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Still required to use a video or ID card in the UK.

Why not get a significantly cheaper (and much nicer for reading in my opinion) e-ink ereader?

The capacity limit is the number of tracks. There are 4 AC and 2 DC tracks on the line out of Euston and they are also used for freight trains as well as the Bakerloo line.

Using "he" as default is just as much of a political stance as using "they" as default. The fact that whoever rejected this PR thinks that pronouns are "political" gives me a pretty good guess as to their overall political leanings.

The 787, A380, and A220 have all had no fatal accidents. No accidents at all for the A220.

I believe both your examples are ones where the UK did not follow the decision of the ECHR.

I find it shocking that this has been known about for so long, but only now that there was a TV drama about it is it actually being addressed. It came up in the news and I thought "what, I remember hearing about this 5 years ago, surely it's been sorted out by now?"

Was this screed written by an AI?

Didn't know this site existed. Way better than the Octopus app.

I remember a while back there was a Twitter account called "Hacker News Onion". My favourite headline: Developer accused of unreadable code refuses to comment.

What airlines let you take pets and bicycles for free?

Presumably they could ban the sites that host these non-compliant browsers (whack-a-mole for sure), and/or make it illegal to have one installed on your computer.

My company recently moved from a wework equivalent to a much cheaper serviced office. A few less of the flashy features and perhaps a slightly less prestigious address (5 minutes down the road) for a third of the price.

It's probably there in the fine print somewhere. Maybe if it was required to be very clearly marked on the packaging like cigarette warning labels.

You can't really play the space sim either.

The most common tariff that offers these prices is capped at 100p/kWh (about 3-4x higher than the standard price). I've been on it for about 3 months and I never saw anything higher than the standard price.

Not particularly. I spun up accounts on quite a few different lemmy instances yesterday when certain instances were getting hammered by traffic spikes. Things seem to have settled down now, but it seems like jumping to a new account is very easy. I worry that it will make it harder to deal with trolls and spammers though if they can just create a new account on another instance at will.

Expansion gaps limit the speed the trains can run at.

Has there been any progress on getting this running on modern operating systems?

Scarlet and Violet was as much an optimisation problem as a hardware problem.

I doubt anyone who can do anything about it will read this, but if I get a single piece of autoplaying media that I didn't choose, I'm ditching Spotify that day.

Is it easier to capture carbon from decomposition than directly from the atmosphere? If so that could be how this works.

Honest question: how can devaluing the dollar be deflationary?

Can't speak for anyone else, but my company is migrating away from Docker Desktop to Rancher in order to save money. We'll see how well that goes.

Have you read much Le Guin by any chance? This is a theme I've seen in her work.

What is the other choice?

Public transport is covered in ads, has a much higher ridership than rideshares (i.e. has many more eyeballs to sell, and much lower per-user costs) and isn't even close to being profitable from ad revenue.

It's a positive thing to hear that the car behind the one that hit you is braking.

I think the parent comment was talking about a loyalty card discount at a supermarket that (I assume) only exists in the UK and Ireland.

That's your choice. I would love to be within 15 minutes walk of my office, but I can't realistically afford it, so the choice of a longer commute is made for me.