tapland

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by tapland 2y ago
So if the person has, let’s say, autism, and will not be able to endure this for longer than a few hours before becoming completely overwhelmed. What do you want these people to do, since they aren’t allowed to respond how they might do? Wh
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by tapland 2y ago
Is text written an in an image field more visual than other text?
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by tapland 2y ago
On iOS it’s still safari backend though?
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by tapland 2y ago
Yeah, there was a lot of debates when they started relying on cell networks for alarms systems (mostly for the elderly) as a way to not have to maintain the copper.
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by tapland 2y ago
And Europe. Finalizing the shutdowns of 2G and 3G networks in Sweden during 2025.
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by tapland 2y ago
I see this but usually only when someone who has never saught a diagnosis or have any shared experiences keeps referring to their supposed autism in a community with a lot of autistic people who will backlash. Never seen a discussion go bad
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by tapland 2y ago
If we can find specific subtypes it would be extremely helpful. You can’t expect everything to be presented only with a complete solution.
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by tapland 2y ago
Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime. Now Boss makes 10 dollars, on HN that’s fine.
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by tapland 2y ago
Happens to me every time, it’s very relaxing. I get them both-yearly and get a p. good rest. For shorter flights (1-2 hours) I usually fall asleep shortly after takeoff and wake up at landing. The a 320 neo I took recently actually felt too
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by tapland 2y ago
Yup, but while making the window smaller to write this I noticed I can make it a small window, about the size of my phone, to get text that is reasonable. The site, giving UI advice, is written assuming your display is always ~7" ?
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by tapland 2y ago
Well, when was the last time someone saw something like that advertised on billboards? Can’t remember ever seeing anything like it on a billboard outside SF which is a very weird special case
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by tapland 2y ago
> You do not keep individual private lists of people changing genders. On this note: Some organization in Sweden actually does store changes like suggested in the top comment. Both the tax agency and police were interested in knowing who
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by tapland 2y ago
They're still still an immigrant. The numbers are for residents (at some point in time) and citizenship isn't reflected by it.
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by tapland 2y ago
It's not really fine. I work on a Healthcare system in the nordics. Who you billed, who visited what doctor, who your primary care provider is, all the people a doctors office has as patients, refers to the SSN. You don't want to
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by tapland 2y ago
It does, but if you already have a Personnummer or get a residence permit right away so that you are eligible for one you don't get the temporary Samordningsnummer.
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by tapland 2y ago
I got similar results, and that would be ok if it didn't sound so confident with the guess.
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by tapland 2y ago
\o/ Deal with this all the time working with an old system written in COBOL. Current system was patched with a db column for century. The problem that really flies under the radar though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by tapland 3y ago
You only push after you've established your guy as the likely successor. If this was coordinated it was not the first move.
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by tapland 3y ago
It's somehow still not standardized on the psu-side of the cable.
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by tapland 3y ago
The translation isn't even necessarily damning. A lot of countries require publishing in the local language, and then you want it in english too.
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by tapland 3y ago
What was the justification for the app store ecosystem?
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by tapland 3y ago
At that humidity level you can't cool by sweating. We've had days like that in southern Sweden, near the coast with very high humidity. I'm starting to go crazy over us not having ACs, and windows that are really hard to get
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by tapland 3y ago
Shortly before I received password recovery codes to my email, from all facebook accounts I have. My email requires 2FA, as does my facebook account, but when I went there and clicked "forgot password" there was an unknown email a
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by tapland 3y ago
Thank you! This was probably the most thorough answer I've gotten yet. Worst case I could fly home to get it (6 months until free care ends after moving away fromwhere I am now), and I could bring 3 months with me. This makes planning
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by tapland 3y ago
I got this last year, after being on oral meds for a while. One downside I was told is the risk of rejection/allergy to the medicine if treatments aren't given regularly. On that side note- Pondering a mive to the US from the EU,
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by tapland 3y ago
Just yesterday i experienced the smell that was just like the apples from a tree in our yard 25 years ago. There are easily many hundreds of unique smells we can identify.
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by tapland 3y ago
Instead of guessing and posting as if this was _very weird_ you could just have done a quick google search and found that yes, most likely they could? It's not needed but spread over a day, sure they could. Sweet tea is very different
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by tapland 3y ago
Yes it would: https://wordledictionary.com/results?find=_____&has=i,n,o,p,... Ponzi is a surname, and not included in Wordle.
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by tapland 3y ago
Can this machine know that? A machine could, but is this machine sophisticated enough to do that? Why do we play around with hypotethical scenarious where this warning message on another device might not be shitty DRM?
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by tapland 3y ago
When/where has it been marketed as anything but a "hide history from local users" feature? All I've seen is the marketing for "buying gifts for your spouse in secret"-feature. You are saying they have marketed

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