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tuukkah
7y ago
This seems to be a proprietary alternative to open source libraries such as Cytoscape.js: https://js.cytoscape.org/
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7y ago
More info on the cruise liner: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RCGS_Resolute Seems buying one made in Finland can be a lucky charm as ice breaking is obligatory here.
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Thanks for elaborating! I think we mostly agree. Perhaps the biggest question is whether it's ok to profit from the pandemia? I would say in general it's ok as long as your prices are reasonable and there is no surge pricing, but
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tuukkah
7y ago
Have they begun to offer vegan currywursts yet?
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7y ago
You don't need to be for-profit to be independent, and you don't need a paywall to get paid - see Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/global/2019/may/01/the-guardian-...
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7y ago
I would say that's mostly old by now and the new new is this bit: "he is partnering with Ikea – which feeds 660 million people a year, making it one of the 10 largest food-service operations in the world – to “veganise” its menu.&
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7y ago
Obviously, the point is to find something that is feasible for the city of Helsinki and to attract an implementer to Helsinki. As for nuclear, see my other comments. Also, the city is already doing a lot, but it's not enough: Most of t
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There have been numerous issues with the quality of the work (the Wikipedia article has a list.) "Many large components, such as pressurizer forgings and some reactor internal parts, had to be re-manufactured once or twice to achieve
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7y ago
Then we ordered another reactor, a VVER, from the Russian Rosatom in 2013. It's already 4 years behind the schedule and won't open before 2028. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanhikivi_Nuclear_Power_Plan...
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It's about the difficulty of implementation. Areva and Siemens are not able to finish the construction. Safety requirements obviously make it more difficult than, say, an airport (BER), and I bet the organisational culture of the const
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Nuclear is not so easy: "In February 2005, the Finnish cabinet gave its permission to TVO to construct a new nuclear reactor, making Finland the first Western European country in 15 years to order one.[17] The construction of the unit
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I don't think the city expects anyone to invent a new reactor type or such for that funding. If you have developed something, Helsinki just hopes to see it here sooner than later: "We invite innovators from all around the world to
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7y ago
There are ways around the battery management mis-features, but you need to check the instructions phone by phone here: https://dontkillmyapp.com/
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7y ago
Counter-example: Telegram is available in Google Play and implements its own push service (kept alive by a permanent background notification).
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One, end-to-end encrypted push service can make any intercepted data useless, as you cannot even know if the traffic corresponds to a message or is just a ping, let alone which app or contact the message is from.
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7y ago
Also a blog post from the researchers: "What can people do to self-manage their motivation and behaviour? We found 123 strategies" https://blogs.helsinki.fi/nhankone/2020/01/13/what-can-peopl...
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Techniques to change and self-manage motivation and behaviour
(osf.io)
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The real title and abstract of the study here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/ijop.12642 "Not only assholes drive Mercedes. Besides disagreeable men, also conscientious people drive high
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7y ago
Isn't the point that you can modify and deploy a copy on your own infrastructure?
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It was easy to find and it looks appropriate to me: https://undraw.co/license
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TLDR: "a method and an application for producing publications in a variety of formats—EPUB 3, Mobi/KF8, static website, PDF, and XML file, which can be imported into InDesign for print layouts—from a single source that consists of
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7y ago
All of us don't watch TV series.
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7y ago
Could any of the downvoters explain why the quoted is an advantage over Websockets then? The quote is from the README section "Why Server Sent Events (SSE)? Why would you choose SSE over WebSockets?": https://github.com
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Good point and a downer if you need to hack with multiple EventSources. In any case, I see there's ongoing standardisation work on WebTransport including a DatagramTransport on top of QUIC: "It can be used like WebSockets but with
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Interesting difference between Server-Sent Events and Websockets if the former can deliver out-of-order like UDP: "Because SSE works on top of HTTP, HTTP protocol improvements can also benefit SSE. For example, the in-development HTTP&
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7y ago
OsmAnd does provide geocoding, but perhaps the address data has been lacking in the areas where you tried it?
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There are multiple ways they could decentralise, Mastodon-like or not. I bet the prime requirement is securing a business model for Twitter.
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7y ago
What does that cover, or is it just a nominal tuition?
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7y ago
To me, scanning wireless networks is primarily a desktop task, and some desktop software is CLI or TUI and doesn't need a GUI.
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7y ago
NetworkManager does not depend on GNOME. It's part of the freedesktop.org stack and used in server distros likewise.
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