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Comment #43218306
They have been doing for at least a decade by now (e.g Amazon). So why imply it suddenly isn’t acceptable to show ads (in any form)?
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Comment #39133245
None, except for the fact that the 30% fee will be reduced (not eliminated), has been achieved by the EU ruling. - Alternative browser engines are useless if the rest of the world …
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Comment #38668183
Doubt it. The next chapter for EVs will be truly affordable vehicles, which naturally tend to be smaller. And with a more compact size (and most likely less batteries) will come lo…
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Comment #38668132
Because heavy electric cars still pollute more than light electric cars through tire and brake particles. Taxing by size would be neat, but I understand that that would make the ca…
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Comment #38668101
> A 2 ton Model Y produces much less pollution than an ICE compact car. Because a 1.5t Zoe pollutes even less :P We can argue about the cut-off line, but it'll be arbitrary - the o…
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Comment #38668077
This is not about ICE vs EV, this is about big vs small. Opulent vs necessary. Like the mayor is quoted saying in the article: It's about "very expensive cars, driven by people who…
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Comment #38667977
> But electric cars lack all tailpipe emissions. Like GP mentioned, tires also pollute via abrasion. > 2 tons is just slightly heavier than a Tesla Model Y, a compact SUV barely la…
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Comment #38667934
Which means the cute french car has more than 500kg of headroom until it would have to pay the increased parking tariff... > and more than 2 tonnes for electric vehicles.
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Comment #38667849
Maybe. Many countries in the EU already place heavy taxes on engine displacement, so a curb weight tax or vehicle size tax wouldn't be something entirely new.
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Comment #37540260
> In my experience, Svelte did a much better job and is closer to vanilla html/js I just looked at some Svelte examples and it's a mix of magic keywords (on, bind) with magic symbo…
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Comment #36962312
Most of the danger (for me) comes from evil-mode. Adding prompts wouldn't make sense there ;P
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Comment #36962300
Eh, there is plenty of safety equipment. Mainly undo-tree and magit.
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Comment #36961304
> and your cat will break it by simply looking at your keyboard. Being off by one column of keys on your keyboard can really be a death sentence to your buffer (and maybe even code…
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Comment #36762624
I think about a year ago they toned down pockets presence. It's basically just another extension now.
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Comment #36396018
> It's not that you can't. You can use vim for your accounting if you want. I hate to be that guy, but Emacs org-mode has (un)surprisingly lots of spreadsheet features: https://org…
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Comment #35855373
My thoughts exactly. The F355 sounds like an angry, big 4 cylinder. Very much like a race car (but in street form). Love it.
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Comment #35029233
Whats the point of this comment? You're obviously an extreme outlier. Are you implying the 49€ ticket is bad because it isn't an improvement for every single citizen?
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Comment #34772400
Companies have been aware of the reputation gains for over a decade now. Modern Warfare 2 got tons of backlash when it released without a server browser in 2009. The next CoD, Blac…
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Comment #34648068
Somewhat off-topic: Is there a way to stop any application from stealing focus? I hate it when the Terminal app grabs the focus while I'm typing something.
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Comment #34616049
Apple once offered me 0€ for a one-year-old 13in MacBook Pro. In fact they even wanted like 30€ for processing etc.
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Comment #34457104
To be honest |> looks more like a tipped over traffic cone to be begin with.
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Comment #34226289
Sportscars and motorcycles are fun :)
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Comment #34037672
Judging by the screenshot, both the text and search icon aren't even centered correctly :(
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Comment #33819935
> Gas from Russia was the magic ingredient that kept the whole renewables charade going, and we’re out of that now. Bullshit. Importing on-mass energy from other nations was the "m…
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Comment #33753258
I've tried to switch to Paredit (from Evil) but had trouble. Does anyone have a solid resource for learning?