and censorship. Sadly the alternative to your current PM is PiS, who banned abortion, so basically christian conservatives with some fascist ideas, not very different than the ones currently running th
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by petre 5mo ago
Who are the commies behind this, apart from Ylva Johansson who pushed the former agenda and VdL?
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by petre 5mo ago
I was unable to book a doctors meeting through the clinic's website, so I declared "screw tech" and called their call center, which still worked better. The app just searched for the "first available spot" and neve
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by petre 5mo ago
Maybe they'll figure it out when their revenue drops next quorter or the ones after that? I was thinking in the same terms: you put up a QR capcha, you don't get my traffic and money. Just the amount of extra work needed, let alon
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by petre 6mo ago
C obviously.
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by petre 6mo ago
It switches automatically from low beam to high beam. Very useful as I don't have to continously fiddle with the switch. The auto lights and daylight running lights are standard on all new cars. I love it. I never forget to turn on the
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by petre 6mo ago
Not only Toyotas, all new cars sold in the EU need to have an interface for alcohol testers. They already have beepers and other detterents for exceeding speed limits since june 2025. https://www.ietl.net/news-details/n
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by petre 6mo ago
Yes, it does beep a lot but you can adjust the volume to low. Source: we had a 2025 replacement Yaris. It's annoying but the older ones' seat belt alarm is even more annoying, although I use the seatbelt at all times. It also turn
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by petre 6mo ago
Auto headlights switching is nice as well. We have it on the Lexus.
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by petre 6mo ago
It's like the MBS during the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis. Today it prints money, tomorrow it blows up in your face. Yeah they put a blue check on it like Elon did. Until they get paid to put the check on slop. Rotten fish is still ro
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by petre 6mo ago
Department store musak, worse than hotel lobby or elevator musak. I just heard a country cover of Gangnam style in Korean with Southern accent. Hundred percent not "AI artist". Spotify is too expensive for the amount of slop the
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by petre 6mo ago
You don't have to wonder, because it is the agenda that you're thinking about and also the agenda of fossil fuel companies. But we now have two lessons that teach us that being anti-nuclear was stupid: the Ukraine war and the curr
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by petre 6mo ago
The over regulation is there becaused the Soviets have shown us what under regulation, disregard for safety and zealotry can lead to. Even Japan managed to screw up. Yes, it took a 9 Richter scale earthquake and a tsunami, plus some mistake
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by petre 6mo ago
There's a video of Alvin Weinberg explainng why. It's the smaller scale that allows those safety guarantees. https://youtu.be/iW8yuyk3Ugw?si=MEJpGpX8LQuGn7iv
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by petre 6mo ago
I've installed it from flatpak and it has improved somewhat but won't use it because it doesn't remember the window size and position. Resizing the window is a pain in the ass, the arrows don't show up until you match th
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by petre 6mo ago
Yeah, I specifically asked it about it. It seemed less censored than Gemini, back when it appeared and the latter was quite useless.
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by petre 6mo ago
You should see scooterists then. Especially those on the scooter sharing networks.
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by petre 6mo ago
Designated drop off points with disabled person priority is the answer. How do you dropp off a disabled person in a lane with clogged street side paking? Shouldn't you be against street side parking by the same logic?
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by petre 6mo ago
Bicycles have bells and brakes, you know. And cycling commuters have eyes to see opening car doors. It's also more difficult to use your phone on a bike and Japan has new laws regarding that.
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by petre 6mo ago
4 ft is great for a one way bike lane.
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by petre 6mo ago
What's wrong with lane separators¹? Bollards are dangerous for cyclists. Rised bike lanes are also parked onto. I had the displasure of sliding on reentry when a car was blocking the raised bike lane. Next time I'd rather stop and
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by petre 6mo ago
Maybe he wants to frame it as the scientists being abduced by aliens. We now know that the whole UFO narrative of the 90s was a government psy ops to distract people from stealth fighter testing and dismiss the sightings as 'aliens&#x2
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by petre 6mo ago
They possibly do, which is why France invited Musk to attend a hearing. https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/musk-summoned-by-fr... But they would gladly use that for more control.
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by petre 6mo ago
That's actually great for social media companies to create a profile on you and feed you ads. They don't care about the bots or denocracy. The only hope for a real public debate is to show up in person at the debate.
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by petre 6mo ago
> No travel service has ever wanted me to use digital id, let alone any other kind of shopping Yup, until they are regulated to do so in case you buy booze, porn, metal detectors, crossbows or who knows what else. And until silversmith t

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