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> No incense. OK > Extinguish candles with a lid. Why no candles instead?
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5y ago
> And what to do when you couldn’t possibly care about any job that would hire you? meditation, hobbies and whatever
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chess.com was founded in 2007. lichess started in 2010. So chess.com was already an established player. The point is that creating a new chess site today would require to be better than lichess. If we look where Magnus Carlsen investment go
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Do demonetized channels get their share? A couple of channels I watch swear a lot, and are demonetized. It's a bliss to watch YouTube without ad interruptions. I don't mind product placement by the content creators. I would be hap
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if you're the only person in the world who has disabled hardware acceleration, you will be uniquely identified by not having hardware acceleration
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There's an opposite example, search for Boris Nemtsov Plaza.
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Italian regulation is very similar https://www.interno.gov.it/it/notizie/regole-i-monopattini-e... but I am not convinced it's enough. - speed limits are not enforced in practice - steady 25 km/h on a bi
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5y ago
There is a difference who gets the data and how it is used. I may be tracked by the government, which already has my taxes to pay the costs, and it has been around since long before I was born. I may be tracked by my phone OS vendor (Apple
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6y ago
Bicycles are also safer, because the first-time or casual rider doesn't zoom at 15 mph on walk paths. And I really doubt scooters can break as well as a decent bike.
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Mandatory user tracking is one thing I don't like in the new electric mobility products. I don't want a "smart" always-connected bicycle, scooter, or car. I want a completely offline system with an on-off button. At leas
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6y ago
That's not enough. If anything, it can make tracking more pervasive and harder to control. The server fingerprints the user and shares this info with an ad network, fetches and injects a personalized ad. Same result, zero accountabilit
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6y ago
Re: google app engine. Is it possible to set a cap on how much resources are used?
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6y ago
> just agree on a place and time It would require a commute longer than that of going to the office. An average employee has already organized their life around the necessity of commuting to the office. Office is probably a central locat
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Love and Anarchy feels very fresh. I enjoyed the light hearted story, an opportunity to hear how IKEA language sounds, and learned a thing or two about modern Sweden. Witcher universe is very East European, so this was another show that
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Eventually you'll be able to buy a used rocket scientist for a few million. Seriously, though, if the tech needs to be actively camouflaged and there's death penalty only for its possession, there's no way many people will us
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6y ago
I suppose it's April 1 content.
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Sounds about right. Streaming is about being able to listen to anything you want. Vynil is about keeping what you like. My Spotify history is full of songs and playlists which I don't even like, and I use it to explore other genres and
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> If 90%+ of our power came from zero-carbon sources like nuclear then it would be a fair point but we're a LONG way from that. Energy production in EU-27 in 2020: 38% renewables (growing), 25% nuclear, 37% fossil fuels (decreasing)
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6y ago
https://i.imgur.com/wS4bMIi.png I remember it worked better in 2016...
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Paperwork issues certainly exist, and can always be improved, and paperless procedures are important, but I disagee with the author that this particular process kills people. Paperwork is not a bottleneck of the Italian vaccination program
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I used surge once recently, and it just works. What I didn't figure out when the same site is deployed to the same domain name, and when it gets a new one. I'm sure it's documented, it's just not obvious (and for a throw
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I pay $3/month for a VPS. Probably not the cheapest way to host, and not the smallest vps offered, but I like that I can just ssh into it and do whatever I want, if/when I want something more than nginx, or I want to configure it
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> Big investors shun Deliveroo over workers' rights It's more likely over Deliveroo fines which are coming. Italy demands €773M in fines for unpaid social security contributions. Italy won't be the only country.
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6y ago
Are there other analytics packages which can operate in a purely session based way?
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There're reports that Reddit is editing user comments before deleting them https: //www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/mbd6q1/the_green_partys_woman_problem_the_spectator/grxxbzx/ As far as I
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6y ago
> I get the feeling petrol cars will be cheaper than electric cars for the low end of the market for a long long time. Various reports estimate electric vehicle cost parity to be achieved around 2025 for small cars, and around 2028 for S
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> You're making a big assumption there - that the parking lot is open to the sky which many airport parking lots are not. Usually there are many parking lots open to the sky, and they even cost less.
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> Elon Musk spoke about this on Joe Rogan recently, and said it’s just not worth it. Tesla cars are heavier, twice as powerful and twice as expensive. Solar panels trade trade design freedom for utility. I'm not sure that big flat s
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In many EU countries - Annual driving distance of petrol vehicles is 10000 km/year or less (250 km or ~155 miles per work week) [source: ACEA_Report_Vehicles_in_use-Europe_2017]. Extending this range by 112 km/week on average is n
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It's not only about employment of the 60 thousand de facto workers. This is about tax evasion through systematic lack of employment contracts. In Italy employers are responsible for paying a number of taxes and contributions on behalf
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