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DicIfTEx

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    Comment #49222613

    Imagine I sell you something and you pay me in cash. The notes look authentic, but I later discover that they are conterfeits. It would be absurd to claim that your successful pass…

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    Comment #49084761

    This one, by Signal creator Moxie Marlinspike, perhaps? https://moxie.org/2013/06/12/we-should-all-have-something-to...

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    Comment #49037663

    I'm unreasonably fond of the numero symbol (№), although I've never quite settled on whether it should be followed immediately by the number or whether there should be a (non-break…

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    Comment #49034501

    A fantastic feature, but unfortunately currently broken (as in over- rather than under-zealous) for prevention levels other than 'Low': https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=509990

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    Comment #48870946

    This reminds me of a very interesting book called “Southern Thought and Other Essays on the Mediterranean” by Franco Cassano: https://academic.oup.com/fordham-scholarship-online/bo…

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    Comment #48870931

    So do several countries, as listed here at https://www.etuc.org/en/pressrelease/climate-crisis-requires... : > Belgium: 29°C for light physical workload, 26°C for a moderately heav…

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    Comment #48859435

    The fantastic Fall of Civilizations podcast also had an episode about it: https://fallofcivilizationspodcast.com/2019/01/21/episode-2-...

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    Comment #48794347

    Coincidentally enough, frequent Atlantic contributor James Fallows wrote a rather scathing assessment of the Economist (albeit in the Post ) way back in 1991: https://www.theatlant…

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    Comment #48758958

    Here's a recent blog post in a similar vein: https://benthams.substack.com/p/voting-self-interestedly-is-... Although your plane crash example falls afoul of the broken window fall…

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    Comment #48745648

    I think back to this 2019 talk about software engineering by Jonathan Blow, entitled ”Preventing the Collapse of Civilization”, more and more often lately: https://www.youtube.com/…

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    Comment #48670942

    Same here; I remember playing ARMA 3 during the early-2013 public alpha, which was an eye-opening look at how the gaming sausage is made in real time (and before Early Access was a…

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    Comment #48583390

    Meyer has continued to mark anniversaries in the life Rebecca would have led, most recently a week ago on what would have been her eighteen birthday: https://meyerweb.com/eric/thou…

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    Comment #47914667

    I can't recommend this 2019 talk about software engineering by Jonathan Blow, entitled ”Preventing the Collapse of Civilization”, enough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRHeXYDLk…

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    Comment #47850486

    https://www.diabetes.org.uk/about-us/news-and-views/junk-foo... https://www.newfoodmagazine.com/government-bans-high-sugar-a... https://www.gov.uk/government/news/soft-drink-levy-e…

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    Comment #46645984

    And for anything you really need to keep hidden, there's always cul portage.

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    Comment #46544695

    NB: On looking into this, it appears to be one Lemkin relative (who claims to be working on behalf of the family) and a collection of Zionist organisations who take issue with the …

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    Comment #46544368

    Given there's a lot of trans techies out there, and things will probably heat up sharply in the US following the Venezuela attack and Minneapolis ICE shooting, this seems like a wo…

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    Comment #46534754

    > They were the first to be purged together with homosexuals, transvestites, handicapped, etc. Speaking of which: https://www.lemkininstitute.com/single-post/experts-warn-u-s...

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    Comment #46467832

    > I always reflect on the energy generation statistics of the UK per capita Can you elaborate on this? From what I can tell, the UK's per-capita electricity generation has dropped …

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    Comment #46403417

    Under current DoJ antitrust guidelines, there's nothing to stop a future administration from reviewing any anti-competitive actions ignored by the current one as part of an anti-co…

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    Comment #46125894

    As does GrapheneOS with its Contact Scopes permission.

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    Comment #45699783

    Ah my mistake, I linked to the docs for `pg_dump` (which has long had the `format` option) rather than `pg_dumpall` (which lacks it). Before Postgres 18 was released, the docs list…

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    Comment #45692272

    I was expecting `pg_dumpall` to get the `--format` option in v18,[0] but at the moment the docs say it's still only available in the development branch.[1] Is anyone familiar with …

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    Comment #45390367

    Estonia's system was an area of some fascination for me years ago, so here's what I can remember: After splitting from the Soviet Union, Estonia were basically starting from scratc…