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akadruid1

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    Comment #48889528

    This is ultimately a failing of democracy itself. This stuff was legal, and it's hard to make a law that reaches back decades to impose costs on manufacturers or real estate develo…

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    Comment #47833082

    https://archive.is/mAcWG

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    Comment #46808108

    You're right, and the article is wrong. 3 pane layouts similar to desktop mail readers and Usenet clients appeared well before 2002. For example, if you look at the history of feed…

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    Comment #45944019

    By themselves even targeted tariffs don't work. Argentina did not become a mobile phone manufacturing hub. https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/milei-is-scrapping...

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    Comment #45064262

    https://archive.is/9jWxq

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    Comment #44546042

    Red Hat would be smart to get in on this

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    Comment #43867921

    This isn't true: > Our results indicate that today's electrified bus fleets are roughly cost comparable to their traditional diesel counterparts https://www.sciencedirect.com/scien…

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    Comment #43818172

    I believe at least some of it is LEGO Technic

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    Comment #42690306

    Wordpress is clunky but it never broke backwards compatibility. HN grumbles about Drupal because many got burnt by picking the wrong horse. Drupal was the biggest CMS in the world …

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    Comment #42127543

    5% of a transit authority's budget would be a lot of money! Advertising made £158 million for Transport for London in 2019, much less than 5% of their budget.

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    Comment #41982929

    It looked like the plants are normally shielded by collapsible curtains which were open for the benefit of the video.

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    Comment #41364959

    This article from earlier this year covers much of the same ground: https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/04/03/1090603/how-to-r...

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    Comment #41210771

    https://archive.is/0tSqf

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    Comment #40902985

    https://archive.is/rvoK5

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    Comment #40780303

    These exist and have been saving lives for at least 6 years: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/article/lifegua...

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    Comment #39360619

    Hyper-V Server has also been discontinued, although the 2019 release will be supported for a while yet https://www.theregister.com/2021/08/31/hyper_v_server_discon...

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    Comment #39238351

    https://archive.ph/TWGsk

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    Comment #39066033

    I use two of the ISPs discussed in the article, Three and Vodafone Broadband. As is discusses, Three is attempting to roll out IPv6 right now, but making a real hash of it. My new …

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    Comment #38912609

    https://archive.is/20240108100154/https://www.reuters.com/te...

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    Comment #38638883

    https://archive.ph/8ITiv

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    Comment #38486764

    The mistake was the way it was handled. I'm not sure Python trod that narrow path well - not all the breaking changes in Python3 were clear advantages, especially in the pre-3.5 da…

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    Comment #38419957

    https://archive.ph/fFsEf

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    Comment #37995851

    https://archive.ph/T9cQT

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    Comment #37889187

    https://archive.ph/DbFgW

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    Comment #37666225

    https://archive.ph/ddCqv