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It might be the first time fascism is tried while making an enemy out of the state itself. That might be the only thing that saves America from fascism :-D
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Barcelona resident here. I think it is a combination of not enough new supply and a stupid legal situation. As mentioned in the article, it is most attractive to rent out your apartment temporary from 1 to 11 months. Longer renting contract
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2y ago
Kuwait is quite similar in its structure to the Greek city state, usually consisting of an urban core and its surroundings. Also Monaco and San Marino where occupied for some time during WW2. Not sure if they count as modern city states in
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2y ago
That's really a good point. If you're building a native app or similar, why constrain yourself to HTML?
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While I do agree that more Rust probably makes any C or C++ code base more secure, I can feel Hellwig's (the maintainer) pain. Even compared to C, Rust is often a PITA, and in fact tends to make things less readable in my experience. I
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Merkel is such a hypocrite. With her not being without responsibility for the current bad shape of the German economy. And with her having empowered the extremist parties by her years and years of inaction on things like immigration. And th
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2y ago
They tend to be loaded with oil, you don't want them to "accident".
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2y ago
I think people working for DOGE are unpaid so far, don't they?
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2y ago
It is fun, nice one :-)
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Ages ago I worked for a while on OpenBSD on an old Dell laptop. It was a very stable system, and I could not complain. As previous posts point out, it tends to have good support for old hardware. I used Firefox for browsing, and it was noti
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2y ago
It's posts like this explaining architecture decisions in detail I am reading HN for. Thank you!
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2y ago
+1 to that Both my kids did try out Scratch, and would create a lot of funny things with it on rainy days. It is well thought through and easy to learn.
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2y ago
Any Norwegians here to relate how this all feels in practice?
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"Fun" fact: the mentioned combination of solar and battery is something many South Africans already have - but more out of necessity to mitigate the frequent brownouts. The more radical ones even use this to go off the grid, and a
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3y ago
How does that relate to the article?
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Impressive how actionable that report back in 1983 was. But unfortunately the political climate is probably harder to change than the real climate, otherwise there would have been more progress in the past 40 years.
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4y ago
It looks clear to me that given the hardware they need, and the scale they operate at, buying their own metal makes sense. Also them sticking to similar servers is a good idea imho. What I am missing though in the monthly cost is the person