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by Flip-per 14d ago
And coincidentally, Venezuela has heaps of oil.
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by Flip-per 15d ago
Do you trust the banking app installed from Aurora enough to do your online banking? I don't, and I really wish there would be a decent way to verify that the installed/provided apps are legit. For me this is the biggest downside
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by Flip-per 2mo ago
How about Volvo giving away their patented 3-point safety belt design for free to all competitors? https://techandmedialaw.com/open-patent-rights-for-seatbelts... (edit: sorry, re-reading your comment you were more directly
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by Flip-per 3mo ago
The article reminds me on smart and competent people, that in addition to being smart lack the feeling for social norms and empathy. Yes, they tend to unnecessarily run into arguments and fights. Not because they are right, but because they
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by Flip-per 6mo ago
It was very obvious that Trump is a highly corrupt and incompetent person at the second term election. His voters do not disappear when he is in prison, neither would the US reputation suddenly be way better. Who will these people elect nex
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by Flip-per 1y ago
He isn't really hitting an opponent though, he is mainly hitting the U.S.
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by Flip-per 4y ago
I wonder whether frogs have a tale about how humans behave on a warming up planet.
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by Flip-per 5y ago
As bank I'd look into these 4.x % of loans where the machine learning disagrees. This headline feels like 20 years old though, except for calling it "AI".
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by Flip-per 5y ago
> There are no situations in which every participants wins. There are always "losers" as long as there are finite resources. How about the comparative advantage that Ricardo developed in 1817? https://en.wikipedia.or
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by Flip-per 5y ago
This is a visualization tool of an IPCC study where you can compare various climate scenarios. All the data and publications are available there too: https://hotspots-explorer.org/ By the way, it's quite hard to nail d
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by Flip-per 5y ago
When receiving the vaccination in Austria, I was told to avoid physical activity or sports for three days. The nurse told that a befriended doctor was treating a couple of patients, all of them young males, with myocarditis after the vaccin
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by Flip-per 5y ago
Sure, none of them native though.
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by Flip-per 6y ago
Thank you, this comes in handy and was really missing! It's sad that the newest phone supporting lineage 17.1 and a swappable battery is from 2015. Another nice feature would be to list the phones that unofficial lineage images exist f
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by Flip-per 6y ago
I'm not sure whether you are serious. But if you are: There are not many people who agree on your opinion, otherwise the share price would be way higher.
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by Flip-per 6y ago
Not at all. Even the ECB is buying company bonds since the financial crisis. The first "source" I found is in German only unfortunately: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wertpapierkaufprogramme_des_Eu...
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by Flip-per 6y ago
The bailouts that are happening now will increase the state debts, so no, they did not pay all of this in taxes already.
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by Flip-per 7y ago
> Please, don't exaggerate. I am a software developer who uses Linux exclusively since about 2000 and has contributed indirectly to Debian. Last week I wanted to setup Debian on my new work laptop. Naively and without thinking much
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by Flip-per 7y ago
> I don't wanna tango :( What do you want to do?
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by Flip-per 7y ago
That's a great opportunity to build similar code-hosting platforms (and other software/services) outside of the US. Just for political reasons many people might like to switch...
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by Flip-per 7y ago
How do you come to this conclusion, and what exactly do you mean by "free software community"? Github/Microsoft? There are quite some free software projects that use their own code hosting (e.g. https://salsa.debia
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by Flip-per 7y ago
My interpretation: Only 42 % of the emitted CO2 stays in the atmosphere[1], the rest is soaked up by land and ocean. The article only relates to the CO2 in the atmosphere. [1] https://www.co2.earth/global-co2-emissions
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by Flip-per 7y ago
"The Planet Now Has More Trees Than It Did 35 Years Ago" (Nature publication): https://psmag.com/environment/the-planet-now-has-more-trees-...
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by Flip-per 7y ago
> The analysis found there are 1.7bn hectares of treeless land on which 1.2tn native tree saplings would naturally grow. > Crowther’s team calculated that there are currently about 3tn trees in the world, which is about half the numbe
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by Flip-per 7y ago
I'm working as software developer at the energy/climate department of a research institute[1]. It's a think-tank that also consults policy makers. The scientists here do lots of modeling, trying to predict possible outcomes i
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by Flip-per 7y ago
I work as software developer in the climate research field. According to the researchers here, during the past decades the problem has been being played down by science. Predictions of effects and outcomes and especially the chosen language
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by Flip-per 7y ago
While I agree about not wanting nuclear waste, a sea level rise of one meter within 20 years is way above the general scientific prediction. In the last 17 years the rise was pretty stable at 3.3mm per year: https://en.wikipedia.
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by Flip-per 7y ago
Apparently I really missed it, see also https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Roadmap2019 It will be interesting to see how well it works.
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by Flip-per 7y ago
Does it? Do you have more information about that? I occasionally contribute to the project, and afaik the general opinion is that mail servers would be too tedious and error prone exactly because of this problem. Did I miss something?
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by Flip-per 7y ago
To reach your freedombox from the internet you can: use a public IP address, use DynDNS, use PageKite, or use TOR. About connecting boxes: FreedomBox is a platform for services/apps that then can connect. About integration work: True;
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FreedomBox partners with Olimex to sell hardware kits(olimex.com)
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