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by tapland 3y ago
oh god no
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by tapland 3y ago
A lot of us have been using Auctioneer, which has this functionality, since Vanilla. How was the experience of writing your own?
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by tapland 3y ago
I agree with the previous persons point, which you just flat out disagree with but for some reason veil in some private vs public wording. Many government functions handle data that the private sector probably shouldn't, and you can&#x
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by tapland 3y ago
I'd assume this also sets the lowest price in the danish zone to the UK market price when exporting? NordPool market zones are crazy and some zones see insane price surges when demand prices for neighboring zones are high.
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by tapland 3y ago
Very nice to not require the computers to connect over the network.
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by tapland 3y ago
For bird people joining or helping out at a bird rescue is a great thing that feels meaningful and (if there is one nearby) very accessible at the same time.
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by tapland 3y ago
Aqara zigbee devices are the first non-lights I've used and they have been great!
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by tapland 3y ago
Well, it would be great if that worked but in general people with this oppinion seemed to be fine to sacrifice (as in let die) anyone with a higher risk rather than contribute with money to allow this isolation.
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by tapland 3y ago
Fun, but I really wish I could keep reading without having to scroll through unknown amounts of pictures horizontally.
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by tapland 3y ago
It was interesting because acceptance of surveillance in public was increasing with age, aside from GenZ > GenY. It was apparently part of the Swedish Internet Foundations yearly survey ( https://svenskarnaochinternet.se/
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by tapland 3y ago
What makes you sure about that? There was a survey in Sweden last week about face detection/AI surveillance cameras being deployed in public and GenZ was way more supportive of that than Millennials
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by tapland 3y ago
The US navy doesn't usually run that many ships that haven't been seaworthy for decades. Guess if any private shipping companies do.
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by tapland 3y ago
One thing I noticed: Other people would get hyper from coffee, I would not. My brain would calm down a lot with the help of caffeine. I would regularly down 3-4 red bulls (diet) in the evening if I knew I needed to fall asleep and sleep wel
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by tapland 3y ago
Didn't know Leif founded Omegle but he's struck me as one of the most sincere and well intensioned people I've encountered.
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by tapland 3y ago
Implying video games are fun. Jokes aside, video games are first and foremost things I want to spend time with, which is the opposite of most jobs. Catchy title but yeah =/
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by tapland 3y ago
No. 1G is 9.8 ish (m/s)/s and 3x that is more than 100 kph/s
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by tapland 3y ago
I really wish there was another way to scroll. A lot of scroll wheels are, if you can believe it, not made for scrolling dozens of pages worth at a time and some even make noise while doing it!
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by tapland 3y ago
Consider the implications of your demands.
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by tapland 3y ago
Gloomy weather? Lamps on in the office? This creates a bird death trap.
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by tapland 3y ago
Worked with OpenVMS for a few years. It was great fun and lots of stories from the older colleagues who used to work at 'digital'.
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by tapland 3y ago
What does it cost to live within a 10 minute walking distance of your job in the city center and with grocery stores, doctor's offices, the proper hostpital and the university either between or nor more than another 5-10 minutes away?
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by tapland 3y ago
I'm running Firefox on multiple Windows 11 installs (both at home and work), and never installed it from the store. Latest one fresh a few weeks ago using an account that hasn't had Win11 before. Are there other things affected by
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by tapland 3y ago
Is replica used that way? That can't be
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by tapland 3y ago
I think that's one of the reasons the newer Gripen uses the same engine as the F/A-18. I miss the old Gripen howl =)
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by tapland 3y ago
One good one for data breaches is Mozillas: https://monitor.firefox.com/breaches
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by tapland 3y ago
This is happening outside of the US as well and the hassle is the real deal-breaker. Even during some regular storms you'll probably want to drop by a hotel, it's cramped and always people around outside. Though where I'm at
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by tapland 3y ago
Oh, why didn't it strike me to put that rule in writing. Some users waste hours and hours of moderator time per week and it would be nice to have a written rule to point to for a timeout
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by tapland 3y ago
Not even unicode. It's 8bit/extended ascii and they don't actyally call it löve anywhere that matters. It's named LOVE and nothing else. I'd much rather see projects named in leet or aLtCaPs, which are way cooler
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by tapland 3y ago
It's an entirely different letter. Ö is not O, but Ö can be Ø
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by tapland 3y ago
> Where did you pull 10%, happy to go over your math/model. The example numbers I posted would give 10%. The pricing was easy enough that the 10% worst case could easily be pulled from it. I wouldn't trust the numbers from some

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