randunel

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by randunel 1y ago
Indeed, such a city would prove you lot wrong.
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by randunel 1y ago
Show me a city which banned personal cars and we'll check whether P+R transit to anywhere within is 2h. You can't, because there is no such city. It's personal cars that slow down transit, including preventing new rails being
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by randunel 1y ago
The topic is about cities, not about rural areas. No cars in cities, simple. This concept will probably blow your mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Park_and_ride Imagine a city without personal cars in its inner limi
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by randunel 1y ago
There are other means of in-city transportation, you know https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles_Railway
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by randunel 1y ago
The websites you speak of don't get to decide what my hardware and my software does when running in my hands. Their content is a suggestion for my user agent, not some unbreakable law. If they don't like it, they should shut down
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by randunel 1y ago
I deleted my account at some point after they removed the "sort by date" feature in the timeline, probably more than 10 years ago, because that's when it became clear they wanted to be fully in control of my data sources and
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by randunel 1y ago
How would you know which signals to trust and which to ignore?
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by randunel 1y ago
I have a 2nd gen 2019 Leaf in Europe and it came with Type 2 and another one I've never ever used which looks like J1772, both next to each other in the front of the car. No CCS2 here, indeed. I was under the impression Type 2 was the
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by randunel 1y ago
> Use your banks website. Installing a banking app is asking for trouble. My bank enforces 2fa and the app must be used to log in their website. SMS is an alternative for logging in, but NOT for 3dsecure. > City hall should have inf
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by randunel 1y ago
My banking app, my city hall's app and my kids' school app for parents wouldn't work on non-google OS for "security" reasons. Many more national services require an original OS to function, even if I don't pers
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by randunel 1y ago
Sony actually made Europeans and Australians pay for US consumers' tariffs. They raised prices everywhere else to keep US prices unchanged.
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by randunel 1y ago
The US also stated that they "tone them down 10%" when selling them to other countries.
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by randunel 1y ago
My wife certainly doesn't know how to unlock and start the car without the "keyless" function. Every time the fob runs out of battery, she needs step by step instructions otherwise she's stuck there. She uses and sometim
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by randunel 1y ago
Ugh, all the links in that comment are dead, imgur and microsoft alike :(
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by randunel 1y ago
I have an electric Leaf and I've never, ever, used a "fast" charger. I've been plugging it in my 10A garden socket and it's perfect for overnight charging, it goes from 10% to 80% from dusk until dawn. Annoyingly, I
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by randunel 1y ago
> On March 18, 2016, Isaac Z. Schlueter, the chief executive officer of npm, Inc., wrote to both Kik Interactive and Koçulu, stating that the ownership of the kik package would be manually transferred to Kik Interactive. > After Koçul
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by randunel 1y ago
> Buttplug is an open-source standards and software project for controlling intimate hardware, including sex toys, fucking machines, and more. > Intimate Haptics Control Standard and Library From https://buttplug.io/
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by randunel 1y ago
> > The ability to teach your child to do something depends almost entirely on the child ... > Is this a summary of your personal experience or are you citing research? Strictly personal experience, not just my own kids, but also p
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by randunel 1y ago
My youngest is a boy, indeed.
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by randunel 1y ago
I have two children roughly OP's age, they couldn't possibly be more different in terms of motricity, senses, intelligence, etc. Polar opposites. My first said her first words at 9 months old, "ba" for ball, bath, and 2-
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by randunel 1y ago
Don't let perfect be the enemy of good, or even good enough.
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by randunel 1y ago
Not enough ads and push to spend, I'm afraid.
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by randunel 1y ago
> You can't make Windows windows as Linux windows I can easily do that by using VirtualBox with Seamless Windows mode enabled.
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by randunel 1y ago
New HIBP, same old restriction banning users from 3rd world countries https://imgur.com/a/AzNSreV
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by randunel 1y ago
The ICC judges are most definitely citizens of the members' countries. The "sanctions" are against the persons, not against the institution.
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by randunel 1y ago
Imagine the leader of some random country taking away your country's judge's funds, their email address, their job, for trying to do their job in accordance with the law, regarding a non citizen. You don't have to imagine it,
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by randunel 1y ago
Thank you for the details!
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by randunel 1y ago
Thanks for your reply, but as a Linux user for over 20 years, all I take away from your post is that you haven't really tried, probably because the variety of distros vastly exceeds the two classic options of mac vs windows. I understa
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by randunel 1y ago
> Until 2020, Microsoft had not made any public statements about Wine. However, the Windows Update online service will block updates to Microsoft applications running in Wine. On 16 February 2005, Ivan Leo Puoti discovered that Microsoft
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by randunel 1y ago
There are virtual machines for Linux with seamless window integration, so upgrading to Linux is still recommended imo. OP's statement remains incorrect, because their assumption is that the WSL experience can't be reproduced in Li

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