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by wasmitnetzen 1y ago
German home improvement/hardware store chain Hornbach does that.[1] They still run ads though, quite aggressively. [1]: https://www.hornbach.de/services/die-hornbach-dauertiefpreis...
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by wasmitnetzen 1y ago
Places do not lie in UTC, data does. Iceland follows Western European Time (WET), which has no offset to UTC.
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by wasmitnetzen 1y ago
Do you have a source for the hardware-tied design? Neither the specs[1] nor Wikipedia[2] say anything about Authenticators being hardware-only as far as I can see. The specs even specifically talk about Clients (ie browsers) storing passkey
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by wasmitnetzen 1y ago
There's already some dual-gauge track on the border with Sweden in Haparanda/Tornio[1]. [1]: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qjRZTz3K9sbVYpDX6
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by wasmitnetzen 1y ago
The very idea of this regulation is that Tech Giants are not desirable, since they're mono- or oligopolies. Any average EU politician would be far left in the US.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
I don't agree with the notion that the existence of a few mega-corps is a useful metric. Of course the US is the more free market, and allows those oligopolies to exist. The EU would have split up those companies years ago.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
The privacy policy[1] says it's Azure in Sweden. [1]: https://mistral.ai/terms#privacy-policy
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Original article (in Swedish, but the interview with Whittaker is in English): https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/signal-lamnar-sverige-om-...
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Google is still seeing everything, of course, just not the plebs.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
The Cold War was, well, cold. The war in Ukraine isn't.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
My personal theory is that the cable owners don't want this to be an "act of war" because then their insurance doesn't pay.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
You might want to re-read that post you quoted, your snipped quote inverts the intended meaning.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
The last boat used for this stunt was Chinese, this one is registered in the Cook Islands. This is already happening. There is no way out of the Baltic Sea without crossing the territorial sea of either Sweden or Denmark. Countries have ful
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Looking at the sea charts[1] of the archipelago and following a few undersea cables, I think it might be this cabin[2], which roughly matches with a map on GlobalConnects website[3]. Funnily enough, it's right next to a base of the Swe
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
And the nautical charts are published by the responsible Swedish agency as well: https://geokatalog.sjofartsverket.se/kartvisarefyren/ Undersea cables are the squiggly lines.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Yeah, and slow ones as well.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Everyone who's a permanent resident in Sweden gets a personal identity number, it's not tied to your citizenship. That would be illegal anyway, at least for citizens of other EU countries. There's a lower-level, different num
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Since they're a Swedish company, their yearly report is public: [1]. 25% profit margin (Vinstmarginal) does sound quite nice. [1]: https://www.bolagsfakta.se/5592384001-Mullvad_VPN_AB
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Seeing a fire truck responding to my direct neighbourhood every 10 years sounds about right.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
https://archive.is/9DXlm Seems a bit hugged to death to me.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
What kind of messed up unit is "billion grams"? Is that an effort to make the numbers sound bigger? Just say kilotons, or 1000 (metric) tons, if you're speaking to laypeople.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Yes, a few, maybe even 10, 12, but 47? It's also a prime number, so it's not something like running each thing three times for dev, stage and prod.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Starbase is like 10km/6mi from Port Isabel (5 000 people) and 30km/18mi from Brownsville/Matamoros (700 000 people). That's not that far.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
They already got $73M from Remington. I wouldn't be after more money if I were in that position.
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When Copyright Transforms the Right to Remember(hyperallergic.com)
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Doesn't work for Sweden anyway, because people will think you're mad if you don't take at least three weeks in July/August, where there are no other public holidays. Maybe a feature where I'm manually picking some d
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
https://www.heise.de/en/news/Modern-data-leeches-Smart-TVs-e...
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Humans spent hundreds of thousands of years identifying birds, before there were even empires.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Controlling your employees' day like that is still not allowed in a lot of places with strong worker rights.
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by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Computers are mass-produced plastic as well. There's no way no plastic was involved in you being able to write this comment.

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