Arnt

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by Arnt 2y ago
Du you pay any news organisations to do that? Do you pay any for anything at all? If you don't pay, your opinion of what they should do does not matter.
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by Arnt 2y ago
It sounds as if you regard the ticket syste, as taking over the role of the version control system, or do I misunderstand?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Locking up Mexicans, Indonesians for days? Not new at all. Harassing anyone and everyone, sure. A then-former prime minister of Norway was harassed at the US border, they kept him for hours. But 19 days when you have a rich-country passport
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by Arnt 2y ago
Apple doesn't say. IMO you should not trust other people's statements about Apple's reasoning.
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by Arnt 2y ago
I live in Munich, where the main BMW factory is. That factory's currently being reconstructed to only produce EVs. Dabbling it's not.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Maybe it wouldn't be so bad if their employer showed similar commitment to the employees.
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by Arnt 2y ago
You're blind to everything else they did, and your blindness is a problem for you. https://archive.is/fgeUJ btw
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by Arnt 2y ago
Yes, but becomes uninteresting really quickly.
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by Arnt 2y ago
I hear that O365 is signing up paying customers at a rapid pace. Now, not in 2012.
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by Arnt 2y ago
I think that is correct, but how can defense against a meaningless campaign be meaningful? Perhaps you can explain the operational meaning of the bombing campaign.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Of course there's profit potential. There's high risk, that always causes potentials for large profits and losses.
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by Arnt 2y ago
I seem to remember that when asked about immigration to their local area, majorities almost everywhere in the UK thought it was at the right level, but the same people thought it was too high UK-wide. The difference implies that the voters
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by Arnt 2y ago
That was stupid of me, sorry. I'm fairly sure it was true at some point (and after the new treaty was negotiated in the middle nineties), but things change as decades pass. I should've checked. I tried to find a table showing how
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by Arnt 2y ago
I voted against joining. Norway has those benefits because it's one of the three net contributors. Norway, the Netherlands and Germany pay more to the EU than the EU pays to them. The treaties that were signed wouldn't have been s
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by Arnt 2y ago
Don't be so quick. That debt was only $2m per branch, ie. each branch would have to pay $8k/month interest if they paid 5% interest. Significant but not likely to be the biggest cost per branch. Derek Guy's explanation sounds
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by Arnt 2y ago
Replying to myself — I'd forgotten Viktor Orban's vain hope that somehow, the Ukrainians might be persuaded to provide transit. "Maybe if we buy the gas in Russia such that when it crosses Ukraine it's European gas.&quot
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by Arnt 2y ago
IIRC there was a significant decrease in late 2024. The biggest gas distributor in Austra had a contract that basically couldn't be cancelled. However, the contract specified that the Russians deliver the gas, and the Russians did that
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by Arnt 2y ago
Going to kill someone… the messages said there was a spy there, someone who watched a target go into a building (and not leave). Is that spy still alive?
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by Arnt 2y ago
This is about a company, another clever concept people invented, and companies depend conceptually on money. You can't have companies without money: you have to hand bookkeeping and the bookkeeping must have a positive number on the bo
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by Arnt 2y ago
Much lower risk, ok. But the question is, why risk it instead of going elsewhere? To the Bahamas instead of Florida?
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by Arnt 2y ago
I can't help wondering who's directly above and below Goldberg on Waltz's contact list. And whether Waltz drinks. And whether the Houthis have found out who watched that target go into the building.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Signal is great. But if your employer has rules that require retaining messages, Signal isn't usable because it doesn't do that.
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by Arnt 2y ago
"If we put $20 billion on the table" and he's serious. We live in an age of hundreds-deep call stacks and eleven-digit projects. Awesome complexity, generally well handled.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Not sure what you're trying to say here... maybe that hens in factory farms already suffer, so a disease doesn't matter? Or that letting a disease into the country is okay because it won't reach any hens in the nice kind of f
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by Arnt 2y ago
They've done that for years, decades maybe: Searching handles synonyms well. Host your own email. I do.
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by Arnt 2y ago
It's there to protect the animals too. The diseases aren't pleasant for the animals.
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by Arnt 2y ago
The ones I noticed in my logfiles behave impeccably: retrieve robots.txt every week or so and act on it. (I noticed Claude, OpenAI and a couple of others whose names were less familiar to me.)
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by Arnt 2y ago
What delights you? Get a B&W Brother laser (or LED, nowadays), it'll be good, last long and… I expect it won't delight you because you want to print in colour, or if you don't want that, people will send you things that y
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by Arnt 2y ago
You're talking about single watts. How much power does your household use (electricity and other)? Does your household use little enough that 30% extra for the phone is "a lot"? Do you have a car, what model, how many cm can
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by Arnt 2y ago
1337 even. Fusion energy has a strong nineties vibe.

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