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by usr1106 10mo ago
You can ask someone who asks someone who is in the voting register or what taxes to pay? Not convinced. 5 million are more than 50.
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by usr1106 10mo ago
Good read. Completely off topic: He traveled by sleeper train and mentioned that he slept reasonably well and very well on the return trip. In the beginning of my career I made nearly the opposite trip to Brussels by sleeper to a completely
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by usr1106 10mo ago
Slightly related: In Finland all official mail from authorities will become electronic by default starting Jan 1st, 2026. There is the possibility to opt out. I am not convinced this is a wise direction. When Putin cuts a couple of sea cabl
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by usr1106 10mo ago
Are duopolies like iOS & Android much better? I used to trust the mail (in various European countries or the US for example). I don't have a good feeling about either Apple or Google. Especially not as a European, knowing that acco
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by usr1106 10mo ago
But: You don't seem to aöbe able to pay the new provider in cash. You need to pay online or using an app. (I have no insights, just from reading TFA.)
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by usr1106 10mo ago
Yeah, the submitted page misses the real news: Ordinary traffic will start tomorrow, Sunday.
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by usr1106 10mo ago
It used to be exactly one third, i.e 16 2/3 so you can have generators on the same axle. However, being exactly one third caused unwanted resonance effects. So with the advent of power electronics it has been slightly shifted to 16.7 H
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by usr1106 10mo ago
My account is from 2007ish and even cheaper. I just hope there won't ever be a problem with my yearly payment because obviously they won't reopen it on old terms. Well, it's good business for them and for me. I can access boo
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by usr1106 10mo ago
It may be cheap to monitor a single spot. It is extremely expensive to monitor everything.
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by usr1106 10mo ago
> near the North Pole. Finland is not near the North Pole. Lahti is at 61°, right in the middle between Greece and the North Pole. But yes, heating needs are higher than in most European or North American populated areas.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Ideal for what problem? Certainly not for reducing Google's data collection and improving privacy. It would only work with tons of small payment providers, but then you are back at square 1 that users need to subscribe with tons of ser
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by usr1106 11mo ago
I am not unimpressed, I hate with passion to click away intrusive ”Use Copilot" prompts in MS products. AI is deeply unethical shit. Stolen content transformed under massive waste of energy, i.e. heating the planet. Yes, sometimes the
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by usr1106 11mo ago
So what is the added value created by those resellers to address the inherent shortage?
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Creating artificial shortage and than charging overprices is not a normal free market process. Businesses should create added value, then they can charge a price for it. Actors that misuse or unfairly dominate free markets will trigger regu
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by usr1106 11mo ago
I only use the PWA. Typing is not keyboard friendly, you need to use the mouse for formatting. Some keyboard shortcuts exist, but some don't work if you don't have an English keyboard. It cannot keep track of what messages you hav
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by usr1106 11mo ago
When do we see the headline: Removing Javascript for a more secure browser? So the honest title should have been: Removing XSLT because it cannot serve adds (Yes, the underlying implementation might be insecure. But how secure would Javascr
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Yes, there is Android app support. Firefox should work without major problems (I use it rarely.) But it's kind of backwards, first offering a Gnu/Linux phone, but then a fundmental application like web browser should be run under
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by usr1106 11mo ago
I guess you could get a (not much) used C2 at that price. Many users have given up. Ask in the forum.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
It says there is no license for 10 V yet. Have not looked into the details for a long time, but I guess the reason for that is that it's considered beta with too many bugs / features not working?
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Not following things in great detail, but I would dare to answer: Zero updates to the situation you describe for roughly a year.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
I understood your point. As a long time user I am not familiar with their Web site. I suffer from their lack of technical resources. But I have no doubt they also have a lack of marketing resources. They are just too few people.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
The Android environment is completely different now. The old one stopped at 4.4 for many years. The new one is version 13. Problem was the kernel. Not something Sailfish as a small company could really control.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Don't know 100% sure. But would dare to claim most UI apps are still closed source. All the basic libraries and probably most daemons are open source. In the HW adaptation it looks bad again, but there Sailfish is not to blame.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
You can run any CLI software in the terminal emulator ;) You might need to build it, if it is so rare that no binary is readibly available. Yeah, with GUIs thats a different story...
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by usr1106 11mo ago
I type these words on my year old Sailfish device. I had 2 other ones for roughly 10 years altogether. The UI is astonishingly polished. It has not changed a lot for 10 years, but still nice to use. There is e.g. the tutorial video that com
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by usr1106 11mo ago
For many experienced software engineers Microsoft has had a reputation for poor software engineering when it comes to security, reliability, stability, scalability for 30 years. Google generally has the reputation of doing much better in th
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Unfortunately support has not been growing for 10 years or so. Nowadays far right parties are making the headlines in most European countries.
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by usr1106 11mo ago
Not cryptography, but slightly related. German passports are valid 10 years. When my previous one was maybe 7 years old, to my surprise UK border control told me, your chip is dead. He was very friendly and said that's not a problem. I
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by usr1106 11mo ago
That seems to be a very American perspective. Several European countries have or had Green Parties being part of the government. A German Land (state in US terminology) has a had Green prime minister for 10 years. One could debate whether t
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by usr1106 11mo ago
They want to infringe on human rights themselves, but criticise others doing the same.

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