thepangolino

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by thepangolino 3y ago
I loved my Nokia N9 made in Finland. Great hardware and the UI was a gem!
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by thepangolino 3y ago
I've always seen weights as akin to configuration files.
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by thepangolino 3y ago
Probably the social aspect allowing for comments and upvotes/downvotes
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by thepangolino 3y ago
What happens to Mullvad?
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by thepangolino 3y ago
"Acts" don't exist in EU law. You either have Regulations (which become law after being approved) and Directives (which member states are bound to implement in their own legislation). "EU Acts" are just the new BS P
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by thepangolino 3y ago
One of the last giants, signing the end of an era. While not perfect, like anyone, he marked both Italian and European politics of his singular approach and proverbial ball. Politics now are becoming much more dull and suffering of a lack o
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by thepangolino 3y ago
Glad to see this pop up. Local models are vital for privacy!
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by thepangolino 3y ago
GPG key management should have been built into vCard and CardDAV! It's such a missed opportunity!
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by thepangolino 3y ago
Hopefully non AI propaganda will be squashed too through efforts to fight it.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Most alternative linux based operating systems such as Sailfish OS(0.) or PureOS(1.) are perfectly able to run Android apps. It is purely a licensing issue. 0. https://tuxphones.com/purism-librem-5-run-android-apps-anbox...
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by thepangolino 4y ago
They should have awarded tokens for each block computed. Turned it into a blockchain of sort, would have been a hit!
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by thepangolino 4y ago
One thing I don’t get is why do banks need to buy treasuries and not just keep it all in cash?
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by thepangolino 4y ago
That’s why he said paid for.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
What really bothers me with Ivermectin is that it used to be one of the cheapest and most available drugs yet it instantly became taboo to even talk about for in the context of covid. Why a known, safe, cheap and readily available drug coul
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by thepangolino 4y ago
In Belgium Iodine tablets are freely and for free available in all pharmacies. All you need is show up with an ID (this is to prevent hoarding) They will give you a box with enough doses for 2 adults and 3 children for free. Now if only thi
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Fun little game. Level 3 took me from 0 to 100 with no warning.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Providing banking services to people who are unbanked for political reasons is one of the main advantages of crypto imho. This is something you can get hit by in so called democratic countries as Canada demonstrated last year. https:/
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by thepangolino 4y ago
The thing with a domain registration is that you know if you pay for ten years in advance, you WILL have it for ten years. With most SaaS, you have absolutely no guarantee this is going to be the case.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Anything more devious doesn't make the news. Had she had a partner start a startup and fill in all the propriate tax forms after recieving millions of Euros you'd at most have heard about "possible conflicts of interests&quot
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by thepangolino 4y ago
That's a pretty common statistics all around the world. People connect to their the place they grew up in and people they grew up with.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
How's that abusing public infrastructure? 1. Wikipedia is a private entity. 2. It is very well funded. 3. That extension probably uses less resources than someone loading an entire webpage with all associated media just to look up a ur
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Same as for any other country. Dirty laundry of all sorts: tales of corruption, collusion, etc. What makes it different is that Russia is expected to be like that. Not the US.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
It wasn't just the German delegation but the entire press establishment as well. All because it was politically convenient at the time.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Wouldn’t favour the growth of alternative app stores? Upcoming European legislation is forcing eve Apple to allow third party stores on iPhones. I doubt Google would get away much longer with those practices.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
The killer feature I saw in the last years was the HUD in that custom desktop environment Ubuntu had for a while before going back to gnome. The ability to just type and search through all menu items saved me so much time!
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by thepangolino 4y ago
I honestly miss all the 3D effects I had running on Gnome 2. It made my desktop fun to use. Modern replacements for the wobbly windows aren’t getting anywhere close to what I was used to.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
>data harvesting to the government having access to said data - is true for western companies as well and that should be the problem Very much this. As a European who doesn't intent to set a single foot in China, I'm much more
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by thepangolino 4y ago
For me the killer feature of Unity is the HUD[0] allowing you to simply type to find menu items. Save so much time going through options it is incredible. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_WW-DHqR3c
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by thepangolino 4y ago
Now you're nitpicking. https://www.proximus.be/ might not support itsme but it does allow login with user name and password.
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by thepangolino 4y ago
>cost per kWh of solar and wind Are you looking at installed capacity or effective production?

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