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by 7bit 1y ago
This is a great example of why the death sentence should be banned everywhere. Because the justice system is not perfect and there will always be people who this happens to. But once someone is executed, you can never make up for the mistak
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by 7bit 1y ago
Yeah. I would want a father that is supporting and open to the changes of modern times. Not one that romantisises the past and pities the future. But there have always been people who think the time they lived in were superior and the youth
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by 7bit 1y ago
Already today you can remove the Microsoft keys from most mein board's UEFI and enroll your own. You can perfectly make your own UEFI implementation without Microsoft.
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by 7bit 1y ago
This article provides no additional value to the splitlines() docs.
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by 7bit 1y ago
It would have been nice if the article would have mention from where it will be migrated to Azure.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Yes, but jumping to the conclusion that there would also be no effort in the text is a bit harsh. It's absolutely normal to set priorities.
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by 7bit 1y ago
It's not his position to argue hard. That's what the product owner or manager is paid for.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I've been using tt-rss.org for years. It's good software, but at the same time still feels kinda clunky. There much to improve still, so I would argue that there's more left in that space than bugfixes. But seeing that he los
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by 7bit 1y ago
This argument is absurd. You have a trust relationship with your VPS provider. Yes, they can access it, if they want to. The difference is that with a VPS you have contractual privacy and with e.g. Gmail they outright tell you that they sca
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by 7bit 1y ago
No, it does not mean that. In Germany the card holds the information, which is signed. So trust is established via certificate. The government has no idea when or where I use the card.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Die spinnen, die Römer!
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by 7bit 1y ago
Arch Linux has a code of conduct. And no one that enforces it. Really too sad, as some of their most active members regularly violate it.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Dig Energy? ? And their small drill rig? This sounds like a late April Fools joke.
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by 7bit 1y ago
That's horrible. Throwing away your health like that for quick money is short sighted.
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by 7bit 1y ago
The bully was suspended at first and then we he returned to school warned again to stop bullying. Is that not enough? The article explained that the bullying stopped and the bullies apologized. What more do you want?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Minimal privacy risk is such a BS "advantage". You put your email out there for everybody to read it. So privacy with mailing lists does not exist If I want to remain anonymous, I need to register another email address, which is a
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by 7bit 1y ago
> We remain concerned that these changes to Search are a result of the DMA prioritizing the commercial interests of a small set of intermediary sites — who often shout the loudest in these debates — over the ability of most businesses to
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Consider the DMA’s impact on Europe’s tourism industry. The DMA requires Google Search to stop showing useful travel results that link directly to airline and hotel sites, and instead show links to intermediary websites that charge for
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by 7bit 1y ago
Why would you ever want to change the tenant id? Thise are problems amateurs create for themselves that professionals dont care abouz at all. I agree needing an account to create a tenant is not ideal. But that's nothing more than a mi
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by 7bit 1y ago
Im confused how much loves this finds here while Recall was rightfully critisised. ITS the Same Pictures
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by 7bit 1y ago
Are we the old people now?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Whats Bad with the protocol design?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Steve Jobs was an awful human being and people like him would say anything to justify their toxic behaviour. Quoting gim was the worst possible choice. You can be a leader and a decent human being. For example Gabe Newell, to name just on
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by 7bit 1y ago
To be fair, you also will cutting onions with a sharp knife.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Because not everyone speaks English so good that they could write an article, or want to invest a massive amount of time only to get a barely readable result. For example...
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Just creating a tenant is a PITA and you get a default tenant you can't change without paying for Microsoft 365? What exactly ist a PITA when creating a tenant? It's straightforward. And what do you mean by default tenant tha
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by 7bit 1y ago
It's worse, it's reverse perpetual motion. It takes an infinite amount of energy to achieve something you could achieve with a tiny finite amount!
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by 7bit 1y ago
One term ist slightly longer
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by 7bit 1y ago
Exactly it still isn't pronounced crust. And it makes matters worse. Why would you name something in a way, that possibly only the Greek can write on their keyboard?
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by 7bit 1y ago
So, you confirm what I just said?

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