aesh2Xa1

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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
> I do think that the threat of industrial action and withdrawal of labour is an essential tool for workers […] That extends to unions, in the sense that workers can band together, negotiate collectively, and withdraw their labour en-mas
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
Striking is an essential tool for unions. You didn’t comment on that part, but you did try to throw out the baby with the bathwater in calling the whole position nonsense. Do you think striking is not an essential tool for unions? The court
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
I think you misspoke about the legality of contracts compared to the criminality of contracts. Criminal activity is the sort that constitutes jail time. That was bullet #2 in my comment, but I want to ask directly again: Do you believe the
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
The court’s ruling is the boring part, but you imply that the company’s response is not newsworthy. Do you find these points to be reasonable from the company’s memo? - Legal action against striking employees for all damages caused by the i
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
Striking is an essential tool for union power, and the union agreement gives up the ability to strike so long as it is in effect. Giving up striking is akin to giving up all further collective bargaining outside the gains of the current agr
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
It will work if you install a Google Apps package, but not otherwise.
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
You bring up two advantages of nuclear’s competitors: 1. coal requires no processing after mining 2. solar and wind are less expensive For #1, it doesn’t seem like that statement is true: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
I think OP, and others like myself, are questioning something else. It's not that being creative is different from being "bookish," it's that the two are not mutually exclusive.
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
There is no official store, and the official project does not reference any third-party vendors. You do have options: 1. Do you want to buy a third-party device like a NitroPhone? If you can afford to purchase a phone in the first place, th
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
Does anyone know if the phenomenon is still observable tonight? The article discussed June 24 sunrise (this morning), but mentions ongoing activity all month.
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
The donated blood does not get cleaned. There is a screening step that looks to throw out blood with (some) infections. There is also a separation step to split red blood cells, platelets, and plasma (recipients have variable needs) before
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
OP is stating that "apps and devices" may circumvent DNS blocking by resorting to DoH. You can run your own DoH server, and you can even advertise it via your DHCP server, but clients ("apps and devices") do not need to
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
I have wondered this, too. "Is/was Georgism really so popular?" Do you have any papers/writing which specifically criticise Georgism?
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by aesh2Xa1 4y ago
If the PFAS get separated into the same category as the platelets, yes, this'll work. I doubt they do.
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
This graphic represents "house size in square feet" and "square feet per person." It is not "housing supply." The latter is the quantity of single-family homes on the market in common sense. Here's the sou
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
There might have been a Dell, but the company I remember was Planar. The panel even had the webcam cutout (but no webcam) as I recall. https://www.planar.com/media/439284/planar-ix2790-specsheet....
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
DG2 has a codename "Alchemist" and it's a mid-range card line that targets gamers, too. You're still right that there's no standard, consumer-focused card, but that's "yet" – the product is just launc
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
What does it take to integrate an encoder into hardware? Could you explain? AV1 is an open, royalty-free codec, so I don't understand how Google could help competitors. Maybe Google is in a place to give away knowledge, although I doub
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
https://wiki.osdev.org/UEFI There are several pages here under the UEFI tag. There are also some application guides and a few polished bootloader documents.
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
It’s here: https://joebiden.com/beyondhs/
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
Another HN user, tptacek, has made comments going back years now that point out how modern Android (at least Pixels) and iPhones all isolate the baseband behind a serial/USB peripheral interface. I'm not sure you would gain anythi
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
It’s not something “you” try as the employee. It’s something “you” try as the customer. The business not having workers during business hours will not equate to any more profits for the business. It’ll just equate to fewer business transact
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
You’re right. The description on this report is faulty, but I think the gist is pretty apparent. Google tells the website owner that the winning bid was smaller in value than what it really was, thus paying the owner less money. Google tell
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
Correct. Android Auto – itself - requires Play Services. Regardless, support for Android Auto gets OSM a brand new market. If they support CarPlay (and MirrorLink, if that’s still being put into cars), better still.
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
I still donate to the EFF. What have they done this last year to change? Is there another organization you could recommended supporting?
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
I’d like to see the same. Your comment got me to think about it for a couple minutes. If another claim about LVT is true – that speculation is defeated and thus prices are driven downwards – then the most valuable land becomes more generall
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
You can search file names (instead of contents). Add the -g or -G to your -l flags. $ ag -l -g which /usr/bin/ /usr/bin/which /usr/bin/kpsewhich /usr/bin/sgml
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
OK, but I suggested that you adjust the filter. You can read more about how to do that here: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
Are you using uBlock Origin? Try adjusting your filters.
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by aesh2Xa1 5y ago
As you've done well to compare, the problem you describe arises only when dealing with individuals, but not with the large companies that (I presume) OP implied.

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