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by 5560675260 5y ago
Now Russia has control of the power plant and actual means to do it, if they decide that they want to depopulate that region a bit. Launching nukes might trigger a retaliatory strike, so I don't think that it was ever on the table.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> I would hope I would have a nice long think about what I was doing Whenever I encounter vegetarians I remind them that Hitler also was one. For some reason they usually just scoff.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
From user's perspective only difference between EV certificate, LetsEncrypt certificate and no certificate are couple of words hidden somewhere in browser UI and maybe an icon. You still need some level of expertise to use this info, I
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Why not? No, seriously. If people that are concerned by it are in minority - they should wear masks.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
This is resolvable by technology only if your plan is to replace Chris Philp by OpenAI powered bill generator.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Depends on how it's framed. Imagine something like "fuelled by nationalistic sentiment, German/French government makes unreasonable demands that would force social network to reengineer their networking solution at a massive
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Judging by the sentiment displayed in your post, you are affected by various doom and gloom climatic end of world predictions. And you do allude to it right here: > I look at that data and I think to myself, in a few decades we will ha
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by 5560675260 5y ago
That's just extra data points that you give away for no good reason. Realistically it will not amount to anything (like, I'm sure, absolute majority of data collected even by sleaziest adtech). But worst case scenario? You data ge
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by 5560675260 5y ago
It similar to what SWIFT is to banking system.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Wouldn't "being there" also include observers not directly involved in a fight? Like all the people supplying us with mobile phone footage of real life happenings. Usually real life shots are shakey and not that generous, but
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by 5560675260 5y ago
But you, the worker, will not have more say in your work than you do now, probably less. Union will have. It's great if your views will align with union's views, but that's far from guaranteed.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> doing all the work and creating all the wealth Miners extract resources from someone's else land, using someone's else tools to be sold by someone else via someone's else logistical chains. And that high valuation of a
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Do we need child labor laws? In countries that are reach enough to have various forms of social security there is no need to send little Timmy to work in a coal mine. In countries that aren't - they do help their parents with sustena
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by 5560675260 5y ago
We can do this now with flexbox and grid. Spacer component from the article can be implemented with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/gap
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by 5560675260 5y ago
I agree that most of the time with entrenched players it looks like there are no outs. But let's try to look at your example of ticketmaster. Your options depend on how much you are invested in concert-going as entertainment. If not mu
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by 5560675260 5y ago
There is obviously no magical quick denoising solution. But we still can demand less noise and patronise providers that at least pretend to listen.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
I think you have it backwards. Wealthy already have all the power they need. Everyone else has zero power, unless they organise, pool their resources or at least choose to move in same direction independently.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Is modem firmware really the piece of software in you're more concerned about or at all? But still, if you want to see something changed on this front - give money to Purism or Pine64. Make sure to tell them that you'll continue y
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Don't like something? Take your money elsewhere, and make sure to tell why on social media, even if you don't have large following. Besides making bad practices unnoticeably less profitable this normalises caring about this. In th
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Can't you exchange goods and services for crypto, without using fiat? Transaction fees are obviously unfortunate, but there is just no going around the need for infrastructure. And where is an infrastructure - there are maintenance fee
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by 5560675260 5y ago
It's just weird to have a card that instead of giving access to your own funds might also put you in debt. As for those things you've mentioned - they are US specific. I'm pretty sure that all of the extra services are tied t
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Alternative to suffering from rising temperatures is adapting to them. Lowering emissions is also going to cause suffering and might be as effective as blasting (into general direction of an) asteroid with a water cannon.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> english teacher is equivalent to a math or chemistry teacher Do they actually have different qualifications? Each of them has to be trained for a teaching job and, er, remember most of their school program? In the same vein instructor
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by 5560675260 5y ago
That stuff that you've consumed wasn't free, those hobbyists paid for it out of the pocket. Sure, some can afford to do this to this day, but this doesn't scale. Nowadays internet is too populous and expectations are set too
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by 5560675260 5y ago
It might look like there is a choice, but there is one good option and many bad ones. As long as english stays lingua franca, it will be the default language of every specs, docs and tool that matter. Even if development happens outside of
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Instead of learning english those people will now struggle both with english and programming, it is really a disservice. And when you'll collaborate with people using poorly translated terminology you'll struggle too.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
OP refers to VSCode being built on web stack. But AFAIK there is little to none actual DOM manipulations after initial setup since everything is rendered on canvas.
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https://archive.vn/0BzHf
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> NFTs instead are easily copied idividually (right click) or even in bulk as this torrent file proves. No, you're copying a piece of media that NFT links to. What you're not copying is a verifiable claim of spending unreasonab
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by 5560675260 5y ago
My assumption is that OP turned it on, but forgot about doing it at some point. This feature in Brave is advertised as opt-in and it was off by default for me each time I've installed this browser.

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