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I'm not convinced that most DC use closed loop cooling. The recent discussions had a lot of water and power permitting topics.

Secondly drawing brine water from the aquifer to then putting the stronger brine back is essentially water consumption. I would also say it's externalising environmental cost of the stronger brine impact.

Hm, I have little interest in Google's AI API and more in a streamlined flow of security updates and not an obscure prolonged waiting time.

Not denying than many engineers work on Chrome just wondering how many of them work on Chrome features that are anti pattern, reducing privacy, improving information collection or tracking or against users interest in broad.

Where is the form, forum or spot in general where one can tell Mozilla?

Yes I can relate to this. Picking good, valuable feedback out of the noise has become a chore.

This was inspiring, thanks for sharing.

I head similar stories. Also from Italy. Another aspect is that many 100+ year old have questionable birth certificates, as in the record of the birthday might be guessed. Different times back then.

I disagree that there is no cost associated with making another. Externalising environmental and rectification cost should not be the default approach.

Agreed, considering that sor.say future wars will be around (drinking) water it seems reasonable to at least link some cost to the brine or the water required.

I think "intelligence" carries baggage. When most people hear it, they're thinking of the constellation of things: judgment, consistency, moral reasoning, the ability to decide something and stick with it. An intelligent person has an internal model of the world, values they apply consistently, and the capacity to learn from mistakes in a meaningful way. LLMs don't do any of that. They perform statistical pattern matching on text at an extraordinary scale. They're shockingly good at mimicking the surface features of intelligent behavior. I think the overuse of the word intelligence is something to criticise as grandma is not across the tech details.

I thought that's why many large venues offer free WiFi.

Most likely the parent was relating this to revealing where you live and the privacy aspects. Yes indeed one could figure out where I went for holidays by my OSM edits but then any FAAG or similar would know that already by any social media interaction I might have had during the holidays. My bigger OSM edits are rarely during the actual holidays but rather before or after.

You can define a location of your choice in your profile for example.

Months behind is not fair. Apps like Komoot, OSMAnd or CoMaps have monthly refresh cycles. Others are shorter and yes there are longer (mostly obscure) update cycles such as apple maps, Uber, https://transportnsw.info/

Nice, I use the kids soccer boot cardboard boxes. There were plenty and they stack well.

320km must be either optimised for their trip or an older model.

Watch some of these https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXNB7Q_d1qC0mFjn6bt8YvQ

Especially on the low income side that is often linked with job insecurity a basic income can relieve stress and pressure on people.

Agreed, what does not help or get us anywhere is the throw hands in the air gesture from grandparent.

I think this war has resulted in some speed increases in some changes, e.g. ev adoption, electric trucks. Still lots to do

You are not wrong, but there is no reason to assume that things can't change. A heat pump irrespective of the material it's made of will be better than a gas heater over its life.

https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar has been around for quite some time and works well.

As with many things, criminals are a step ahead and know this and know how to keep calm, be patient.

Yes, that. You have 3-10 chance to watch and learn before it's your turn. But down the phone or book and spend a moment observing.

Reading here the x-ray machine model or type might be a true technical reason why there are seemingly always different rules. Even same airport, different terminal canbe different due to different build year and machines. What I don't understand is why people simply don't pay attention? By the time it's my turn I have seen the 3-10 people in front of me go through the motions, so I naturally preempt and prepare based on what I have observed. Not a guarantee for no issues but a solid step to not mess up completely.

All good and valid points. Yet I still have the impression airports are passenger hostile, e.g. try to find a water dispenser without walking a mile.

Yes, mam.

I disabled YouTube app on my phone for the same reason. The shorts stole my time too easily.

So did he email privacy@tldv.io? Why not? Maybe someone who understands it would read it.

Thanks for sharing this, a good example that people can grow and adapt. Some need a push and support but it's possible.