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Spain doesn’t really need more housing. Spain has a ton of housing. But most of the housing (especially in cities) belongs to landlords, banks and vulture funds, who rent it at high prices and evict people when they want.

Spain doesn’t have a housing problem, it has a renting problem.

And AirBnB and the likes have made it even worse.

This is such a stupid take on so many levels, I can’t even tell if it’s irony.

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TB is always decimal. TB is a standard unit. 1 TB is, like you said, exactly 1,000,000 GB.

You are confusing TB with TiB. TiB is never decimal, always binary. They are different units, and they mean different sizes. 1 TiB is exactly 1,048,576 GiB.

1 TiB is 1,099.512 GB. 1 TiB is 1.0995 TB.

No. An exbibyte is 1024 pebibytes. An exabyte is 1000 petabytes.

An exbibyte is 1,073,741,824 gibibytes. An exabyte is 1,000,000,000 gigabytes.

These are different units.

AI users barely get a lot of stuff nowadays. It must be true that it cooks brains.

Disability, gender non-conformity and homosexuality were also widely prosecuted. In fact, the books they were burning on that famous book burning picture from 1933 were books on gender studies.

I’ve had Windows kill itself by doing a BIOS update and deleting the bitlocker keys in the process, on a computer where bitlocker was automatically enabled by the OS without the user knowing, and of course, without any backups of the keys except on a Microsoft account that was only logged in on that computer (the user didn’t know the password for the account either).

I know there’s user error in there, but for an OS that caters to people who barely know how to use a computer, it seems like a terrible choice to do all that.

I don’t usually pirate content in spanish, but whenever someone asks me for it, I always go to the latest blocked domain list from the govt to find piracy sites. It’s such a nice and convenient list with all the latest sites.

I don’t even need to use a VPN, since most of the blocks are just DNS. I have my own DNS resolver using unbound at home, so none of those blocks affect me.

The theory is that the site just hosts a small JS snippet that locally decodes and shows you your logs.

But yeah, now that you mention it, it would be trivial for the site to get and store the logs, and you wouldn’t even notice.

The QR code contains the panic stack trace text, directly encoded into a URL and a parameter. When you scan it, it goes to the website, which takes the parameter, decodes it and displays it as plain text.

Personally, I think it’s a terrible idea compared to just showing the logs, because now you need internet and a phone with a camera to read a kernel panic log.

Edit: yes, it was Systemd who implemented it.

Back at the beginning of times ethernet, you needed the crossover cables to connect routers to routers, switches to switches or end devices to end devices. They wouldn’t work with the straight cables.

The standard still needs those cables to be crossover, but nowadays the port itself can detect what type of cable you connected, what type of cable it needs, and rewire itself to accept whatever you throw at it.

The same thing happens when you directly connect 2 PCs together without a switch in the middle. But the ports also adapt themselves and work it out.

You could also use a crossover cable, and your devices would figure it out too.

The funniest thing about this is that Apple used the same excuse to defend parts locking. And every other company that limited the user’s right to repair and upgrade their purchased products.

It’s all BS. A company cares only about money, and they couldn’t care less about your product performing slightly less than optimally, if it ever does. Apple did it for profit, car manufacturers did it for profit, John Deere did it for profit and Raspberry Pi did it for profit.

Nitter is currently dead. xcancel hints at potential legal issues (yes, a second wave), and this time it looks serious because a lot of frontends are straight up dead.

It’s not quite that either. The spanish word for “appropriate” is “apropiar”, and the meaning is the same. Aprovechar has a different meaning.

Cloudflare tunnels need logins, depend on cloudflare, and allow cloudflare to sniff all your traffic.

They’re easy, but we should stop recommending them. They’re a terrible solution, both for the internet as a whole and for your personal privacy.

Not actually, it depends on the projection.

The most noticeable visual distortion of a map projection at street level isn’t actually size and area, but angle. While Mercator and Web Mercator distort both size and area, angle remains the same. But projections like Equal Earth distort angle to keep area and size the same.

In practice, what this means is that with Web Mercator, you will see an intersection as 2 perpendicular lines crossing each other, leaving four 90° angles. But with Equal Earth, depending on the location, all those angles will be different, and the lines won’t be perfectly perpendicular.

(of course, Web Mercator also has this issue, because it uses a perfect sphere instead of a spheroid for the projection, but the very slight difference isn’t really noticeable, and using a spheroid is more compute-heavy)

Map navigation and satellite imagery are very specific cases where a Mercator or Mercator style projection are better suited, mainly because of the preservation of the angles. However, for any other case, Equal Earth is a very good projection, and I agree it should be used over Mercator. Especially in education.

Web Mercator is a special kind of abomination, even down to the way the map is cropped to be exactly square. But it is probably the most suitable for navigation, as Mercator itself was designed specifically for it.

Buildings, streets and map features would be more distorted under Equal Earth projection than they already are with Web Mercator. Web Mercator also has the benefit that the cardinal directions are always straight respective to the XY grid, even though the Y direction is non linear.

There is no perfect way of flattening a 3D spheroid into a 2D map, sadly.

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