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wuming2
7d ago
Has the characteristics to implement the digital Euro. Plus guarantees anonymity of buyers. And should be extremely cheap to operate. But is not under bank’s control.
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19d ago
Did they find evidence of weapons of mass destruction? No? It should be soon then.
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2mo ago
Interested because this autumn will board a ferry for an overnight journey. Sometimes I did suffer seasickness and have read taking medication when onboard already is too late. So I am happy to know there may be a potential solution availab
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2mo ago
Would it also work onboard a ship? Or movements are too slow to provide enough visual cues on a small screen.
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3mo ago
Since NASA demonstrates it is possible to keep servicing software on a 50 years old hardware, traveling into space far far away, I want someone to buy software and original tooling rights for the Nokia 1100. Then prepare a firmware upgrade
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9mo ago
With recutils csv2rec I have my invoices list. With recutils recsel | recfmt -f template.fodt I have my invoices. soffice and curl to generate .pdf s and email them off. With recutils recset I have my invoices status updated. Done.
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10mo ago
Minimalist vps, download the executable, copy and paste apache config, activate and you are good to go. With certain providers you don't even need to buy a domain. Personal, small and medium sized projects are 99% of all projects.
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10mo ago
You are a big name --> don't need GH for followers and contributors. You are a small potato --> GH gives way more followers than contributors. CI/CD is not good on GH either. At this point the problem is discovery. With a fe
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10mo ago
Can we have Scott Forstall back now.
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10mo ago
I wonder if delegating LiFi to do downstream and very narrow bands of Wifi for upstream would solve congestion problems. As example if existing smartphones could receive LiFi signal with current front facing sensors.
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1y ago
Ceramic heater replacement anyone?
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1y ago
It has to present text lists, tables and small icons. Makes mobile Safari crawl to a halt. With multi gigahertz, multi core cpus and hardware accelerated js. It is pathetic.
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1y ago
I came to realize spending few minutes every so many years to cast a vote in between the purchase of that great massage gun and groceries shopping, for party members who have been extensively vetted and not by you, doesn’t entitle to any co
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1y ago
Substack.
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1y ago
WP also has better integration with Microsoft services. Was it a key factor after abandonment of Microsoft Alternative project few years back?
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1y ago
It still is https://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/users/verification/global/gefs...
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1y ago
You have clearly never spent anything but holiday time in a underdeveloped county. If ever. You won’t draw similarities otherwise. Completely different standing points.
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1y ago
Small codebase. Must be on GitHub which kills my browser and is used to train Microsoft LLMs? As an Alt-something kind of service they could spend the additional (small) effort and switch to something more suited. Chisel as example is curre
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1y ago
I remember Notes subtly replicating the texture of paper. And text being drawn black, not some shades of gray, with effects to maximize, and not reduce, readability and fidelity. Then Scott Forstall was gone.
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1y ago
I was referring to looking at a display to be timely informed about an event, crossing the threshold out of acceptable air quality, that can occur at any time of the day. If air quality is consistently bad you don’t need a measuring device
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1y ago
To be honest, if you have to look at a display to be alerted about bad air quality it’s likely either you know about it already or you are needlessly obsessing. Either way it is the reason I built a service to remote push notify myself. Pea
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1y ago
Thinking about when I had to upgrade my elderly parents from ADSL to FTTC, because of old apparatuses being scheduled for decommissioning, often wondering why regulators went down this path. Forcing CPEs replacement when, especially for ten
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1y ago
With battery powered scooters, battery powered mopeds, battery powered quadricycles, battery powered cars and battery powered buses zipping around I believe big oil and power corporations keep up investing into the hydrogen complex system j
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1y ago
Indeed. Guaranteed capacity for FTTH in the EU is often 0.1% or so of peak. Consistent with your answer. I am not sure maximizing throughput to gigabit and beyond is materials efficient though. Fig 33 shows energy efficiency is squarely on
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1y ago
In the EU subsidies for infrastructure upgrades are tied to a minimum, non guaranteed, downlink speed of 30 Mbps. For a family it is enough for most normal uses. ISPs perhaps decided it was commercially more convenient, for the industry at
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1y ago
I read about “future proofing” and “expansion” possibilities of one’s fiber connection. And related user equipment. My story is in the opposite direction. We and everyone else in the neighborhood had symmetrical 1 Gbps installed about 15 ye
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1y ago
My understanding is EBA’s RT1 is enabled by SEPA Instant CT. Itself an industry lead initiative under ECB oversight. ECB is tiding things up with TIPS by evolving the specifications and also providing the service directly in central bank mo
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1y ago
In the first half of 2024 SEPA Instant CT accounted for 15% of the total number of credit transfer transactions processed by euro area retail payment systems: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/stats/paysec/html&
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1y ago
I don’t speak French but BdF presents a side by side comparison: https://www.banque-france.fr/fr/a-votre-service/particuliers... As far as I understand SEPA ICT was developed by the Euro Payment Council. An indust
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1y ago
They are mostly based on previous generations SEPA DD and CT. Italy’s Satispay as example. ECB TIPS further improves on that.
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