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by Dobbs 4y ago
I don't think I've ever used DigiD to verify my passport, I was vaguely aware it had the capability though. On the other hand I use DigiD all the time to login to websites. My health insurance, government websites, etc. Super effi
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by Dobbs 4y ago
I play PF2e and the entire community seems to have switched from Roll20. At least all of the DMs in the online living world I was part of, my regular games, and all of the PF2e games I see listed on various LFG subreddits.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
edit: I misread the previous post. Ignore this. How are you using the word simpler? Because to me that implies a combination of more obvious and number of lines of code. Something that a benchmark shouldn't be involved in. For example
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by Dobbs 4y ago
With proper infrastructure and cycling culture a helmet adds little benefit. Meanwhile it has several negatives including making cycling a more burdensome activity. Such as having to have your helmet, have to carry it with you in the store
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Having proper cycling infrastructure protects you far more.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
That is basically the entire shtick of rust. That data is "owned", and only the owner can write. You can "borrow" something for read access, but if something is borrowed it can't be written to. There are of course w
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Legal according to who? Different countries have different laws. As we see with India and Signal this week.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
This is something I think about semi-frequently. Not in these specific words, but how in an ideal world I'd love to live a half hour or so away from my parents, and my siblings. This just isn't possible. Not because of jobs, there
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by Dobbs 4y ago
This doesn't seem accurate. US Citizens/Residents/People who travel into the US who do many types of business with Iran can get into legal trouble. The person you are responding to is asking if that would apply here.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Signal seems to have had the proxy for a while. I'm guessing that China blocked them, they started developing this, released it, Iran blocked them, they signal boost this feature off the back of the second blockage.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
This is discussed in the blog post (which probably should have been linked instead of the git repo) https://signal.org/blog/run-a-proxy/
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by Dobbs 4y ago
16 core machine is 32k per year. Assuming you have a hundred machines (which really isn't that many) that is 320k per year. Which pays for a single engineer to get you off Akka.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Lets say a 16 core machine costs 20k with associated costs (share of router, etc). This is a pretty high price for a machine, but isn't entirely insane. Your akka license now costs €32k per year. Meanwhile if you are doing standard fiv
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Additional barriers might not stop all issues, but heavily reduce them.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Isn't the both parents required to be there to stop kidnapping and other issues?
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by Dobbs 4y ago
NL has both. * Electric Cars are exempt from both IIRC. * Diesel is mostly front loaded in the yearly road tax. With a very low tax on fuel. So if you drive a lot it is worth getting a Diesel for this reason alone. * Petrol has a lighter ye
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by Dobbs 4y ago
We have the best or second best roads in the world (which is very noticeable when you drive into neighboring countries). Additionally we have extremely low congestion even at rush hour. Road tax depends heavily on the vehicle. I think we pa
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Because family members use it and they don't want to use alternative communication methods, because groups you are involved in use it for organization and if you want to stay involved in said groups then you have to use it, because the
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by Dobbs 4y ago
This is at best authoritarianism or corportatism not fascism. There is no ultranationalism, there is no "othering", there is no enforced hierarchy of individuals.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Would not a drought that is affecting large percentages of populations worldwide not be considered a 'global' drought even if it isn't everyone?
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by Dobbs 4y ago
The daily signal is not a reputable source for anything, and most definitely not for trans related topics. Keira Bell purposefully lied and ignored all guidance and gatekeeping she was given; as she has openly admitted. She proceeded with t
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by Dobbs 4y ago
DynamoDB usage is heavily based around correctly structuring your keys. Allowing you to do things like query sub-sets easily. This in turn means you need to know what your usage patterns will be like so you can correctly structure your keys
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by Dobbs 4y ago
I imagine most datacenters will be jumping through many hoops to make sure they have power through any cuts. Things like paying premiums for electricity, backup diesel generators, etc. This is their bread and butter. There is of course a ch
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by Dobbs 4y ago
I think the person you are replying to is trying to say something more along the lines of "name the company so we can shame them, and avoid them", not "what is '[INSERT COMPANY]' actually.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
wage theft comes in many forms. Most would use it to describe the deprivation of any pay or benefits as agreed upon or required by law. So not paying benefits required, reclassifying legal status of workers to avoid paying things, not payin
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Wage theft is still theft. In the US it is the largest form of theft there is.
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by Dobbs 4y ago
I think a trillion dollar company can afford to loose some percentage of its income. Particularly if it opens the door for new innovation. Things like subscription services to alternative Siri/Alexa/Google. Instead of the current
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by Dobbs 4y ago
Amsterdam has lots of issues with tourists that fly in, spend a few days, cause a lot of problems, do a lot of drugs, visit one or two high profile tourist destianations (which puts an oversized burden on these few places), and then fly out
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by Dobbs 4y ago
But Scotland (and the rest of the UK) were better before leaving the EU. On the whole Scotish voters didn't want to leave the EU, to the point that it was one of the primary arguments that Boris used in the independence referendum, tha
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by Dobbs 4y ago
You are missing all sorts of important information in this post. For example what country and or state do you live in? Really though you should go find a local employment lawyer and talk to them, as even if your contract says that you must

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