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by Y-bar 3y ago
Google appears to be still allowed to surface content which is defamatory, but they still have a publisher's duty to remove it once notified, I think this is key from the summary (linked elsewhere in the discussion): > […] because [
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Oh man, if only I knew this existed! There were some high-profile people who I would have loved to follow along with...
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Hey! Don't know if the Github repo or here is the best way to ask since the Discussions on the repo are not active. I have started the docker-compose.yml file in WSL and it has been running for an hour slowly accumulating a few megabyt
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Doesn't weight also influence things like particulate emissions from ground friction? Maybe vehicle taxation in the future should consider weight?
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Are these separate instances/containers with regards to cache and cookies and such? I would love to have this because I have multiple Atlassian accounts I need to juggle and it is a pain today.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I did not read the article as being that black and white, rather as a set of rules of thumb. Such as if enough boxes are ticked the investigator should maybe consider that it is not a real LARPer, but rather someone who tries to hide behind
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Don’t worry, our government is in the process of eliminating many of those safety nets and social programmes “to incentivise employment”. I have made more than median income for a while, and high income earners like me just got a tax break
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Not really, why should it be? The government pays for the sick leave after a certain time and the company, small or large, is free to hire temps/substitutes to fill in the gap.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
EU would have field day with that (if you were correct, which I bet you are not) considering they require standards-compliant USB-C by law.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I just love the unnecessary jousting with the stupid stale bot in 5195
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Same here where I live in EU. An employer cannot discriminate because of a pregnancy. An employer who wishes to sack you because of an illness _must_ first show that they have offered rehabilitating services (e.g. medical physiological prof
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by Y-bar 3y ago
It's been a staple Human Interface Guideline that applications should re-open in the layout and position they were when they quit. Personally I barely use full screen at all in Mac OS, but I can see why you want it. It is default in so
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by Y-bar 3y ago
It's not unlike a tragedy of the commons, clicking through Wikipedia maybe "Collective action problem" is even more apt? Individual app makers do things which they like and want without considering the wider implications of c
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by Y-bar 3y ago
The author mentions they reserve judgement about Mac OS because of lack of experience. But I would say the same decline is happening here. Especially Apple themselves seem infatuated with hiding things behind slow hover effects and way-too-
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by Y-bar 3y ago
There is a separate EU law in the works meant to address that: https://www.theregister.com/2023/03/22/new_eu_right_to_repai...
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> Sign up after your eighteenth birthday to vote. Offer may differ for some communities, certain may experience having to sign up two counties over, in the basement, on the second Wednesday every odd month, behind a locked door with a si
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> If you would have static html it means you need to update all static files whenever a ui change is needed. Makes it overly complicated We do use a templating engine and separate CSS files, so no, not at all, all static files does not n
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by Y-bar 3y ago
JS can update the DOM dynamically. Nothing prevents the main response from being served as regular HTML and subsequent XHR request for some parts of a page being JSON or some such data format. In fact I bet that sending server-side rendered
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> Imagine if you could just send it the whole “page” worth of JSON. Make an endpoint for /page/a and render the whole JSON for /page/a there. Do this for every page. Don’t force your front-end developers to send a bun
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by Y-bar 3y ago
How about all of them jointly? They can then, after being fined, negotiate amongst themselves who bears exactly how much of the damages. Personally I consider Tesla the main culpable entity here.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I have to log in again pretty much daily on icloud.com even though I constantly click the "trust this device" checkbox.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I look at all the rainbow RGB blinkenlight cases of your average PC gaming setup and conclude that they too tend to enjoy colourful computer. – "We're not so different you and I"
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Maybe the video pipeline in the browser is different compared to the one VLC uses? Can you do a simple HTML document with a <video> element referencing your local file to compare?
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Agreed that this is a good example where designing for everyone ends up with a worse product for everyone. Same thing goes for Teams, GitHub Desktop, and Postman. It's horrible having to constantly context switch _within the operating
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I guess you limit your context to your own application and not the entire computing device and therefore you get flawed results.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Strong disagree with your assumption. I __hate__ unified controls across devices. When I am on an iOS device I want iOS controls, not the same as I have on Windows, and on Windows I want Windows controls, not something kind of like Mac OS.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
A similarly bad problem is that Electron apps by default does not adhere to the operating system conventions and API:s, and often also does not use the the features which makes the OS good. For example all Electron apps I use have their own
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by Y-bar 3y ago
In many markets it is illegal to use fake food in commercials. But we (I used to work at an agency sometimes doing food commercials) would go to great lengths getting the perfect specimen from the factory, the perfect vegetables, and so on.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Click-hold-drag is another one I use occasionally. For example to: * Save the link as a .loc file on the desktop * Open the link in a tab in another browser window, or another browser altogether. * Add it to a terminal prompt (e.g. curl&#x2
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Yes.

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