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I’m only putting 2-3% of the global climate change as directly attributable to Iran. And their explicit attempts at preventing progress in stopping it.
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It takes a certain kind of self-delusion to blame climate change and at the same time ignore that your own actions has been one of the major drivers, both in the past and today, of that very same climate change.
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It's a clear case of sleeping in the bed you made yourself. Climate change has made droughts more common and more severe. https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/goddard/warming-...
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Over 50% of their economy is petroleum, managed by the Ministry of Petroleum government body. They pump over 4 Million barrels per day ( https://ycharts.com/indicators/iran_crude_oil_production ). This equals about 1.7 M
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Thanks for this interesting read. I’m asking you to judge people’s state of mind here, which is near impossible, but please bear with me… > Several team members paid dearly in emotional abuse under Steve and decided to leave rather than
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9mo ago
Arguably the climate change we see today (and will see in the future) is also largely caused by mismanagement and complete neglect of the problem.
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9mo ago
The road to new genocides is a core tenet of white supremacy. Denying that is like denying that Buddhists meditate. Maybe you need to ask yourself why you are consistently trying to defend people who stand outside my home shouting seig heil
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These people are actively working towards genociding groups of people. It’s not just a ”stupid ideology”. It’s a murderous ideology, it’s an ideology that actively denies the humanity and life of people. These people chose to do that, they
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9mo ago
What exactly makes you assume that the persons arguing for open source here are not the same people who has helped us defeat earlier attempts to make chat control happen?
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9mo ago
It wasn't a considered a bug, it was repeatedly reported to them from us via email and from other customers on their community pages. Just take a look here for example: https://www.1password.community/discussions/1
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9mo ago
It’s also an issue that extensions like 1Password are _too_ URL-aware, until recently it tried to use heuristics and ignore subdomains for matching credentials. This meant that we used to get a list of almost a hundred options when logging
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10mo ago
Related: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/06/microsoft-isra... > One afternoon in late 2021, Microsoft’s chief executive, Satya Nadella, met with the commander of Israel’s military surveill
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I would trust Trump to deliver on political promises just as much as I trust Musk to deliver on industry ones.
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He is also the man who said ”If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place.” as if people are not being hunted for being LGBTQ even in the west, or persecutions of var
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As if such a pesky geographic detail ever stopped USA from invading Afghanistan when fifteen Saudi, two UAE, and one Lebanese nationals attacked them in 2001.
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Denmark sent about 4,3 Billion Danish Krona to Greenland last year, this is about 0.6% of Denmark's budget. For a nation that made a surplus of about 130 Billion in 2025 it does not seem like a something Danes in general want or need t
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10mo ago
I would guess it is a reference to EU conceding to Trump's tariffs such as https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czxpdv5x54ko and general lax treatment of how cosy he and Putin is with each other.
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10mo ago
He shouldn't have terrorized USA with stuff like Hygge and Ozempic and those Vestas cancer-causing wind propellers!
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The whole meme of "America isn't a country, it's three corporations wearing a trench coat" seems to have been mostly correct, albeit that trench coat is starting to look a lot less like a modern trench coat and more like
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1.1 partially fixed it, so that strings (quoted ”no”) did not become Boolean false. 1.2 strengthened it to remove unquoted no from list of tokens which could be interpreted as Boolean false.
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The ancient rule of ”use software that is updated with bugfixes” certainly applies here.
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That’s about 99% of the argument I am making. The problem is legacy software and bad certification workflows, not the software being used. If I’m working with Java it’s indeed conceivable that I could update with some effort. If I’m working
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The 1.1 spec was released about _twenty_ years ago, I explicitly used the word _implemented_ for a reason. As in: Our Yaml lib vendor had begun officially supporting that version more than ten years ago.
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> If there were linters Available and kept up-to-date. I found for Python, PHP: https://github.com/j13k/yaml-lint https://github.com/adrienverge/yamllint Also .net: https://github.co
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I’m not here clanking down on Java for lacking Lambda features, the problem is that I did not update my Java environment past the 2014 version, not a problem with Java.
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Brackets works fine: Roles: [editor, product_manager] End tags, that I’m not sure what that is. But three dashes is part of the spec to delineate sections: something: setting: true --- another: thing:
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10mo ago
We stopped having this problem over ten years ago when spec 1.1 was implemented. Why are people still harking on about it?
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Mostly believable. Even though I have never seen anything like it, I have worked with managers and product owners who have voiced a desire to do similar things. It is also clear that companies today (including the one I work at) often incen
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You don’t need to convert it to coal. Use it to build houses, furniture, and other things. I am currently building a wooden house this way. Wooden frame, wooden exterior, wooden floors, even wood-based insulation ( https://huntonf
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Sort of in agreement here. In-between not paying attention to general software quality and not voicing concern, Craig Federigi should not get a free pass. In-between kissing the boots of Kings, and dining with Murderers, and posting AI slop
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