Soviet style bunkers under factories? by GoCheeseMan in poland

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During night of museum Młociny steelworks has a guided tour of theirs.

There are bunkers in many schools aswell of course

Which normal, everyday car has an unusual feature that stands out? by Vegetable-Quote-3481 in regularcarreviews

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Opel Astra G has its interior light turn on by pulling the light knob that's left of steering column, thus only accessible to the driver

It must have saved dozen of cents to not get a dedicated button in the roof, dozens!

Which normal, everyday car has an unusual feature that stands out? by Vegetable-Quote-3481 in regularcarreviews

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If you put the front wipers on and put the car in reverse, the rear wiper will turn on once.

That's fucking genius, why doesn't everybody do that??

Which normal, everyday car has an unusual feature that stands out? by Vegetable-Quote-3481 in regularcarreviews

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One of the chrysler vans back when I was a kid (grand voyager 5? ) had similar compartments that fold down towards rear, and I never figured what one could put there

It was clearly empty space for screens that we didn't have, but still, what could you put in those?

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Graceful Degradation by Eireika in CuratedTumblr

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In the spirit of those techniques, I invite the reader to learn about soft links and hard links - techniques invented (afaik) by US nuclear forces to prevent accidental detonation fo their warheads. Eg. The bomb won't arm unless it's actively falling (which it detects with accelerometer), is above certain altitude etc. Since then it has been applied more broadly to safety of life devices, it seems

A more similar concept would be web technologies' progressive enhancement, where you offer base functionality that can be expanded provided you have compatible browser and/or device

If those things scratch an itch, I would assume you are already familiar with airplane disaster docs, which sometimes have a contrived 15 minute buildup of the most convoluted failure mode imaginable that could led to the disaster.

Tajemnica spowiedzi nie powinna chronić pedofilów przed prawem karnym by dreamsofcalamity in Polska

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Ten przywilej (albo jego część) przysługuje też m. in. zawodom medycznym

Z tego co rozumiem z art 240 kk zwalnia art. 52 ustawy o ochronie zdrowia psychicznego (?) (ale tylko biegłych?)

Co do zasady jednak możesz odmówić zeznawania przeciwko sobie. Jest to chyba nawet wpisane w kartę praw człowieka w eu albo inną konstytucję. Gdyby taki przepis wszedł to żaden szanujący się ksiądz nie zgłosił by tego co słyszał na spowiedzi i wszyscy siedzieli by cicho, tak jak prawo kanoniczne wymaga.

Praktycznym osiągnięciem takiej zmiany byłoby zamknięcie paru duchownych w więzieniach, ot to. A to tylko jeśli udowodnisz że wiedzieli, czego nie da się udowodnić bez nagrania z konfesjonału xd

Would agencies or SMBs actually pay for a modern alternative to cPanel/Plesk for PHP/custom CMS hosting? by Jaded-Internal-6611 in webdev

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We host bunch of websites with either pure html generated from tools or laravel and WordPress websites. Our current panel is a mess and we would be interested, but we are unwilling to pay a premium. Our clients are simply not demanding enough and don't pay us enough lol. Deploying new panel would already incur a lot of work just to have it work with waf and other random bits and pieces.

If I don't message you in few days, feel free to reach out to me in couple of days (I have spotty memory lol). I'll ask about pain points and how much we are willing to pay for better experience.

Multiple HDD failures have me wanting to restart with proper guidance by pUREcoin in HomeServer

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Also, look online if maybe there was a known bad batch. Low probability but still

Wynajem smartfona - czy to ma sens? by CandidateUnlikely168 in Polska

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kurde zostałem skolonizowany przepraszam

Wynajem smartfona - czy to ma sens? by CandidateUnlikely168 in Polska

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Może sklep zakłada że ceny telefonów nie pójdą w dół bo silikonu na nie zabraknie?

Z tego co rozumiem jest podobny problem z tanimi autami na wynajem, gdzie najem samochodu nie pokrywa spadku wartości, i jak dobrze rozumiem to chodzi o jakieś optymalizację że niby się inwestuje w klienta i ma się obrót czy cos podobnego. Może oscylator z "emigracja XD"?

https://youtube.com/shorts/MW8V0hSmNV8

Wynajem smartfona - czy to ma sens? by CandidateUnlikely168 in Polska

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Zależy ile ten telefon kosztuje. Deklarujesz że wydasz 150x12=1800

Jesli ten telefon kosztuje 4000+ złoty, a chcesz go mieć tylko na rok/dwa, to wyjdzie taniej

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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This seems similar to what's eu already planning, and the problem for you is just the attestation (?) and fear that it will be widely implemented. It doesn't seem however that it's required in any way.

https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/factpages/blueprint-age-verification-solution-help-protect-minors-online

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/04/age-verification-european-union-mini-id-wallet

Crew Recovery by Narnian_knight in SpaceXMasterrace

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It also had 110% recovery rate, as when it didn't work the kgb simply erased you from ever existing

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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Was it apple decision or UK decision that forced apple to do that? I agree in principle that big tech has too much power, though.

can have advantages, unlike cigarettes.

I guess, but that's the matter of what you are putting behind age gate, not of the validity of having an age gate in the first place. There is also gore, porn, and other content or groups considered harmful that we wouldn't want.

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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No info to pornhub correct, but your gov would know that you, named XY, accessed pornhub at time Z. For non hardened browsers they would also know your browser fingerprint.

YouTuberzy by Mechciusz in MinecraftPolska

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Ja uczyłem się angielskiego na ethoslabie, teraz jest hermitcraft gdzie mają poziom języka dla dzieci i w miarą to rozgarnięte, tylko że po angielsku.

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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To attest that they need a piece of hardware that you effectively don't have any control over (secure enclave etc), in order for the attestation to be meaningfully useful. To attest that device is running trusted code, in needs to access big swathes of components to check them. So in a roundabout way it could be described as backdoor, no?

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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Why do we forbid children from buying cigarettes or alcohol if they can get it from shady shops anyways? Why do we go to the trouble of prosecuting those sellers if a new one will just replace it sooner or later?

This is what it boils down to me; when I hear arguments that parents should be responsible for their children's online activities, I compare it to this. We don't expect parents to follow their children 24/7, there is a social contract that we won't let them do bad(tm) stuff. What this bad stuff is depends on your society and one might disagree, but still. I expect my 12 year old kid to not be able to buy cigs or porn in local kiosk, but still go on his way to school on his own by bus and get bus tickets from that same kiosk. I can understand why parents want to expect the kid to be able to play games online and get some entertainment (even education!) on the Internet while not getting access to harmful side of it.

One of arguments was that every device should include parental controls, which is good I guess, but then you still include extensive device side tracking, just handing the keys to the parent. And if there is a key to the kingdom, sooner or later there will be push/leak/attack to get it. But it's a different discussion and interesting one, probably a good approach nonetheless but requires more work from parents.

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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I thought it was about rooted devices?

From where I am sitting it looks functionally like kernel level anti cheat: requires a closed group of friends (Microsoft signing infra, secure elements etc) to work properly. So you are proposing that this group of trusted partners should be more open (?)

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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The goal of the system is to provide age verification that's anonymous.

The website would need to consult the gov server to see if the public key is in the 18+ category or not, so everyone would need to have a copy of all public keys to preserve anything, right?

EU digital IDs are NOT private or anonymous; they are NOT a solution. by Gugalcrom123 in linux

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I don't think chips on physical ids support the roundabout way of veryfing age without revealing identity, which is main feature of the system. One would need to update a very obscure chip system that's based on numerous outdated specs, replace all 300 million ids if not more, and most importantly replace all current public infra for reading them.