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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Meanwhile in Sweden: > Scrapping the millennium: introduction of a health record in Sweden fails > The introduction of a new, heavily criticized electronic journal system from Oracle in two Swedish health districts has failed spectacu
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Minor nitpick, it seems the report is dealing mainly with the period up until 2020, not 2024. Not sure if it makes a significant difference for your numbers, but maybe adjust them? See page 12 on https://etsc.eu/wp-content&#
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
> I was surprised to find that it’s not even available as a community plugin. I found this one https://wordpress.org/plugins/prevent-direct-access/
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Yup. It feels like I have traded, on an average week, three hard crashes (enough to need a reboot) and five small bugs back then, with zero hard crashes and ninety minor bugs (some requiring restarting the app) today. Sometimes I feel like
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
I remember that yes, expensive operations could take a while, but the interface was much faster than my M1 Max Studio for the sole reson you actually do not have to wait for animations. And not just for the reasons that animations were spar
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Mac OS 9 was certainly not rock solid as far as crashes were concerned, but very much better than System 7, that was clear to me. Maybe it is my rose-tinted glasses colouring my memory but I also remember that there were very few small bug,
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
An iOS version would be lovely in the future!
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I see no rational way your opinion matches the reality on the ground. Can you provide any evidence that most of the people deported against their will and without due process and put into detention centres (nee concentration camps) consider
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
The YouTube app I have discovered that feature is the only place it is unavailable in.
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Yes! It doesn’t work at all. This is, as I wrote, that the YouTube app on Apple TV has a custom keyboard on-screen input without any way to put actual focus on the text/password field to trigger the Remote app on the iPhone to enable i
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
If the only difference is the lack of active murdering happening at the concentration camps, then that is hardly a defence against the claim that the current situation is similar to what my family faced 80 years ago. You do not need to carr
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Tried it from my iPhone now, but no, paste still does NOT work.
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
It’s so bad. Last time I tried to use it I was unable to fill in my password for my account because Google had implement some custom input element and custom keyboard which did not contain some of the characters I have in my password. And o
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
So, the Henneicke Column returns…
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I used to frequent interface Hall Of Shame a long time ago, unfortunately no longer active. http://hallofshame.gp.co.at/
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Someone else linked this historical document to show that the words in Git has indeed to do with a master-slave relationship: https://github.com/bitkeeper-scm/bitkeeper/blob/master/doc/H... But as I
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Well said. I think the slavery connotations in Git are not a big deal. But I have always disliked the word "master" because it never seemed well-suited for what role it played in the version control sphere. Labels like "main&
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
> Swedes can't use the Swedish word for "end" because it's spelled like a slur "Ände" is a slur? (excuse my lack of transductional skills)
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Few things in life are binary. I think for many it went from passive scepticism to active distrust.
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> Google did at least push E2EE options, but those only landed in GSM with RCS Universal Profile 3.0 and I don't think Apple has given a date This is my guess also. It was published in March[1] this year and I think it was too late
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Very plausible. Though I am not fully subscribed to the internet school of ”just ignore the trolls”, I think they should all be countered once or twice before being added to a blocklist. That way other people see that those trolls are not w
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Yes that example highlights a failure, so we should look into the science to see what is happening: > New study links hospital privatisation to worse patient care > 29 Feb 2024 https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2024-02-29
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Nothing about this is antisemitic in my book. In fact I would go as far as conflating criticism of Israeli state actions with antisemitism is a sort of antisemitism since it puts both things in the same category equating both with each othe
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by Y-bar 11mo ago
Yup. China, Turkey, and India are main buyers of Russian oil at the moment: https://energyandcleanair.org/october-2025-monthly-analysis-...
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Denmark is a strange nation with regards to liberty and personal belongings: https://euromedmonitor.org/en/article/4963/Denmark:-Exemptin...
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Seems so, but perhaps some nations like France want a bigger variant with a bit more range and larger sensors. Airbus A330 is already used by European fighters for aerial refuelling so I suppose it could also be built into an AWACS.
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You abolished the senate?
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> The distinction I think that most people from outside of the US probably don't fully understand is that, unlike in a lot of countries, each state is its own economy, government, politics, etc. rather than one sort of unified gover
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What problem does the Congress solve in the democratic process which happens elsewhere where there is no such thing?
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Point is, they would not have different roles, but instead work as a single house which votes on issues and laws and then delegates the result to the executive branch. No dual ”clubs” or houses with separate votes or separate elections. Thi

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