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Comment #48355227
> The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil. https://www.json.org/license.html
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Comment #47707437
10 years ago Wayland was in much worse state. It started being good in the last few years, though some features are still lacking.
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Comment #47548041
> and I don't think I know any pop stars with that background off the top of my head. But Romania gave us the Dragostea din tei (Numa-numa song :)
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Comment #47547889
In Croatia only Zagreb got changed to 10 000 (because capital), the rest stayed the same.
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Comment #47194521
Exactly, the threat of using nukes needs to be credible in order to work as a deterrence.
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Comment #46941929
> And they are also… a math nightmare. Differential geometry. Integrals. Oh my… Which is probably why most games don’t even dare. Wonder if cubic parabola (used by some railways, a…
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Comment #46758086
This collision happened precisely because of unfortunate circumstance that break in the rail and derailment happened just before the switch leading to the opposite track. Without t…
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Comment #46153062
Well, they could add speakers that make vroom-vroom noises.
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Comment #46001659
The Falcons have all three engines tail mounted, so not the same "type" of trijet as MD-11.
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Comment #44833999
AFAIK it should be a different system because the car asks the key first (same system as Keyless GO).
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Comment #44540068
Well, AI is plain wrong. Fuel cutoff switches on Airbus are in the same position as in Boeing planes, below the throttle.
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Comment #44506482
Technically, 2 EU countries: Greece and Cyprus.
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Comment #44480193
True, but that EU regulation is based on the ground truth of much less spacious roads and cities.
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Comment #44222002
You might consider it an eyesore, but the river is hardly ruined by it.
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Comment #43676029
I fully agree with that. Just a bit disappointed that Python is not even considering to fix/replace it's problematic datetime library (as far as I know). Excellent third-party libr…
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Comment #43674685
Fortunately, JS is getting Temporal, which will be great. No such thing on the horizon for Python yet.
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Comment #43591898
Not only that, some fonts have a vast number of tweaks available: https://rsms.me/inter/#features
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Comment #43084592
Railway crossings are not especially deadly if you're a train passenger. Most deaths are from train-on-train collisions or overspeed derailments.
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Comment #43005475
All newly sold vehicles in EU need to have either reversing camera or sensors starting from July 7, 2024
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Comment #43005466
Indeed, thanks for the correction
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Comment #42999153
EU requires them too
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Comment #42999119
If you think of watt-hour as "joule times 3600" then it makes sense
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Comment #42998372
kWh/h is a proper unit for average energy consumption over time, if a bit weird.
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Comment #42989576
> These are very important factors to keep in mind, even if the absolute numbers seem small. Expensive electricity makes everything else more expensive as well. It touches every fa…
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Comment #42979237
Which has been corrected since.