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There was an article that hotels are only half booked weeks and after Olympics. Tourist avoid Olympic games.
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Not just automakers. Several dealership install GPS trackers under dashboard to track inventory, and can not be bothered to remove it after sale. If your battery has parasitic current drain, and discharges when car sits idle for weeks, this
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Compiling mininal version of systemd init and systemctl is not that hard. Static with musl libc. In 2024 it is not worth to deal with alternative init systems.
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» “These games are for the athletes who have been dreaming of them for years and fighting for the holy grail of standing on the podium – and someone’s sabotaging that for them,” she said. » More than 45,000 police officers, 10,000 soldiers
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> out of luck Idea can already do everything Haystack can do (open several editor windows, only open single method, code navigation, callers...). On large screens (quad 32" 4k) it is quite useful. But a bit more refined experience w
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One way sync to couple of servers. Unlimited history in syncthing for backups.
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Interesting, I live in EU. I was in Munich a few years ago. Dog owner mugged me, scratched me, and stole my lunch. They broke several rules and attacked innocent person! Then they fled the scene! No proof of vaccination! I had to spend seve
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USB connected disks introduce new problems, like random disconnections. RAID is overkill for home use. It also does not solve backups and snapshots. I use one way syncthing with unlimited history, plus usb-sata adapter.
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Interesting, some notes: - obsidian has similar feature called "Canvas", perhaps look at their work flow. - For me this is uselles as a standalone tool. I need it as Idea plugin. - creating layouts is the part I hate. Perhaps some
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> Today? Even though the murder rate is lower now than it was in the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s—and data suggests violent crime is “near its lowest level in more than 50 years” Most stuff does not get reported as a crime. If there would be an
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London has high air moisture. All the oils and water from floor board would get through right to paper. One cleaning with a mop...
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Easy question, do you make any money out of it? Number of stars is meaningless.
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I replaced Outlook with Obsidian + syncthing. It would be nice to add email into mix. Some sort of service that fetches mails from multiple sources, and exposes them as filesystem. I want to link individial emails from notes.
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I move between time zones a few times a month. At some point time zone changes get annoying. I keep my work laptop and work phone on home time zone, and second phone autosyncs to local time zone. I track meetings by notifications (2 hour pr
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I like Ryanair for similar reasons. "Premium" airlines give you a bit more leg room, but that extra space is filled up with pouch and useless magazines. Budget airlines are in some way better organized and streamlined. For example
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There was similar case with Kiwi.com. Issue was that Kiwi pocketed refounds, would not inform customers of flight changes, changing baggage was very hard... Ryanair service is OK (if you take it as a bus company). There do no play dead as A
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You will not notice good cyber-attack, it is completely stealth. Control over machine has a value, so attacker may even patch security holes (to prevent other attacks), and remove other malware! There is a story from early 2000s, when some
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Many sites do not work with javascript disabled. This has been problem for decades. This is not any different.
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Solar electricity has negative price at peaks. Energy grid needs to shed load.
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This would fit maybe in 2019, but Moldova now has many foreigners. Hotel prices went up considerably! For "Europe's least visited country" try Belorus, Ukraine, Russia, Ossetia or Armenia. Traveling to Mariupol as a tourist i
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> Or do you actually believe the “Milwaukee Tool Store” selling $50 impact wrenches is official I guess not, does not seems like official store. I buy tools from aliexpress sometimes. Most are good. It is hard to get specialised stuff in
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Proven? The link basically says "we do not operate anything, Tesla is just leasing the space".
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> You will be happy with having at least one in your office I would be very happy with zero toilets. It means office has to close, and we work from home. It happed a few times when toilet broke. > but what about having 10 toilets How
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Dogs puts excrements everywhere: parks, streets, even restaurants and grocery stores. This society loves poop! Edit: Many people do not collect their poop. Or leave it behind on fence wrapped in thin bag. And most just pick up like 70% and
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> the raw sewage, which accumulates in an onboard tank Misleading. RVs have separate tanks for toilets or use chemical toilets. "Sewage" is water from shovers or washing dishes.
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Tesla uses local diesel generators to handle spikes. Getting permits and contracts for a few megawatts is not simple. It is basically a small factory!
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> One could spin this idea even further and train several models with radically different world views by curating different training corpi that represent different sets of beliefs / world views. You can get good results by combining
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> And I’m wondering where the fuck you think he is endorsing Ali Express. He made follow up video recently, 3:15. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x8LVOhv7lHs Main point against amazon, it "polices" reviews by it
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Louis did extensive testing, it is all well documented. Wrong fuse can burn your house, and insurance will not cover that! Calling it "blow hard" is misinformation! Aliexpress sells genuine power tools, Chinese brands like "
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Did you actually try to run this thing? It will overheat and be very unstable. With modern mini-PCs you need active cooling even on DDR5 and SSDs!
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