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by allarm 2y ago
> Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago And what do you think people use now to store their music offline?
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by allarm 2y ago
I’m in my middle fourties and I don’t have this issue.
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by allarm 2y ago
When I was making about $5/h I was _able to afford_ trips in my home country and sometimes even _abroad_. Can you imagine that?
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by allarm 2y ago
It's hardly a fault though. And if you need this feature go ahead and implement it.
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by allarm 2y ago
That means: Is this nuanced understanding or is it insinuation? This is the ROT13 cipher. Uryyb, sryybj unpxref.
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by allarm 2y ago
Im not in US but I work for a well known company based in SF. We had a position open for almost six months, with a simple take home test. The position was fully remote. The number of resumes was very low and no one passed the test even remo
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by allarm 2y ago
> If you don't want to be locked up for a hate crime, then don't scare people into thinking you're going to hurt them. You know it doesn't work that way, and you know it well. Otherwise you wouldn't have used a t
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by allarm 2y ago
…but v8 is perfectly fine! I remember a lot of buzz about v8 being slow “because it’s electron” but it’s not slow. I use it on multiple laptops without any issues at all.
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by allarm 2y ago
> he preferred to pay for a security firm, rather than lower the rent He’s the owner. He can do whatever he wants. That’s how ownership works.
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by allarm 2y ago
Magit does that and this is super useful indeed!
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by allarm 2y ago
> This just pushes the question, what else should be opt-in because it could be abused by someone given full access to your laptop? Everything? I don’t understand the question. It’s obviously everything.
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by allarm 2y ago
I think the only consumer electronics we had in our family before 1991 was a small black and white TV that went through a dozen repairs and occasionally required a hard kick to function properly.
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by allarm 2y ago
> like Cloudflare, AWS, and Chrome. That’s essentially www, not Internet. You don’t need any of those to communicate (reliably) between two hosts.
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by allarm 2y ago
I mean, yes? I don't mind booking.com as long as I have a sane alternative.
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by allarm 2y ago
> Would you rather be forced to scour a dozen hotel sites individually to find a place to stay? Yes.
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by allarm 2y ago
F29 Retaliator?
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by allarm 2y ago
The only difference is that email is more sane and actually does the job.
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by allarm 2y ago
Probably the reason is this post was bullshit? I’ve been using Telegram since forever and haven’t found yet any neonazi content. I’ve not tried hard enough probably though.
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by allarm 2y ago
I don't think that the fact that you struggled to make it through the first episode says anything about the show though.
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by allarm 2y ago
You know, when you learn something new you don't necessarily dump the previous experience. Also it took me just around an hour to get used to hjkl back then, why there's so much moaning about it?
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by allarm 2y ago
Thanks for your valuable input.
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by allarm 2y ago
How hard is it? As in - they have to let you work for the duration of the notice period hard? Honest question.
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by allarm 2y ago
Even though you're right, privacy is quite irrelevant in this case anyway. If no one can walk through the door, your personal space cannot be violated. If you want to hide your IP use VPN. You essentially should not rely on things out
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by allarm 2y ago
> because CGNAT preserves my privacy by default This comment. Every single time. No it doesn't. NAT doesn't add privacy. NAT doesn't add security. Use firewall with IPv6. This is it.
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by allarm 2y ago
Mgła is my favourite band for concentration.
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by allarm 3y ago
Regardless.
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by allarm 3y ago
> They don't have a right to harangue And why is that, exactly? They do have this “right” and they exercise it.
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by allarm 3y ago
> Have you ever registered for driving school? What's so difficult about that? That was 10 minutes long process for me. I changed cities so I had to change the driving school as well and there were no issues at all. > Have you ev
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by allarm 3y ago
Absolutely not. I've lived in 2 cities in Germany for 2 years and Germans are the nicest people I've ever met. That's my second immigration and I travel a lot, so I can compare.
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by allarm 3y ago
So, there’s no better way.

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