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It doesn't though. The vast majority of flights are short-haul or long-haul flights and not domestic. This data uses the UK flight data so let's look that up. Non-Domestic flight passengers:…

Don't look up the carbon footprint of driving then. That is even higher in comparison to most passenger flights.

As I said, it's a loose definition, but the same could also be said, if I place a second computer at my parents place for example so I can have an offsite backup. They technically could also be m…

I suspect that they rebuild the system. Arguing against backups after that will be next to impossible.

While this is only one data point, looking at the stats for r/selfhosted, self-hosting seems to be exploding in popularity since last year. The subreddit now has 2.2 on average million daily uniq…

The general definition (although it can be pretty loose) is that you need to control the computer/server your software is running on. If that is a VPS or a server in your basement really doesn&#x…

Depends on what you want to do with it. To start any old free PC that you can find online is going to work for experimenting with it.

It’s not misleading in any way for consumers though. The consumer protection agency in Germany explicitly stated that no consumers have been confused so far ( https://www.wiwo.de/100160…

They voted to ban the terms vegan sausage and vegan burger just earlier today. So much about being pro free speech. Votes by party affiliation and name to verify this can be accessed here: https:…

If it wasn't it most certainly is now

Same thinking here. The renders look nice, but why not share a video of it working - unless it doesn't work yet...

I would argue the intermediate step are SAAS solutions such as ERP or CRM systems. Most of them offer sensible export options as well.

Republicans don't need to negotiate with Democrats. They have a majority and could end the shutdown all on their own if they wanted to.

The same could be said for the US as well though looking at the EARN IT Act that is reintroduced every couple of years just like Chat Control in the EU with both having failed multiple times so far.

Why are we talking about the EU in this thread? I don't see how draconian UK laws relate to a proposed chat control law in the EU that hasn't even been drafted and would likely not survive…

I just checked a few cities I have been to and this seams surprisingly accurate. May I ask how you are collecting this data. Is it through Google reviews or how do you collect this data?

Not the person you asked, but there is a lot of research in this for meat so it would be interesting for eggs as well, as replacing them when you are vegan is not that easy.

I don't think a lot of people will use this to be honest as this would need to compete with TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts - all of which are already very addictive.

A lot of social media platforms only recommend recently uploaded content or at least heavily favor it. The idea sounds to me more like a feed for independent blogs/articles though, which is what …

Pretty sure both Firefox and Microsoft Edge both offer it as an option too.

Can someone explain to me how this differentiates itself from (ungoogled) Chromium with a few tweaks? How does it compare to Firefox privacy wise being based on chromium?

At least Google flights shows you an estimate for the airline

As someone from Europe I was a bit confused why SF parking cops seemed to only work throughout the night.

You can use "Map Kit JS". You have 250,000 free map views per day, however you need an apple developer account https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mapkitjs …

Because they could archive the same product using chromium with less cost. Should that change their investment in that area would probably increase as a consequence.

I would say Microsoft cheated on OpenAI first ;) https://www.reuters.com/business/microsoft-use-some-ai-anthr... …

And your evaluation also rises as a consequence of your increased revenue.

They for example did a similar deal with Nscale just last week. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/17/ai-startup-nscale-from-uk-is... …

Before they swapped Edge over to use Chromium they were capable of maintaining their own engine just fine. Probably not overnight, but in the past they have shown that they have the budget to support …