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1y ago
There is no "Guarda Civil" in Portugal. It's called Guarda Nacional Republicana (GNR).
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10 years ago, we had nearly free ride-sharing and delivery. When a new company entered my market, I could usually get stuff cheaper through it than by walking to the shop they were picking it up from. I believe that we're at this phase
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1y ago
On the other hand, the requirement of stuff like this and MCP for LLMs might just bring back open APIs and stuff like RSS back to the web at large!
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> They didn't seem to state a year this was occurring in Maybe it was modified in the last two hours, but at least now it says "About 16 years ago".
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The solution my country had to this is to simply have a unified government website for contract cancellations, where you provide your contract details and they're forwarded to the provider.
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I live close to Lisbon (in the South margin of the Tagus river) and I can say Meshtastic was very active throughout the outage. I received news of power coming back in the first few towns through it, before FM radio. I needed to get closer
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1y ago
Geoguessr is different as you can rely on implementation details, such as the camera generation, car, processing, and stuff like a large part of some countries being covered with a dirty spot somewhere in the FOV.
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1y ago
I've been using Typst to generate PDF reports and it's pretty nice.
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2y ago
In the case of watches, the luxury ones will actually be much worse at telling time than the $5 quartz one, by design!
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2y ago
>I haven't dug deep enough to find if any have an internal UART or i2c pins to which I could attach one. There's some info for Kobo devices here: https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/Kobo_GPIO_Extensions
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2y ago
This is the first time I'm reading "prompt-kiddie", made me chuckle hard. Jumped straight into my vocabulary :-)
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The article states that the problem is that they looked at random galaxies, 1/3 were moving one way and 2/3 the other. If the distribution was truly random, and the universe is isotropic, we should see roughly 50/50.
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurzgesagt#Sources_of_funding
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We have potentially millions or billions of years of history in front of us. If we find a way and a motive to have self-sustaining communities outside this planet, and considering our own history, it looks at least plausible that we will co
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Does any artist exist that hasn't suffered, at the very least, from the various limits—technical, physical, psychological, or otherwise—standing in the way of the perfect materialisation of their artistic vision? I believe this is undo
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I'm Portuguese, and although we have a lot of high quality textiles being produced here and being used by high end designer brands, most Portuguese people are surprised when they see the label. It's usually a very B2B thing (outda
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2y ago
It was discussed in the video. The OP's electricity is paid by the landlord :P
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2y ago
Thank you for the correction!
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2y ago
https://www.cloudflare.com/partners/ibm/
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2y ago
M-Disk blurays are supposed to last a long time
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In Portugal and I believe most of the world outside the US, Instagram and FB are king. Tiktok is also popular with the younger generations.
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Yes, and they run with kernel level permissions.
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2y ago
Try out Rectangle. You can set keybinds to match what you're used to.
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2y ago
Care to explain? This decision involved the people who actually designed C# itself.
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Cool project! Would be nice to have one of those asciinema recordings to get a feel of how it works from the README :)
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It's still a performance improvement, which at the scale of python deployment will probably mean quite a bit of global power savings :)
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2y ago
h3 has the required pentagons in the ocean (dymaxion icosahedron vertices)
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This is the reason why classical music CDs (and radio) usually sound much quieter. More dynamic range.
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If you store files properly they won't corrupt. If you're that worried, use ZFS or something similar.
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Tried a bunch of cables, including expensive ones. The only thing that solves this is rebooting the laptop.
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