EUROCARE

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by EUROCARE 4y ago
You're technically right but you must be aware that the colloquial usage of the term means that the unjustified selection has negative consequences. Shielding is positive. I can't tell how you could've missed that...
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
The telemetry is built right into the security model of the OS - thus the security model is broken. OS that betrays me by telling someone what I'm running is insecure.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
"all" is hyper-optimistic. I live in such city, and it's half at best, the rest needs a car to get around anyways; and most schools require parents to pick up children at least until third grade.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Do you know better than Microsoft itself? Is it not true that Microsoft is tracking your movement across the OS? Is it not true that Microsoft tracks what apps you are running? Is it not true that Microsoft tracks every movement your MS acc
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Why do your SW engineers need to do so much ops work that knowing it makes them "carry the team"? The best programmers I know - who are carrying their teams - don't know any ops whatsoever, and don't have any need for it
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Nobody said it's easier or more optimal with GPT-3, the problem is that it's possible at all.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
It can also be used to retrieve deleted/delisted information. It's not like an search engine, more like an indexed database.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Are you really sure about that? Southern Europe is not Germany, it doesn't have that famous high quality universal healthcare. Not even countries such as Italy are able to guarantee consistent quality - what you get in southern Italy w
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
I don't have the credentials to pull that off but I'd like to see someone try that!
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
It's life as usual - the biggest mainstream webshops here accept Bitcoin. I can buy anything I want that way - groceries, tech gadgets, kitchen machinery, garden equipment, whatever - with same-day or next-day delivery. The mainstream
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Another commenter pointed out that this behavior ("class-anxious but at the same time class-confused") is described as typical for middle class by Fussel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class:_A_Guide_Through_th
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Sorry to confuse you, I didn't mean that to be one room, and luxury brands by themselves aren't laughable - clothing with big luxury brand logo is. The actually rich people are those who the wannabes want to emulate, that's w
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
I rely on my tailor with styling. The relationship is that actual status clothes won't make people less likely to cooperate with you, it's just these ridiculous wannabe ones that will and for other reasons than implied.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
I noticed that people who buy these usually pay with their golden credit cards and their expensive SUVs have license plates with a leasing firm brand on it (I'm in EU, leasing is not usual)... I mean, another commenter said this class
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
I talked about that - people not wearing expensive clothes themselves usually don't notice my expensive suit at all, so there's no influence. Sometimes people do notice, but I never had a negative experience out of it.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Now redo the study, but IRL and with actual status clothes == high quality materials, perfect fit, nice flashy style (that means zero logos!). I made this experiment: I have few really cheap suits (looking OK but that's it) and few ver
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
It'd be shocking because of how bad the console UX is, but I bet there are many people who would like to do that. It's not always enterprise-grade services I'm working on, sometimes I just want to hack on something with my
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
One way of checking is that emails and passwords/hashes might appear in leaks and then DBs like https://haveibeenpwned.com/
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Obscurity doesn't work because someone will find the hole, they don't need the source code.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
I used to run a large public server with offline mode. Server unusable? - No, that's not how I'd describe our server. It was deemed usable by hundreds of players every day. Griefers - you have the same problem in online mode anywa
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Note that nothing stops you from enabling offline mode on your private server.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
It's the other way around. Only FOSS code has the ability to gather reviews, improvements and fixes from the general public. Security through obscurity is not security.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
But perhaps the wire is already there. I don't think anybody advocates for building entirely new datalinks using this. Laying another 1km of cable is much more expensive than 2x200 USD to reuse existing cable.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
For sure, but that means the original claim > People in their 20s having their own digs is, I think, a decidedly American phenomenon. In most of the poorer parts of the world (including, for example, Central and Eastern Europe), 30+ yea
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Still, even that system could be influenced and converted by someone.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
Weird that you don't consider how democracy doesn't always work out as intended. See: Corruption, Donald Trump. Not that it's bad or isn't the best we have, but there are a lot of superficially democratic states that bec
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
CEE refers to Central and Eastern Europe, so countries such as GDR, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland. The situation was bad . It wasn't legal to rent.
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
There was socialism in CEE back then. So nobody and much less people in their 20s could afford their own home. After my parents got married, they lived in a 3-room apartment (+ kitchen, 65m2 in total) together with both parents of my mother
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
I can't fully agree. I think the situation is much better than it used to be and is improving, for example IT workers are not universally leaving anymore, a lot of them now stay and there are many foreign people coming here! There is n
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by EUROCARE 4y ago
And that's a huge problem. All our doctors (Eastern EU here) are leaving for UK, US, or richer western EU countries. To resolve that, we have a law that requires newly graduate doctors to stay and work here for a long time (10 years he

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