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by Khaine 8y ago
We lack this critical resource called water.
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When I dabbled in this space I use to follow this blog[1], and found it very informative for what was going on in the Australian eHealth space. [1] https://aushealthit.blogspot.com/
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Accenture
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Just like free speach allows you to say horrible things.
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I agree. I am sick of the self-righteousness of some Americans. I remember them howling when Valve was fined by the Australian Government for anti-competitive things. They kept stating about how pro-consumer Valve was. But as an Austral
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No its not. There are a lot of Americans being obtusely dense on this. There is nothing wrong with open source. There is nothing wrong with opening the source of a product. "Google has used Android as a vehicle to cement the dominan
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They are shitting on the quality of the past. They are running on brand recognition, at least in the Computer space. iPhones are still amazing.
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I lived in basically a one room (there were no walls) but the bed room was a corridor away from the living/kitchen area apartment. I made sure to create seperate zones where I did things, although I would often violate the point of th
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Thats because nationalism didn't really rise until the 1800s. It was the French Revolution that drove a unity of the French people, and it was Napoleon's French soldiers, and the writings of the revolution that seeded nationalism
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As an Australian, we'd call them Yanks :P
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Do you mean the podcast on Indian Philosophy? I found it a bit harder to follow. I assume that is because the technical terms used by the Indian Philosophers were less familiar to me (i.e. veda, etc). Still I found it highly interesting.
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If you want to learn more the History of Philosophy with any gaps podcast is fantastic. This[1] is the episode which discusses that meeting [1]. https://historyofphilosophy.net/cynics
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I'm sure all those people who at Google who forced this decision will feel great. When the tech industry in China helps China become a pre-immenient force using AI for military purposes, I'm sure they will regret their decision.
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You could block all domains that are not part of the Majestic Millions[1] (the million most common domains) [1] https://majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
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And this caused universities to set up what amount to kangaroo courts to adjudicate sexual harassment complaints
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Hopefully, this is the start of people realising that Obama's 'Dear Colleague' change in interpretation of title IX was a mistake.
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Under pressure, imposter syndrome hits men harder than women(digest.bps.org.uk)
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Lets be clear, nearly all of the issues presented at the royal commission were already known by ASIC and APRA.
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They have been criminally charged. This isn't a civil trial.
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Most routers are shit. Manufacturers slap together a version of linux, some crappy web ui, and ship it. It is unlikely to receive any updates or patches. Manufacturers should be liable for the poor quality of the devices they make. Softw
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Time machine is now supported over SMB. So no, time machine will live on using either a NAS or macOS Server. I do wish Apple reconsidered their approach to time capsules, providing an appliance you could back up your machines to was genius
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I understand the logic behind the value of a subscription. Personally, I am more comfortable 'owning' my software than having a subscription to it.
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I didn't know that. That adds to the esteem in which I hold 1Password and AgileBits. I think an open source format is almost as important as open source software.
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I'm not sure how the subscription model makes sense for a password manager. In general, I'm not a fan of the subscription model. I hate the trend towards subscription. I can imagine a day, when I pay $5 a month for a password m
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I agree. I try and use solutions that have open source formats, and are preferably open source. I have made an exception for 1Password, as it is so good. I hate subscription for software, unless there is a clear benefit. In this case, I
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GDPR is already in effect. Enforcement has been deferred until 25 May to allow companies to comply with the legislation.
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You misunderstand rvagg didn't have tweets containing misandry. The person who was leading the charge against him did.
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Telstra facing questions over damaged cable that let 000 calls go unanswered(abc.net.au)
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The APRA findings on CBA's culture are a warning on the dangers of complacency(businessinsider.com.au)
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The Regulator’s Most Damning Quotes About Australia’s Biggest Bank(bloomberg.com)
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