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vesinisa
5y ago
Nonsense. There is already about equal distance to Moscow from Latvia, a Nato and EU member, as there is from Ukraine. Despite, Ukraine was not really ever even close to Nato membership to start with. Western political alignment is complete
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5y ago
Putin's Nato card is a ruse. The European part of Russia was actually mostly surrounded by neutral states, only sharing border with Nato in Norway and the Baltics before the war. Now Putin might be even turning formerly neutral Nordic
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vesinisa
5y ago
That sounds like a felony abuse of Python. Despite, wasn't perl originally a tragic attempt at such language? :)
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5y ago
It seems he did extensive background research to investigate and find optimal solution for this issue: https://hsivonen.fi/chardetng/ Goal was apparently to bring FF to feature parity with Chrome. Sad to see it's
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5y ago
# www.nike.com robots.txt -- just crawl it. I think it's play on the Nike's famous slogan "Just do it".
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5y ago
Indeed. Unlimited remote option with no pressure to attend the office works the best for everyone . We had this already pre-Covid due to being a distributed team between two cities.
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5y ago
My experience is almost exactly contrary. At home, I get a "guilty" feeling if I don't work 100% effectively for the whole day. At the office, I never felt pressured to "code" the full eight hours, as I could see no
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5y ago
Flags are extremely powerful national symbols. Many countries have laws criminizalizing defacing the national flag. For example India: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevention_of_Insults_to_Natio... US: https:/
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5y ago
Whoa, that is indeed a really bad approximation. The site notes that all the flags are forced to 4:3 so many of them need to be retouched (few real sovereign flaga are in this ratio). But that's just really bad approximation - the sun
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5y ago
Nobody's FoS is under threat here. FoS does not entitle access to a broadcast medium, i.e. Spotify or YouTube. FoS simply means being able to publish your views without government censorship. If you create your own newspaper, Spoti
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5y ago
No, it means that you upgrade to a paid Google Workspace account. If you don't want to pay for it you can cancel it: https://support.google.com/a/answer/1257646 If you cancel it, your account is converted to
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5y ago
Well not to a Gmail account (since you can't change your Google account email address), but your Google account and associated purchases is not deleted: https://support.google.com/a/answer/1257646 Just set up
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5y ago
I think you can keep your Play Store purchases. If you do not upgrade to a paid subscription, your account is just converted to a free account under an external domain: https://support.google.com/a/answer/1257646
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5y ago
Please correct me if I am wrong but you control your Google Workspace domain, am I right? There's no need to change your email address, and reading Google's documentation it seems like you can also keep your Google account: https
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5y ago
I had some years ago great success with IMAP migration (downloaded all my emails to home computer from old GMail and then uploaded them back to my new GMail account). All my old emails are indexed and I can search them just like before, the
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5y ago
Yes, and Hacker News calling it "killing for existing customers" is ridiculous. No service or access is being "killed" here - they are simply asking to start paying for it like everyone else.
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5y ago
Yup, this article actually inspired me to plant elderberry to my garden come spring. I once bought a bottle of the cordial from a store and it is the best juice I have ever tasted. Only downside being it's quite expensive.
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5y ago
To say that Bitcoin has no service cost you have to squint your eyes really hard.
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5y ago
You understand the power dynamics here wrong. You pay your ISP for unfiltered and uncensored internet access and your ISP wants to provide this to you. YOU are the ISP's paying customer. The fact that there are 3rd parties like recordi
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5y ago
The ISP happily routes all IP traffic. Their court-sanctioned solution was just blocking their default nameserver from giving any records for thepiratebay.com. This can be easily circumvented by editing your hosts-file, using some other DNS
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5y ago
There are important considerations for the correct use of the elderberry that this article omits. The roots, unripe berries and seeds are poisonous.
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5y ago
Another good reason to run your own private DNS resolver is censorship. I originally set it up after my ISP was sued to block access to thepiratebay.com. The court was satisfied that a DNS blackhole was good enough..
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5y ago
Pretty sure at the point you have over a billion(!) installs, even Google affords some leniency towards its Play Store policies. Or at least we are about to find out anyway.. Meanwhile, indie developers with smaller user base are subject to
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5y ago
> It drives me crazy that my desktop Hackintosh wakes up every couple of hours, and I'm really hoping this fixes it. Oh, I hear you! I've personally just given up and disabled sleep altogether, and moved to forcing the system t
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5y ago
Is there any way to disable this behaviour altogether? After almost a year of being forced to use MacOS at work, I still can't wrap my head around having two sets of window to switch between (inter-app level + intra-app level). I REALL
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5y ago
It just echoes a Bell character to your terminal. Make sure your terminal emulator supports it, and is configured properly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_character
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I can relate to this experience. I have since worked on my pronunciation extensively, trying to expose myself to spoken English as much as possible (which nowadays with Netflix & sons is so much easier than 20 years ago). But since I le
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5y ago
Pretty sure the wines would be extremely popular, as it is the only of its kind (vineyard) in the whole country - even if some portion of the public would never drink a wine produced at a nuclear power station site. But according to the sou
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Sadly, these singular wines produced in Finland are not available for the mass market - they are for the nuclear power plant employees and partners only. Other than that, the water from the secondary cooling circuit that is used for the vin
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5y ago
The Finnish Neo-Luddite / Green Party resigned from the government twice as a protest against permitting new Nuclear Power plants. And these are the people who are supposed to be solving climate change..
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