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5mo ago
Many such cases.
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5mo ago
In Finland bike lanes are on the sidewalk and cyclists have to respect pedestrian traffic signals. Its the safest solution for everyone, in my opinion.
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6mo ago
Could you link an alternative study?
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6mo ago
They somehow cut off the ability for him to pay rent for his current studio, so he's moving to another one at the end of this month. He's also switching his domain from infowars.com to alexjones.network. Apparently that site and t
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6mo ago
>Averaged across the general student population, there was no statistically significant correlation between a school’s spending levels and its students’ academic performance in 27 of the 28 academic indicators used in the model. In the o
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6mo ago
You're always free to not click on things you don't want to watch.
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6mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260419195753/https://europepmc...
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6mo ago
Yet Pokemon Showdown and Advance Wars By Web have been running for over a decade.
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6mo ago
I switched from Obsidian to Joplin years ago. Its completely FOSS and can sync with your private Nextcloud instance.
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6mo ago
The Northeast Corridor in the USA has great rail service. Its the best way to travel between DC and NYC.
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6mo ago
Most cities at least have night busses. Tokyo has 0 options after midnight.
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6mo ago
I think he's referring to the SEPA network, which isn't really an alternative to credit cards. I've only seen it used to pay for rent and bills. Theoretically there's SEPA Instant payments, but I've never seen any m
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6mo ago
At this rate, I'd say we have less than a year before world governments simultaneously start rolling out laws making Linux illegal. Of course they won't call it "The Ban Linux Bill" but it will be back-channeled through
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6mo ago
Wifi has been working out of the box for close to 20 years now. On some computers with old Broadcom cards, you have to enable non-free drivers. What model are you using?
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6mo ago
Get a pair of XR glasses. I bought some Viture glasses a few years ago and they have been perfect for flights.
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6mo ago
It sounds more like it was inspired by Chris-chan's Dimensional Merge than anything from the bible.
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6mo ago
Back in my day, we downloaded 20mb episodes of Naruto in .rmvb format and liked it. Uphill!
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6mo ago
The cheaper apartments tend to not have private saunas built into the bathroom, but most apartment complexes at least have a shared sauna on the top floor. Residents can book a block of personal time in advance.
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6mo ago
These E2B and E4B models are very small so that they can fit into phones with around 8gb of RAM. You can get away with a much larger model. Just run: brew install ollama ollama run gemma4:26b-a4b-it-q4_K_M
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6mo ago
How exactly would you interpret this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemis_program#Redefinition_a...
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6mo ago
You're blaming the "current" Finnish government for austerity measures and implicitly removing blame from the previous administration for driving up the debt in the first place. I would just blame "the Finnish government
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6mo ago
No, the current austerity measures are due to the national debt crisis in 2023, before the last parliamentary election. Even Yle acknowledged this beforehand. https://yle.fi/a/74-20007883 https://yle.fi/
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6mo ago
That's not my experience in Finland. The unemployment rate passed 10% a few months ago. Youth unemployment is now over 20%.
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It is not intuitive at all to me. From the article, I can see that there's some sort of penalty by having more billionaires in the country, and that somehow leads to "the time needed to earn $1 is 63 minutes in the US", which
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8mo ago
Its part of La Suite which began planning in 2023. This is clearly marked in the linked README. Don't bring /r/politics level misinfo and speculation here.
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8mo ago
I think Surveillance Globalism would be a more apt description. Which is a hundred times scarier since its coming from the government, multiple governments around the world simultaneously, and its about control rather than making money off
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8mo ago
Use Android
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I've been all over the USA, continental Europe, and Japan, and there have always been water fountains. Granted, I've never been to one of the "don't drink the tap water" countries.
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9mo ago
>"THIS MAY EXECUTE CODE" So at the end of the day its still unclear whether it executes code or not? Just say "this WILL execute code" and specify exactly which code it tries to execute by default.
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9mo ago
>You're warned when you open a folder whether you trust the origin/authors with pretty strong wording. I can see the exact message you're referring to in the linked article. It says "Code provides features that *may*
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