akappa

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   by akappa 10y ago

   What kind of reasons? Old stuff like mafia or instead something (semi-)factual like our relaxed relationship with time management?
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   by akappa 10y ago

   That's interesting. Are you aware of any stereotype about/against italians?
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   by akappa 10y ago

   An ironic thing to say in a seed accelerator-owned website.
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   by akappa 10y ago

   Of course, but I was talking about the incentives of an average user, which I'm not sure care about security as much as we do. Just to make what I'm saying more concrete: most people in my home town in Sicily think it's perfe
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   by akappa 10y ago

   Yes, and so does MS: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/01/skyla...
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   by akappa 10y ago

   I think there's an obvious and more general question here to be answered: if a piece of software is good enough, namely, it "disappears" when you are trying to do your job, then why bother to change it? Yes, the new version m
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   by akappa 10y ago

   that was... anticlimactic, to say the least.
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   by akappa 10y ago

   Well, yes and no. As you know, the italian train system can be divided in two layers: "Le Frecce", fast trains that only stop in important cities and "Regionali", (relatively) slow trains that stop even in tiny towns. Th
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   by akappa 11y ago

   This was a very interesting read, thanks for sharing it with us. As an italian, however, I've to say that wolf-calls here are definitely perceived as very rude and as a thing of the past.