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by seszett 3y ago
> You could also have mentioned that he abolished restrictions and discriminations imposed in the Jews in every European country he conquered. Decriminalization of homosexuality as well. Many things can be criticised but he did large
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by seszett 3y ago
"Forced to close" [...] "the downward trend started with [among others] younger people drinking less". I get why pub owners aren't please with this situation, but I do think it's a win for society as a whole. I
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by seszett 3y ago
> I don't understand why there isn't a dedicated line Obviously, because it would take away capacity for the regular users? It's among the most heavily used lines in the world and tourists are probably a single digit p
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by seszett 3y ago
I can't find a followup, but it seems like "rbishop-xx" is still there, "rbishop" still owned by someone else, and Russ Bishop has moved on to the user "russbishop". It's still a bit curious and troub
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by seszett 3y ago
> but so far no finally usable implementation exists even for m1 macbooks and they age quickly, and I doubt people will see anything usable in the end (yeah, you might get a fully working Linux on your old dusty m1 when you buy m7, happ
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by seszett 3y ago
How are you applying that to the Asahi packages though? They're just packages for Fedora, a pretty generic distribution, and ArchARM, which is also meant to be installed on Raspberry Pis or Chromebooks after all. I know it because I ru
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by seszett 3y ago
It asks for language only, unless we're talking about a different website.
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by seszett 3y ago
That's really not common, the French versions are André for a man and Andrée for a woman (same pronunciation).
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by seszett 3y ago
That's not really how market works though, if you could make processors that were a million times faster than current ones, there would be demand for much more than 133 000 a year and many people would be ready to pay more than 600$ fo
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by seszett 3y ago
The popover does seem to require entering an email address before clicking on "continue reading". It actually doesn't, but it's not obvious and although this time I did click on the right button, I know there are at leas
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by seszett 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that's how most remote controlled garage doors get closed. Maybe some people in individual houses watch and wait for their door to be fully closed before driving away, but that doesn't seem to be the norm for
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by seszett 3y ago
> VW - been talking about EVs for years but ... nothing. Well I think they're the third EV manufacturer in the world for 2023. BYD is first (I guess mostly in China), Tesla second and Stellantis (Peugeot, Fiat and some American br
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by seszett 3y ago
This is light pollution, it doesn't have much seasonality and evolves slowly.
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by seszett 3y ago
> Russia is also in two continents Egypt is too, as well as the US I suppose (to mention only countries more populated than Turkey). Their population distribution is more unbalanced than Turkey or Russia though.
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by seszett 3y ago
I can't really watch the video but a dolmen in France is just a small roadside attraction, there are so many and they are usually on private property, you can't build a museum and visitors center around every single dolmen.
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by seszett 3y ago
Mastodon provides RSS feeds for every account, but no RSS feed for your "home". There's a feature request open for that: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/18601
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by seszett 3y ago
I know, my point is that you can't count on "marketing" to ensure security.
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by seszett 3y ago
I can't remember the last time anyone I know chose an airline because it is "marketed on being safe". When a choice is possible at all, price is always what makes the difference in my experience.
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by seszett 3y ago
> those people are also overwhelmingly women. As far as I understand it takes having two X chromosomes with different versions of the gene that encodes the receptors for green, so only women can be tetrachromats.
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by seszett 3y ago
> I only ever see high-resolution epaper matrices, but in principle I think you should be able to have much simpler epaper segment displays and so on, just like for lcds. Is there some reason this is not a thing? This is a thing. At ho
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by seszett 3y ago
That's what I thought at first but since they use transparent doors (covered by the screens) for the inside-facing cameras, they are really nothing more than an added heat source close to the coolers.
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by seszett 3y ago
It's a Natura2000 zone, they did build illegally without a permit in the first place, and argue that a retroactive permit could be given because of the small footprint. Two tribunals at two different levels (additional authorities sepa
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by seszett 3y ago
I'm not sure what you are referring to but they probably just didn't have a building permit, and what they had built was likely not compliant enough to get permitted after the fact. That they had cleaned up the landfill is rather
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by seszett 3y ago
I very rarely notice it, but this very article to me is displayed in Bitstream Charter (I think because it contains one character somewhere that isn't present in Georgia) and Bitstream Charter is awfully bad for some reason, probably b
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by seszett 3y ago
Ironically you might have to root your phone to install the necessary Magisk modules to make the app think it's on a phone running the official thing.
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by seszett 3y ago
> If someone puked on a train in Paris, what would happen? Probably nothing much to be honest. The train would get cleaned at the end of the line I guess. As to drugs, I don't think anything would happen either (apart from the other
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by seszett 3y ago
But I don't understand, Paris doesn't have a reputation for cleanliness and the cloth seats of the metro aren't especially disgusting. Trains around the world also have fabric seats obviously, because nobody wants to spend ho
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by seszett 3y ago
> So the French region that Torbay riffs on is also itself riffing on an Italian region. Maybe nitpicking but the French Riviera is just the (now) French side of the "original" Riviera. It's not a reference to a differen
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by seszett 3y ago
That's a very simplistic take, and it's not going to work in many places. Like Belgium, I'm pretty sure the various sublevels would just setup their own channels and ignore the federal one. Belgium isn't going to become
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by seszett 3y ago
> Securing is also pretty simple since the government could just publish the public key they’ll use for signing these alerts and OS vendors could refresh that key on a regular basis. That would mean hundreds of keys to manage and regul

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