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    The good thing is that cities actively work on reducing noise and air pollution.

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    Comment #39944175

    Personally, I perceived it as a matter of good engineering: your phone shouldn't spend its energy to heat your ear.

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    Comment #39924028

    Is RCS possible without phone number? Like, Google would just set up an RCS server that accepts GMail addresses, and only falls back to your contact's phone number if they can't ro…

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    Comment #39923537

    > if Apple's RCS implementation won't work without carrier-provided RCS Could you explain? If RCS works without carrier support, why would Google rely on carrier support in the fir…

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    Comment #39714343

    EU phone, but yeah, good to point out GNSS isn't just GPS anymore. I also agree that the accuracy is insanely good most of the time; I'm just objecting the "accuracy test" using ca…

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    Comment #39714251

    I thought the same, but I was pretty surprised how bad my phone's GPS performance was next to cliffs. Especially altitude was off significantly. When thinking of turn-by-turn navig…

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    Comment #39617939

    I mean, creating a new Google/Apple ID is one thing, but it's also quite annoying to log out of your primary ID. So I'm wondering, did anybody try if this works with multiple users…

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    A similar thought has led me to a telemetry-enabled car liability insurance. I simply did not want to compensate others for risky driving. Telemetry-enabled insurances offer you a …

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    Comment #39509341

    not sure how this is done in the US, but if you buy used from a dealer, I guess you still get a warranty on that?

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    Comment #39509185

    on top of it all, your loss of value over time is much lower. will never understand why people would buy a new car that depreciates by 30% the very second you drive off the dealers…

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    > - Using SMS for mobile login (think dating apps for example) Dating apps in particular seem to be a problematic example to me. In some regions, phone numbers change owners quite …

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    Comment #39440412

    Are there already tools out there? Let's collect some. https://radwege-check.de Lets you compare bicycle lane designs, and how safe both cyclists and motorists feel.

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    > Also we have deposits on bottles, most people here just toss the in the trash, not bothering to return them. It doesn't mean the system can't work. It means the deposit is way to…

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    Comment #39253974

    Just to double-check - does this mean Ubuntu 18.04 cannot be a VSCode remote target anymore? > VS Code 1.86 (aka the ‘January 2024’ update) saw Microsoft bump the minimum build req…

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    Comment #39154300

    Only a few carriers use non-expiring QR codes.

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    Comment #39153820

    Depends on the carrier if the QR code can be re-used.

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    Comment #38885720

    Ahh, I did consider PHAsset.fetchAssets but my understanding was that the method will download the file if not present locally - which wouldn't be acceptable for an app, I guess. D…

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    Comment #38885600

    So it appears you can conveniently query the DB for filename (+directory), UUID, and (original) file size. But I can't find a good way of opening a Photo by filename or UUID. After…

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    Comment #38884576

    Looks promising - will look into it!

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    Comment #38878509

    Photos.app doesn't show file size… so I thought, why not build a little Photos.app extension or a separate app that queries for large files? Turns out that the API doesn't expose "…

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    Comment #38878407

    privacy.apple.com is a neat shortcut, it's the first option there.

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    Comment #38878332

    I saw this presented at Bits & Bäume conference - excellent work! I've previously heard other, very high-level approaches on "sustainable software", but few seem to care to bring a…