precommunicator

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by precommunicator 28d ago
My favorite thing when travelling across Europe is visiting local Lidl and comparing it to my own home Lidl. There is always something slightly different, but the base is most often the same. For example in Belgrade they didn't have ka
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by precommunicator 2mo ago
my experience with border control in Gibraltar (foreign car, 2023): entering: Spanish side: passport scan, UK side: 5 second look exiting: waving through
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Opening of a trial for planned obsolescence against Epson: a historic first step(repair.eu)
6 points by precommunicator 3mo ago|0 comments
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by precommunicator 5mo ago
I have a Samsung Galaxy from 2022 that has exactly that and it's still supported by manufacturer. Unfortunately it's a Samsung Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro.
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by precommunicator 5mo ago
They say: > We might modify your laptop to remove or power down the battery
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by precommunicator 6mo ago
Who says anything about e-mail? Government could legislate specific government electronic inboxes, with e-mail and SMS notifications of delivery, as has been happening in several, if not all EU countries. I haven't got a snail mail fro
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Backblaze Pricing and Product Updates(backblaze.com)
63 points by precommunicator 6mo ago|18 comments
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by precommunicator 8mo ago
in question > How much do AI tools improve your productivity at work? there is no 0-10% range
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by precommunicator 8mo ago
I always post a cat from it whenever I need to specify a response code in an issue ;)
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by precommunicator 9mo ago
you can type "thisisunsafe" on HSTS error page to bypass
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by precommunicator 9mo ago
there is the e164.arpa domain, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_number_mapping
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by precommunicator 9mo ago
Random passers by towed me out of a ditch in Norway, once in summer, once in winter.
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Detonator (railway)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by precommunicator 10mo ago|0 comments
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by precommunicator 10mo ago
I highly recommend this deep dive, with some entertainment value: Vaccines and Autism: A Measured Response [1]. It shows how absurd those claims are [1]: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8BIcAZxFfrc
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by precommunicator 10mo ago
No, it's just one layer deeper.
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by precommunicator 10mo ago
Sometimes while traveling I just watch movies on my laptop, I don't even bother to connect to Wi-Fi as there is simply no need. I wonder how Windows 11 would even work without internet, and probably it's not a bad assumption that
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by precommunicator 10mo ago
keep in mind, for dedicated servers, traffic is free and unlimited - see the page you've linked
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by precommunicator 10mo ago
already did https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yk810pgkko
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
> and you're a working adult, then you wouldn't be home anyway As of 2024, 36% of Australians work from home ( https://www.ceda.com.au/research-and-policy/research/economy... )
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
I guess it depends on the person. I gamble away exactly ~$3 every month, never felt the need to increase that. I call it "randomness fund"
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
And on the other hand, you enter Montenegro by car outside of touristy season and no petrol stations carry sim card then, and you have to find some kiosk in city center that does, wasting so much time in the process, relying on offline maps
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
I've had to answer a urgent phone call on a bus once (on headphones) and I felt bad about that. I don't understand how can you even think this is ever acceptable. However, same as the 54% mentioned in the article I won't ask
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
Nynäshamn - Gdańsk. I've also did shorter routes like Ystad - Świnoujście and Helsinki - Tallinn
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
I see no issue with that as long as you can override and drive manually.
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
Yeah, if you actually walk around outside of your cabin. I took this ferry last summer, pretty much didn't leave the cabin (except to look at Shetland Islands), only just before arriving. Having plenty of food, movies and games with me
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
I've used that trick as far as Windows XP, playing videos inside 3D models in programs like SketchUp
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by precommunicator 11mo ago
Given it's Ryanair I doubt we will see it, still hope so (Peter works for them)
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by precommunicator 1y ago
Ryanair's seats don't recline, period.
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by precommunicator 1y ago
Most important part: > Device-level parental controls have existed for years, and can actually block a million sites. But politicians can’t take credit for them.
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by precommunicator 1y ago
Quoting from proposed text: > When executing the detection order, providers should take all available safeguard measures to ensure that the technologies employed by them cannot be used by them or their employees for purposes other than c

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