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    Comment #35647202

    The Citroën Berlingo really is one of the best cars they made

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    Comment #27574167

    Nix/Nixpkgs blocks unfree packages by default, so I presume it would be relatively easy to disable packages with the `unFree` attribute.

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    Comment #26687996

    As an added bonus, Nix can still easily output a container image for docker use containing the same shell environment.

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    Comment #26362106

    I would say so. Just like GTK is native on GNOME but definitely not on Windows. "native" (to me) really just means whatever the system is designed for.

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    Comment #26155332

    There is work underway to improve the cookie modal situation: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/proposal-epriv... Please also remember that the GDPR is also applicable …

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    Comment #26126992

    I'm currently building a website with this kind of rectangular design language and I'm really digging it.

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    Comment #25911539

    The Google play framework is closed source and used by most apps.

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    Comment #25563565

    This paragraph might also just mean they use data from an organisation like Oxfam for example.

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    Comment #25563532

    There seem to be filters for several ethical labels (vegan, fair trade, …) If you filter by those and still find that this product has a shorter lifespan than comparable products t…

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    Comment #25160009

    The Unicode arrow looks smaller and is positioned lower, while the ligature has the same size as -> with the dash extended into the 'arrow'. Not that I use this frequently.

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    Comment #25091237

    If you do decide to go with Linux: - Dell XPS (mac-like comes with Linux) - Lenovo Thinkpad (excellent Linux support, as it is used by a lot of Linux devs) - Any of the Linux CTO l…

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    Comment #24325147

    I use neoranger to do exactly this.

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    Comment #24276743

    Why stop there? ipv6 license plates, citizen numbers, home addresses, part numbers, atoms, ...

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    Comment #24254685

    There's a ZFS driver for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

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    Comment #24253338

    Maybe we should also consider using / making a progressive enhancement image format. FLIF for example can be downloaded partially to get part of the fidelity. (Which, unlike other …

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    Comment #24246076

    Or use something like rEFInd as intermediary firmware.

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    Comment #24122723

    As a lot of less-than/greater-than tokens

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    Comment #24095721

    This looks like a Bancontact/SEPA combination.

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