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by seszett 9mo ago
> Since the constitution distribute the power based on religion, any census that would mention religion might put into question the current distribution. Funny how similar it is to Belgium's situation, the "language border&qu
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by seszett 9mo ago
> it's largely possible that the location of testes actually doesn't matter It's not really that it doesn't matter, just that there are several different options to allow good enough fertility. If sperm has to be st
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by seszett 9mo ago
> you will be pinned to whatever version of the kernel your device is shipped with That doesn't matter much for using SSH though. For running more complex Linux programs or scripts Termux is indeed less comfortable (but it can sti
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by seszett 9mo ago
Honestly I don't find it more useful than Termux, especially for being so much heavier.
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by seszett 9mo ago
I have been running my mail server for about 20 years now, using three different domains. I have switched servers regularly, mostly between OVH/online.net/Hetzner since they are the three big cheap European hosts. I have also used
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by seszett 9mo ago
> it feels fundamentally more right that my car by default follows the road than keeps going with the turn radius I had previously input. A car shouldn't "keep the turn radius", they normally drive straight by default. T
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by seszett 9mo ago
Those inductors are cheaper than what PCBWay charged for making that wooden box, I don't think their cost matters much here.
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by seszett 9mo ago
It's not clear to me either, but as I understand it it doesn't include pensions because social contributions are not part of "disposable income". I think that "the net adjustment for change in pension entitlements&q
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by seszett 9mo ago
There's no "enforced savings" that I know of in Europe. 3.50% in the US sounds extremely low to me. It has fallen a bit recently but the savings rate was about 25% in France in 2020. Common knowledge says to strive to save at
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by seszett 9mo ago
Unless I misunderstand something, that texture is not especially related to Firefox or vertical tabs. I have it both under Firefox or Chromium, and whether my tabs are vertical or not. It's just the website's background.
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by seszett 9mo ago
To OP, I don't know why but you're apparently shadowbanned, and your comments appear "dead" even after vouching for them. Probably an automated heuristic, you might want to send an email to mods so they can reverse it.
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by seszett 9mo ago
Very nice, I could suggest two more factors influencing growth that are important for plants: geotropism and phototropism. Geotropism basically makes plants grow away from the source of gravity, and phototropism makes them grow towards ligh
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by seszett 9mo ago
> ‘US Americans’ makes it sound as if a distinction is being drawn between Americans inside and outside of the US or something "US Americans" is routinely used to name "people in the US", since "Americans"
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by seszett 9mo ago
> will the Taiwanese think fighting an all-out war with allies like this is worth it? What example do you know of a democratic country collectively "accepting" invasion by a dictatorship because being free is "not worth
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by seszett 9mo ago
> link to an example open-source application that does it that way My experience is with this: https://github.com/Dolibarr/dolibarr (what I currently work on is quite similar, but it's not open source). It work
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by seszett 9mo ago
That seems like a very irrational fear. Attackers don't go around trying to break into Home Assistant to turn the lights on at some stranger's house. There's also no particular reason to think Home Assistant's authentica
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by seszett 9mo ago
Greenland sharks don't kill humans, they're not more "responsible" for what white sharks do than you as a mammal are responsible for tigers killing their prey.
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by seszett 9mo ago
That's what I do too (not iOS + GrapheneOS but the result is the same) as I was tired of fighting to make my bank apps and itsme (digital identity app in Belgium) work on my rooted phone. Everytime I have to use a stock phone I'm
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by seszett 10mo ago
The ban was specifically to hinder the Concorde, so it made sense to base it on supersonic flight rather than noise in case the Concorde would have managed to mitigate its noise level one way or another.
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by seszett 10mo ago
Not to say that they are technically literate, but the average age of French lawmakers (which are just the members of parliament) is 50 years old. It's actually the same as the average age of voting-age French citizens, so they are qui
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by seszett 10mo ago
I don't know about the Dutch but apparently the Flemish don't understand German without having learned it at school. I speak both some German and some Dutch (as nth languages, I can understand them fine but speaking is hit and mis
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by seszett 10mo ago
For this specific issue I'm surprised, I have used all kinds of USB PD chargers for my laptops and all of them but one are less than 100W, with no problem at all. The ones I use most are 20W and 40W, just stuff I ordered from AliExpres
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by seszett 10mo ago
I'm not sure what you mean, what sounds dangerous to me is not caring about what services are listening to on a server. The firewall is there as a safeguard in case a service is temporarily misconfigured, it should certainly not be the
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by seszett 10mo ago
But if they have to be exposed then a firewall won't help, and if they don't have to be exposed to the internet then a firewall isn't needed either, just configure them not to listen on non-local interfaces.
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by seszett 10mo ago
This is about ping though, so presumably ICMP packets. There is no content to cache as the request is sent with random data that must be sent back in the reply. It is very unlikely that VPN providers use convoluted caching systems just to
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by seszett 10mo ago
They don't have to assume that traffic is efficiently routed, on the contrary if they can have a <1ms RTT from London to a server, the speed of light guarantees that that server is not in Mauritius EVEN if the traffic was efficientl
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by seszett 10mo ago
> Google already requires ID for developers in Belgium But it also requires id in France, even for people who don't have an eid. Or in the US, and most likely just about everywhere in the world. I don't see how this is relate
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by seszett 10mo ago
It seems to me as if it would get used by the same services that already require an id, except they would now not require a physical check of the id anymore.
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by seszett 10mo ago
> I will also never have an electronic ID. We (Switzerland) were dumb enough to vote yes for it but we are giving away our freedoms eventually. What's the link with the rest though? Your government already knows you, whether your
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by seszett 10mo ago
> any nutcase in the US with access to a shotgun It's actually not easy to shoot down a drone with a gun if it takes any measure to evade interception. It's not like shooting ducks taking off from a lake. That said, last week

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