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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   Especially given the abysmal state in cross border law enforcement. The Europol is mainly a purely administrative entity; police has to fax stuff around and gets results via physical mail.
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   Underrated comment. Laughed really hard.
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   Dune has a lot of good stuff: “Show me a completely smooth operation and I'll show you someone who's covering mistakes. Real boats rock.”
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   It's a pretty strong assumption that they care about wasting taxpayer money on avoidable issues.
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   Me, I was a mldonkey man.
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   "Content"
7. 157.▲
   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   Would call it "emergent" instead of "accidental".
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   I'm still somewhat surprised there have been no prominent terrorist attacks in Western countries by means of drones with payload.
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   by _pmf_ 6y ago

   > Suppose Margrethe Vestager called and said TikTok, you are banned unless you let a "very european" company take over your business? This would make sense if the EU had any company remotely capable of being able to afford this
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    He moves us Europeans to carry more of their own weight, which is both good for Europeans and the US.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    I only think about "Out of the Tar Pit".
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    If posting memes is dangerous, it's not because of Twitter, it's because the media's only occupation nowadays is blowing things completely out of proportion with their Trump Derangement Syndrome. I assure you that World War
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    I have lot of bookmarks with nice URLs that still don't exist anymore.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    That's the kind of language integrated cross-cutting DI that I always wanted.
15. 165.▲
    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Translation: "we were wrong that letting you work on what you want will make us happiest"
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    > It's miles ahead of Qt (which I've been programming in since 2010). Would you mind elaborating?
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    "Flutter allows content providers to protect their IP by not allowing text theft out of the box"
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    > Ironically in my opinion subreddits are the only thing keeping the site useful at all. At what point in time could one derive value from reddit without subreddits?
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Speaking for the Third Reich, the Gestapo heavily relied on Blockwarte, the equivalent of the modern SJW,people who have been manipulated into believing snitching on other people is morally good. A fascist state cannot work against unwilli
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    > It's also possible to turn on a heater and forget to turn it off by a minor and accure mega electricity bill A heater has not been psychologically engineered to incite minors to turn it on.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    I'm just going to create a repo with a symlink to notepad.exe as Roam alternative and call it a day.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Woke cancel culture is a bigger threat to honest people than most governments.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    The "Kassenärztliche Vereinigung" in Germany is a tremendous lobbying force for doctors, and they are fully driving health policy here. I've yet to see them do anything positive for me as a patient. Glad to hear things in the
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    > How many years of normalizing and internalizing the utter insanity that is the US medical industrial complex does it take to be able to just say that with a straight face? I hate to tell you, but it's not better in Europe just bec
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Oh, then you can just let them in as founders without first toiling away at substandard rates in exploitive companies, right?
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Social coding is cancer.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    > I think it is surprising to a lot of people who do take it as read that async will be faster. Literally the first thing any concurrency course starts with in the very first lesson is that scheduling and context overhead are not negligi
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Is Emacs vs. Vi decidable?
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    Cell tower association should be enough. Maybe not recording videos of yourself and others committing felonies would be a start.
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    by _pmf_ 6y ago

    > "t highlighted how it can surface in atypical symptoms such as anger." That's only atypical if you consider women to be the default, right people.