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by boudin 9mo ago
The risk of loosing a domain, especially if used only for email, is lower than losing a google account. Using a gmail.com means that google owns both your emails and your email address and can do whatever they want with it. Even if it'
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by boudin 9mo ago
Not really though. The data is also Google's and being in the US it's also accessible to other entities.
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by boudin 10mo ago
The problem of repairability and independent garages to have access to the tools, software and training to repair cars is not specific to electric cars. The level of electronic and automation is related to safety norms which applies to any
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by boudin 10mo ago
Good question to ask manufacturers.
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by boudin 10mo ago
You'r giving sales number, that doesn't means that it's what people are looking for, it's a representation of what manufacturer provides. Most people buy laptops with copilot AI, that doesn't mean they want it.
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by boudin 10mo ago
You can also go with VP9 which is pretty much on par with HEVC
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by boudin 10mo ago
I'm doing this with Tesla's on the road already. When I see one i'm extra-cautious. This company is so shaddy around all the driving assistance and FSD issues that i have 0 trust and will not until it is thoroughly investigat
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by boudin 10mo ago
Not really. With vaccines you can have controlled groups (vaccinated or not) and study the benefits versus risks. This is done before any vaccine is introduced to the public, any vaccine showing not enough benefits versus risks is discarded
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by boudin 10mo ago
It's saying that there could be a link and a link has been found on mice. That and the fact that the human body is not supposed to be running partially on plastic should trigger some actions.
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by boudin 10mo ago
I realise my comment is not super clear. I meant that the world seems to stand by because nobody is in position of escalating against the US. Those operations have nothing to do with cartels and everybody knows that. Nobody knows if those b
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by boudin 10mo ago
This is just about people wanting to be seen as strong men in their own country and attacking citizen from other countries they know cannot retaliate. Cartels will be fine though, do not worry. USA credibility, less and less.
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by boudin 11mo ago
LibreOffice Calc works well and does the job for what most people needs, I don't see any issue recommending it.
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by boudin 11mo ago
Why would he have a treatment of favor? Almost every person convicted in his situation has a an execution provisoire, there's no special treatment here. Same for lepen. Let's put things straight, both of them are criminals, giving
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by boudin 11mo ago
I got a FP4, will definitely buy again.
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by boudin 11mo ago
I believe that an atmosphere compatible with human life is a bit more useful than internet by satelite. The fact that the impact of re-entry of satelites is absolute insane. Any good engineering company would study the whole impact of scali
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by boudin 11mo ago
The opppsite would be more logical. Selling data should be opt-in, in the absence of explicit consent no company should be able to sell data. In case we agree on selling our data we should be able to set our price and get paid for sell, use
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by boudin 1y ago
Chima is also the country that produces a big chunk of what western countries consumes. The emissions from China are also our emissions.
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by boudin 1y ago
The issue is that it is not on the edge. It is very much the core feature of those tools, at least how it is currently sold.
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by boudin 1y ago
I'm not sure this attack allows starting the car itself.
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by boudin 1y ago
Looks like the Wero payment system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wero_(payment) It's not provided by all banks yet, but it does work nicely.
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by boudin 1y ago
We're talking about social media here. There's nothing throwing the whole society under the bus. I don't agree with the approach from the Australian government and I don't see that at being effective but regulating shady
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by boudin 1y ago
There are multiple studies showing the negative impact of social media on teen's health. It's not about censorship but about forcing companies that don't care at all to be held accountable. I'm not sure the approach ta
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by boudin 1y ago
I'm attacking you because you use well known manipulating techniques to deny scientific facts. You use yearly rainfall data which is not weather or climate, just statistics. You hand pick wind storm sentence to deny the existence of ex
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by boudin 1y ago
Nice try and thanks for proving my point, continuing to try to lure to wrong conclusion using unrelated data. Actual storm events (just scrolling gives an idea of the acceleration of the phenomena): https://weather.metoffice.g
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by boudin 1y ago
Ah the propaganda troll... Talking about one thing and trying to deny it using another. That's lame. I'm talking about events not average. I'm also talking about facts. And if you really are in the uk you would know there has
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by boudin 1y ago
Sorry for pushing the logic but this doesn't account for the land, labour and resources required for the input which replaced former, less technical ways. How much is required to produce the seeds, seedlings, chemicals, energy and mach
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by boudin 1y ago
Do you know if the agricultural production increase is driven by exploiting more land (e.g. taking over land from forest) or by increased productivity of the practice? Is it an increase in term of value or volume? Is it an increase of food
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by boudin 1y ago
That's part of the equation for sure but extreme weather events have a massive impact where I live. Talking to producers, they are losing way more of their production way more frequently due to intense rain or dry events. As an exemple
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by boudin 1y ago
What are the benefits of capitalism?
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by boudin 1y ago
The thing that should not be taken seriously are tesla cars. FSD and autopilot are marketing term for the same underlying piece of crap technology

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