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391.
by stop50 2y ago
Make healthcare non-existent again. Less safe working conditions -> less able workers -> full employment
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by stop50 2y ago
Wow, they will need them once they come
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by stop50 2y ago
Im working on an small firmware that runs on an badger 2040. it should display tickets(aztec and qr) and a menu to select different apps. I postponed the aztec encoding to later, because there is no lib that runs without the stdlib and no e
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by stop50 2y ago
https://theonion.com/no-way-to-prevent-this-says-only-nation...
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by stop50 2y ago
Im not sure, since i didn't touch ubuntu in years, but when they launched unity they send the search to different websites to find the things you (not) searched.
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by stop50 2y ago
I would compare it rather with an Politburo.
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by stop50 2y ago
Somebody doesn't understand the concept of dependencies. this is not windows where every dependency has to be bundled. It is a dependency tree.
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by stop50 2y ago
Plus you can save some money by reusing ram or m2 ssds th you already have.
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by stop50 2y ago
Judging from other articles about legal hoops and raids on legal weed sellers, im not sure it can be truly a failed experiment.
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by stop50 2y ago
When i remember correctly it means that from now on the airspace around the airport (within 20 miles) is closed for everyone
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by stop50 2y ago
ever heard of sim-swapping attacks? Some of them are done using the ss7 protocol, so the attacked sim still works and is harder to detect unless you are the attacked provider
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by stop50 2y ago
Money
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by stop50 2y ago
I still dont see an advantage of using GET with an body.
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by stop50 2y ago
In a few weeks debian will release its latest version trixie. The chances are high that everything will work out without problems.
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by stop50 2y ago
That is called a hotspot. The us government has easier and cheaper methods to hide what nobody should know. fake agencies, secrecy laws, combining budgets with harmless ones, ... You are probably like most people spyied by private companies
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by stop50 2y ago
Last commit 9 months ago
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by stop50 2y ago
yes, lets ignore the holocaust, the genocide against the herero and nama and last but not least the Romani Holocaust. Of course not. The Nazis of today don't openly say that they want to deport people and passivly killing them. They us
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by stop50 2y ago
I think the standard of 90 days is ok
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by stop50 2y ago
Graphql is more of an database query language than an API
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by stop50 2y ago
I just looked how much it costs for an european style one: less than 400.000€
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by stop50 2y ago
Europe uses them to transfer energy in states and between states. Mostly with AC but there are some DC connections.
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by stop50 2y ago
Use the newpipe fdroid repo: https://archive.newpipe.net/fdroid/repo
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by stop50 2y ago
How do they access it? Wifi or internet? How do you verify that the data you receive is true? Any data you receive must be expected to be forged.
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by stop50 2y ago
Enough of the plan 2025 his people made. A lot human rights violations. Book burnings.
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by stop50 2y ago
And vice versa. Codeberg is the official host of the sourcecode
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by stop50 2y ago
Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbud7PEhqYM
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by stop50 2y ago
Probably not the cheapest, but i throw the hoster of my servers here: https://www.netcup.com/en/hosting They recently expanded to the us.
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by stop50 2y ago
A bad copy of the real thing
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by stop50 2y ago
There are at least in Germany exceptions for this for heavy cars loke these.
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by stop50 2y ago
Threaten people just because you don't like their pricing on one non-vital item on their menu?

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