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Dive into Python 3 Book(diveinto.org)
4 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
16 inch is the perfect size to actually be useful for longer work. I wish they would introduce a docking station as well (thinkpad style) for their next versions
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EU’s plan to digitising travel documents might affect you(edri.org)
21 points by type0 3y ago|28 comments
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Utopia – A comprehensive modeling framework for complex and adaptive systems(utopia-project.org)
3 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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Encryption Keeps Kids Safe Online(internetsociety.org)
12 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
There's Lynx Browser for that https://lynx.browser.org/
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by type0 3y ago
> theft of catalytic converters very seriously Cops don't care about it, virtually nowhere in the World The same goes for bikes in most cities. Strangely enough they seem to care about theft of jewellery more, even if a bike is more
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by type0 3y ago
Not by much, unicycles are incredibly unpractical though
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by type0 3y ago
Some electric skateboard do. I think what's stopping many to use it more generally is that you would need to disengage the system if you want to use your bike without the battery. More complex braking system might introduce a lot of pr
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by type0 3y ago
There are different technologies. Cadence Sensors are cheap but only good for long commutes an a bike lane, they don't kick in immediately (less efficient). Torque Sensor is only sensible thing to use in urban settings.
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by type0 3y ago
You get what you pay for in foldable e-bikes
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PlanetPC XR ARM-based Desktop Linux Computers(store.planetcom.co.uk)
10 points by type0 3y ago|26 comments
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by type0 3y ago
> more gun control. yes, on paper
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by type0 3y ago
Wasn't Deepin open source?
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by type0 3y ago
I thought they had knowledgeable people there, are all of them on holiday?
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by type0 3y ago
The trouble is that people don't care, I explained it to both AVG and Avast users, the response I got varied from disbelief to asking me where is my tinfoil-hat. Ignorance is bliss
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by type0 3y ago
I agree, actually think Poland is one of the best countries in Europe for future digital sector, it's more open to dealing in English language and more open to change when it comes to business. As levels of living rise, I'm fairly
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by type0 3y ago
My grandma used to pick raspberries in the woods as a child, sometimes a brown bear would show up to eat the berries, it would stay on their spot and didn't try to scare people away. Unless you disturb them during hibernation or come b
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YouTube Copyright ID Claims Reach a New High(torrentfreak.com)
7 points by type0 3y ago|1 comments
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by type0 3y ago
Is the Future of Rocky bright? As far as I'm aware they are choosing a different approach and it's unclear how well that would work.
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by type0 3y ago
Can't imagine issuing WONTFIX but definitely augmenting the behaviour in cases where a bug becomes a feature, the whole long time support business depends on it. I do think that use cases for Alma users are slightly different, so not h
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by type0 3y ago
Will they offer subscription to watch TV based on the number of eyes watching by counting with face recognition? My guess is it would be supplemented by ads as well, like Amazon Fire devices.
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by type0 3y ago
I think you're underestimating the support for this war from Russian populace
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Regex Isn't Hard(timkellogg.me)
34 points by type0 3y ago|15 comments
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by type0 3y ago
How about getting malware through ad networks?
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by type0 3y ago
In the 50s Bedtime for Bonzo was still in the public conciousness, and that popularity of chimps on screen continued. Nobody knew for sure that we were so close to the chimps genetically but everyone was suspecting that, hence so much curio
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by type0 3y ago
Depends on what you mean. Advanced GUI is much better on SUSE though https://yast.opensuse.org/
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by type0 3y ago
No biggie, they could always outsource it to IBM and they'll do it in 4 years.
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by type0 3y ago
The Net is a guilty pleasure of a movie > But we don't talk enough about how improbable it would be that this elite hacker circa 1994/1995 would be using a Mac in those cursed Michael Spindler times. Fast forward to 2011 where
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by type0 3y ago
Speaking of Sony video, they also have Gigabit Video Interface which uses some clever trickery to transmit clean signal in difficult environments like vehicles https://web.archive.org/web/20210513082248/https:&#x2F

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