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tyfon
8y ago
98% [1] For all practical purposes the electricity here is 100% clean except for emissions occurring during construction. Huge concrete dams add quite a bit of CO2 to the atmosphere when curing. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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Most of the electric cars sold here are leafs and e-golfs though. A tesla is still around 800k NOK which is a little less than twice the average annual gross salary or a quarter house (unless you live around Oslo or Stavanger). I'm dri
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8y ago
That's my take as well and has been for a while. Even if I'm not of a segment of people that gets selected for "random searches" I don't trust them to believe I have no facebook account etc when they ask for the pas
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8y ago
They are called buggalos :)
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And even more ridiculous, since they now have ads on the gmail app I get ads in my G suite account on android. They also constantly try to "unify" my email accounts so that they mix personal g suite email with my work exchange ema
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tyfon
8y ago
Afaik it's built to a ubuntu + vulkan setup, but I suspect the rendering will go directly to a proprietary encoders framebuffer and that it uses custom input mapping and not libinput. What would be nice if they released offline linux +
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8y ago
It's one of the reasons I will never buy any games on google stadia when it launches, I expect it to be shut down in 2-3 years. I have the network to use streaming so I'm not so worried about performance, ps now for instance is al
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8y ago
I subscribed to them since the mid 90s but stopped once they went digital only. Not sure how many they lost doing that but for me at least having it on paper was the one thing that made it valuable to me as a subscription. High quality arti
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8y ago
> loaded with bunch of chemicals and potentially unhealthy ingredients that make it taste like meat I never understood why one would want to make a veggie burger taste like meat. Properly made veggie burgers taste delicious by them selve
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8y ago
I second the do less work in total but also do more focused work. I had to take a break for a couple months now where I worked only half days and I've also focused on 1-2 projects instead of being the "person who does everything&q
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8y ago
What is even more confusing is having UI elements that don't work as you expect (not interested, dislike button etc). The search on youtube is also completely broken, I have not monetised any of my videos and the penalties for that mak
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8y ago
I just tried this software out a bit and it looks great. In relation, does anyone have good telescope/camera recommendations? I've been looking for something relatively cheap, that is less than €5000, that can take good photos and
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8y ago
Sometimes I wonder if the web designers deliberately tries to drive me away from their pages. Or maybe it's a case of death by 100s of a/b tests?
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8y ago
I just swapped sim card since I switched provider, same with my wife and we didn't have any resets. I have about 15 people on signal an I've seen a reset once or twice maybe in total.
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8y ago
GDPR isn't internet specific, it applies to private data in all companies also "offline" ones. I've had to fill in a GDPR concent form on paper for my local car dealership and I put no to all forms of marketing.
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8y ago
Yeah I understand that, but how is it possible for a company to put such a service on the network so that it _can_ be breached, that was really my question. It shouldn't have the place where you put the update files exposed to the inte
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8y ago
No I mean on Asus' side. Like you should have a very specific procedure to put files on the server not let a random computer on the internet do it without an approval process.
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8y ago
I don't understand why one would allow untrusted IPs to upload software to be spread like this. Putting new updates on such a system should be part of a process with many checks on the way to verify the authenticity of the software?
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8y ago
I'm doing my PC gaming exclusively in linux now a days with steam+proton helping out a lot. Just bought sekiro on friday and it runs like a dream without me having to configure a thing.
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8y ago
Yeah, so the market will be filled with never-ending grindy games. Not my kind of thing. The only one I've gotten into of that nature is the binding of isaac which would undoubtedly do well under this scheme. But we need the story driv
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That could work, although most services (gamepass, ps now) just buys the game for a period with upfront cash. A performance element would most likely reduce the former.
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8y ago
> The company would collect these monthly fees, then divide up the revenue between developers based on how much time users spend playing their games Sounds terrible for short indie games and good for long grindy games. That's not a
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8y ago
Crazy, I didn't know Telenor was in Serbia. I have a mobile provider that uses their network here in Norway, I got 171/40 and 22 ms ping. I'm in the countryside approximately 50 km from Oslo.
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We were all using google+ to share images. Some of them are on facebook (my mother and sister in particular), but the rest of my extended family is not there. But we were all on G+, I told them if they wanted to see baby pictures you have t
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8y ago
I had absolutely no issue getting my family members to pay for an account at diasp.eu when google+ shut down. They were rather happy to do so since one of its selling points is that they do not track users for advertising. Do not underestim
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8y ago
Yes but it is age restricted and you can also blacklist individual apps in the parental control phone app. She is also not using it without supervision, the same goes for her laptop. My wife or I sit next to her.
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8y ago
I just gave my 7 year old daughter a Nokia 3110, it doesn't have much smart phone functionality. She is not allowed to use it during school but it's in her bag for emergencies. I'm also a bit curious of how long it takes unti
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8y ago
In my country (Norway) you're not allowed to target children with marketing. Coca-cola has already had a smack on their fingers for using "influencers" whose primary audience are kids on their channel [1]. This might hit goog
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Yep, electron and analytics code is a no go for me. The analytics is especially bad as it would compromise what I do at work. Since I have to work with both postgres and ms sql on a daily basis I'm usually doing the database things in
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And google is supposed to launch a gaming console today that streams from the cloud. It's bound to generate a ton of support cases, I wonder how they will handle that. I also wonder how they deal with the countries that require a publi
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