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Comment #49200782
I remember Google maps working well for walking around in Europe. Ever since I've moved to America, not so much. Go figure...
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Comment #49124663
Upsetting how we are reaching these lows while the administration is accusing everyone else of wasting taxpayer money except for themselves. At least under previous administrations…
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Comment #49063428
Nope, read a couple stories about climate credits over the years, and this is a problem. The credits are permanent, even if the new grown forest burns down.
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Comment #48956868
Time estimate is way off for the Smastad loft bed, that thing was such a pain.
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Comment #48925041
I don't know if popular is quite the right word. It certainly is widely used though...
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Comment #48882158
Zotero obviously stores data in an SQL db. It's not quite a text file, but it's been around forever, and it's easy to parse directly, too.
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Comment #48861776
That's been a thing for a long time. "Hitzefrei".
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Comment #48531399
I know it's a bit of a meme but I'm on Debian Stable and I am running the backport kernel, which is on version 6.19. So only one minor version away from the current 7.0. I wish mor…
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Comment #48234845
And discovered check means that it is not sufficient to check the position of the piece you have moved, you also need to check the position of other pieces to see whether there is …
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Comment #48056926
How so?
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Comment #47934232
That would also explain why UAE is oddly in favor of a war in their region.
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Comment #47712229
Don't know about customizability on MacOS but I've always been very accustomed to animations and recently I just turned them off on Android and Linux and I... Don't miss anything. …
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Comment #47641051
IIRC there is actually a practice of nullifying laws that cannot be enforced (Vollzugsdefizit). One example I remember is that the enforcement of minor drug possession charges was …
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Comment #47277020
It is already published at Geophysical Research Letters, a highly (if not the most) reputable source in the area. But that journal is behind a paywall: https://agupubs.onlinelibrar…
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Comment #47025487
> Hours-long waits: You spend an afternoon watching a progress bar download 15GB just to get a 50MB compiler. What year is it?! Also, haven't heard any complaints regarding VS on M…
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Comment #46907417
Look, what I'm saying is that I don't have a scanner at home or at work and I've find this.
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Comment #46903162
Even now living in the states, I cannot comprehend how someone can end up paying hundreds of dollars a month for tv streaming. Can someone enlighten me?
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Comment #46890388
Not that I can speak from personal experience or anything... But somebody on an email chain may have requested a scanned version of the document to ensure there is no metadata and …
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Comment #46798038
> Windows is now also too much work. Most people overlook that. I only ever see comments complaining about time spent to set up Linux. It's not the only variable, and for Windows i…
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Comment #46797954
Amazon has contributed enough to the current administration that I doubt they will face any consequences. Maybe another round of shakedowns and more financial contributions, but th…