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by akoncius 6y ago
why then ask this question when discussion is about purchasing "serious" laptop?
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by akoncius 6y ago
there are numerous examples when google removes websites from search results because of violating SEO rules and other rules of google. numerous examples when google removes apps from their appstore. even numerous examples when they are abus
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by akoncius 6y ago
I would inverse your last statement: conservatives are in favor of deregulation when it benefits them. and regulate stuff also when it benefits them.
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by akoncius 6y ago
> They've had the ability to do so for, well, 20 years now. They haven't yet. as we don’t have proof that google did not do nefarious things, we don’t have proof that they haven’t. with such monopoly and power distrust is usefu
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by akoncius 6y ago
sounds cool! how big queues are on your setup? how big mq instances (servers) are? do you use HA, replications/failovers?
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by akoncius 6y ago
they hire many employees in different countries
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by akoncius 6y ago
not sure about docker/kubernetes. I've read somewhere that after investigation of source code there were conclusions that source code is not using good practices, a lot of duplication of code and so on thus making conclusion that
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by akoncius 6y ago
could you explain more about "created wealth" especially related to your point about "it led to more people taking ride shares in contrast to car ownership" . rides are cheap because Uber is doing actual dumping of taxi
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by akoncius 6y ago
it is in the article: > In IT we have a popular concept which is closely related to these two principles – Service-level agreement (SLA).
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by akoncius 6y ago
which is ironic given OP's complaint about using unnecessary use of abreviations :)
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by akoncius 6y ago
as sibling comment author mentioned, look at dieselgate. it was huge conspiracy against emissikns regulations and they did it relatively well for multiple years. and it’s not like it’s simple hack in software. this solution required manufac
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by akoncius 6y ago
that's the issue - politicians keep saying that USA is free market, capitalist country but it's not. it is socialist capitalism with inversed relationship as you mentioned. it's time to start naming things as they are in real
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by akoncius 7y ago
It's funny that 5" smartphone is branded as "compact" :D
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by akoncius 7y ago
if you want to let friends know what is going on you just simply send email/IM/SMS
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by akoncius 7y ago
well said. for a while I started treating everything as a soft rule, more like guideline. it gets easier then :)
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by akoncius 7y ago
please give a link to source
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by akoncius 7y ago
bloated websites are for a reason - nobody wants to pay money for content, but content gets created by people who get paid for their job. so you are not paying money for content, but also don’t want to have advertisement. what is solution?
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by akoncius 7y ago
could you elaborate more about failure of kubernetes? I'm considering using docker/kubernetes in our production so to hear warning stories would be extremely helpful.
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by akoncius 7y ago
so when others do wrong it’s wronger :D
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by akoncius 7y ago
I’m noob what regards kernel specifics, so probably a stupid question: so basically if you want kernel to support all possible hardware in the world, you would need to add those drivers to main kernel ? seems like a bad idea because the ker
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by akoncius 8y ago
which is fine I think. you are entitled to your own opinion/views, as they are too.
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by akoncius 8y ago
somehow Netflix is available in majority of europe with english-only content and it’s fine. sometimes you can get subtitles even. so I don’t think that it is main reason why europe is second-class citizen in this regard.
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by akoncius 8y ago
explaining algorithm would help bad actors to abuse it even more..
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by akoncius 8y ago
but in this case government makes sure that there are no losers at least in banking system.
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by akoncius 8y ago
I also agree that other countries are improving their economic situation and increasing consumption there adds up to global warming, not migration. what regards "no solution" this is so shortsighted that it's even difficult t
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by akoncius 8y ago
how that would work for static websites? let’s say I generate website from markdown files, and server (let’s say hosted on Amazon S3) does not support any backend languages. so how your suggestion would work?
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by akoncius 8y ago
I was referring to comments that MS is good at backwards compatibility and “if you write application, it will run forever” and I pointed out that MS also breaks backward compatibility what regards languages.
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by akoncius 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Framework_version_history begs to differ.
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by akoncius 8y ago
but it’s not what parent author wrote. idea was to use usb-2 cheap cable as a cable to transfer electricity between charger and laptop.
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by akoncius 8y ago
keep in mind that in eu usually people are getting prices after import tax, vat tax. AFAIK US prices everywhere are listed before taxes.

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