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2y ago
Yes, a flat daily fee during the week, and double that during the weekend or public holidays. Comes to ~600€ per week. If you actually get paged, you automatically get time off for the amount of hours you spent dealing with the incident.
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4y ago
Updating the BIOS via fwupd fixed it in my case, running Debian testing on a P14s Gen1 AMD.
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Apple refuses 5G support for small provider citing insufficient iPhone sales
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5y ago
As a Slovak I can confirm it's pretty easy to read both, although I hate the usage of cx, sx, ... instead of č, š, ... in Slovio. I feel like Interslavic is closer in vocabulary to Slovak, but the form of the words is a bit foreign (re
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5y ago
As a Slovak, Interslavic feels easier to read and understand, though I can understand Slovio as well. From my experience, Slovak speakers can understand other Slavic languages pretty well: Czech is basically our second native language (alth
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5y ago
Hetzner Cloud is adjusting the price for new CX11 and CPX11 instances starting on 1st September. CX11 goes from 2,49€ to 3,49€ excl. VAT, CPX11 from 3,49€ to 3,99€. New Floating IPs will also cost more from 1st August - 3€ instead of 1€. Th
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5y ago
In Slovakia, if you live in an apartment building you can usually get up to 1Gbps/100Mbps FTTx or DOCSIS for around 30€, with some providers limiting upload to only 5% of download (so e.g. 1000/50). Some local providers might offe
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8y ago
Merry Christmas from Slovakia. Veselé Vianoce!
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8y ago
Being from Slovakia, I guess people in our current government don't really care. The company SK-NIC that was running the TLD has ties with people in the government. It was recently sold to CentralNic, based in England.
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Show HN: StackLetter – A Personalized Newsletter for the Stack Exchange Network
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9y ago
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StackLetter – A Personalized Newsletter for the Stack Exchange Network
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9y ago
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9y ago
When using the extension, you can use Ctrl+[dot] to open the container selector and then use arrows/tab and enter to select the container to open a new tab in. It's not as good as a dedicated shortcut, but it lets you open new con
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StackLetter – A Personalized Newsletter for the Stack Exchange Network
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9y ago
They did.
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10y ago
The only thing missing for me in Firefox on Android is text reflow. I just can't use a mobile browser without this feature. There are some addons which try to emulate text reflow on tap, but it's pain to use at best.
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10y ago
Avast also does HTTPS MITM. It's on by default, but can be disabled in Web shield preferences. I've just tested it in a clean VM running Windows 7, and the MITM didn't work in current Firefox stable, but it did in IE. However
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10y ago
Obligatory link: https://qntm.org/abolish
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11y ago
I have the x220 with a used 9-cell battery (last full charge was 75%) and I'm easily able to get just under 6 hours of standard use (browsing, WiFi, watching movies, coding) and screen brightness at around 60%.
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11y ago
I have good experience with Asus as well. Until recently I was still using my early 2011 Asus U36JC. It was probably one of the first ultrabook-like laptops, even though it wasn't branded as one, since it had a second discrete GPU. Rea
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11y ago
Something like the old Opera: - Extensive customizability of the interface - Proper tab management (tiling, cascade, positioning) and tab stacking - Mouse gestures - Content blocker baked in - RSS reader included - Better cookie control - P
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12y ago
I can recommend Adminer as well, it's just a single PHP file. The GUI is minimalistic but intuitive and very fast. The best part is probably the support for 8 database systems (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MS SQL, Oracle, SimpleDB, Elast