ArnoVW

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by ArnoVW 9mo ago
If you pay for Workspace (like he says he does) your data is your own, just like for any SaaS product.
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by ArnoVW 9mo ago
No need to consider. The UK and France have nukes. France even has a two-tier response. Not enough to vitrify Russia or China five times over, but enough to make them reconsider.
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
If memory serves, that was relatively easy? Compared with this? You fly to the entry, point towards it, and then rotate until rotation speed and phase match. But yea, the docking computer was definitely easier =)
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
Thanks for the link. Yes, that does give pause for thought: -- For example: once, when I was eight years old, I’d done something wrong that warranted a spanking. My dad commanded me ‘come here.’ I hesitated, building up my willpower, before
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
Well the vibe I am getting from testing22321 is more one of "there should be unconditional support from society". See the points about free education and (supposed) unlimited benefits in Autralia. As said, it's not that I am
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
We were talking about a boss who made passive aggressive remarks. And that it was unfair that people could not stop working. I just pointed out that the responsibility of the social protection could not fall on the shoulders of individual e
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
Not sure what we are arguing here. So we have established that the original point "the boss that you work for has power over you" is unfortunate but logical. We have also established that a social safety net is a good thing, have
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
in the last 50 years I've lived in NL, UK and FR. if your point is that on a societal level there should be a social security system, we're in agreement. The exchange was about how "a boss" had power over you. I just poi
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
but if you no longer work for your boss, why should he pay you? in fact, how could he pay you? if the value your work should create has not been created? do you want to force him to pay you? would that not just be the same thing in revers
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by ArnoVW 10mo ago
I think you are misreading the article. The general is warning that if we do not show preparedness and willingness now, in the long run it will cost more. Si vis pacem para bellum
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by ArnoVW 11mo ago
My guess: an entire VM wrapped in a binary
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by ArnoVW 11mo ago
if you attach documents by linking to a Google Drive document, sure. if you attach documents 'inside' the mail (i.e. MIME encoded multipart) that is most definitely not secure. 1) you do not know how that mail gets delivered, not
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by ArnoVW 11mo ago
That sounds pretty awful. Hang in there. Hope you have a support network of sorts and find a way out.
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by ArnoVW 11mo ago
And lasers come to think of it
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
in the NRC article it says that board members started to complian that the CEO was "making choices that were not in the interest of the company". Four days later they were fired. "It was at that moment that Nexperia alerted t
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
update on NRC (Dutch newspaper), based on pieces that have been submitted to the courts https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2025/10/14/chinese-topman-gebruikt... The Chinese CEO of Nexperia, Wing, tried to divert
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
To prevent you from having the option to temporarily disable it, so you have to choose between privacy and the supposed utility
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
As a CISO I am happy with many of the protections that Google creates. They are in a unique position, and probably the only ones to be able to do it. However, I think the issue is that with great power comes great responsibility. They are b
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
Don't know his motivations. Just gave mine.
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
Because maintaining is not as fun as starting? Because other people can maintain a well structured project but not as many people can start something from scratch? Because his skills can be better used elsewhere?
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
As much as I lament the quality of leadership at the moment (and not just in the US) I am not sure that we can equate Afghanistan with Germany. It is one thing to denazify a "modern western country" that shares most of your values
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
I believe that it also has to do with the fact that at the time there no ‘screens’, only teletypers. So a new line is “return the carriage to the start” and “feed another line” (of paper ) into the printer.
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
One exception, for sales. I don't see how they could have done it differently. We have a "one rate per level" rule. The rates are published, and so are the definitions of the levels, and everyone's level (i.e. indirectly
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
For those still doubting, this is not a hypothetical case. In the Netherlands, in the early 30's we had a census. All the good jewish citizens of the good kingdom of the Netherlands filled in their religion. Because, why shouldn't
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
don't know why you were voted down. You are right, the intent was clear, thanks to geospatial and signals intelligence. Given the amount of amunition, medical teams, blood reserves, etc, it was clear that they were not staging an excer
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
All that money was outside the US. The theory was for some time that they were waiting for the right moment (change of administration/legislation) so that they could officially recognize the profit in the US cheaply
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
Out of interest, how do you interpret that diagram? Me I see a gradual increase since the 50’s, with the very latest year being very low (20 degrees) probably because the dataset has not yet been updated for this year. How do you read it?
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
there are more women than men. It's not 50/50 but 50.5 / 49.5, because women live longer. that 0.5% over 340M Americans represents 1.7M women, which makes me think that you can't do math like that?
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
CIO here Can confirm that I will take Excel from the cold dead hands of our CFO (and the rest of his dept). Hell even macOS Excel is too much weirdness for them. And being user of both platforms I agree with them. The rest of the company ar
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by ArnoVW 1y ago
My understanding is that they log 30 days by default, for handling of bugs. And that you can request 0 days. This is from their documentation

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