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almatabata
2y ago
> Obviously it's not going to work because the only advantage Windows had was being the last popular platform that didn't work this way^ but the admins in charge of the decisions probably don't understand this. If they can
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almatabata
2y ago
> Well on a basic level, if the consumer buys your motherboard or laptop and it doesn't work out of the box (but your competitors do) then you are going to have a massive customer satisfaction problem. Ah I see what you mean. I over
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2y ago
And to get the same for linux they would have to build a kernel module for all major distributions or open source the module and have users compile it themselves. I can see why both dont make sense for them. Thanks for clarifying.
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2y ago
> citing them being less secure when running on Linux > nearly every cheat chooses to attack the Linux version now despite the vast majority of Apex players in general being Windows users. Did they give any more details as to why? It
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2y ago
> Enforcing TPM requirements isn't about making users make changes, it's to scare OEMs into including TPMs by default so they don't get complaints from users. Would any OEM dare to use workarounds to install windows 11 on
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2y ago
I have trouble understanding the point of this move from Microsoft's perspective. You actively stop people from re-using older hardware to run windows 11. Those users have 3 options. Continue running windows 10, install alternative OS
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2y ago
Let us assume they start dumping all their excess internationally. Do you think other countries will just allow china to flood the international market and drive other countries respective auto makers out of business? Other countries will r
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almatabata
2y ago
> Are any of the "news" items actionable in any sort of benefitial way to you? I have read multiple articles detailing corrupt activities from politicians. Knowing this I made the explicit decision not to vote for them when I h
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almatabata
2y ago
I only every bought like 2 newspapers regularly, canard enchainé (1.20 euros/per week) and monde diplomatique (5.40/per month). That comes around to 52 * 1.8 + 12 * 5.4 = 158.4 euros per year. So for half the price I get two news
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2y ago
You edited your answer so I will comment on the last thing you wrote. > Never mind. I’m wrong about everything as usual. > How the fuck do I delete my account? Admitting you said something incorrect takes courage and it never feels gr
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almatabata
2y ago
We should also always keep in mind that he wrote this around 1945. When he wrote this he had Nazi Germany in mind where the Nazis used the SA to beat down their opposition.
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almatabata
2y ago
If you do not stand behind your principles when the going gets tough you never had the principle in the first place.
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almatabata
2y ago
Out of curiosity does your account name refer to this paradox?
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almatabata
2y ago
This quote gets trotted out every single discussion. This quote dodges the most important question. Where do you draw the line? In that quote it even says that we should fight intolerance with tolerance for as long as possible and not just
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almatabata
2y ago
> The problem is a person is loaned money without collateral. If not gov backed then there won’t be any loans. None sounds a bit hyperbolic but we would have a lot less of these loans though I agree. > The idea was to make college som
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almatabata
2y ago
It kind of sounds like another hack on top of the current solution to me. Does the problem not stem from the fact that the government backs a lot of these loans and forbids to discharge them during bankruptcy? Why cant we rollback the gover
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2y ago
They are missing obvious killer features like exorcisms. I hope they add it to the next version. Can you also select on which instance you run the prayer generation? Would love it if it ran in the basement of the vatican and the pope blesse
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2y ago
I wonder if you consider harmony with nature a myth then does it not follow that you must also consider harmony between humans as a myth? We place limits on ourselves all the time to accommodate for our neighbors. We surrender as he says in
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almatabata
2y ago
Can we get the people judged that allegedly did not prioritize critical security issues properly: https://www.propublica.org/article/microsoft-solarwinds-gold...
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almatabata
2y ago
That shift has already started in various areas. You see it with phones but also with cars where OEMs require Secure Boot enabled devices when possible. This ranges from the central unit to all small ECUs. You can kind of see it pushed for
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2y ago
That argument never made sense to me. If we hit a scenario where the camera makes a mistake, we will do the wrong thing 100% of the time. Adding more sensors would have made more sense to me but that would have made the cars more expensive
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2y ago
> I think the expense aspect doesn't dig deep enough. Agreed, a lot of Nordic countries provide more support to families with children yet they have very similar numbers to countries with worse support. The monetary aspect obviously
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2y ago
I expect the french railway one will join the illustrious list soon enough ( https://www.icann.org/en/registry-agreements/details/sncf ). They registered oui.sncf initially during their rebrand. Once the guy wh
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almatabata
2y ago
They had some opensource initiatives like Genivi, now Covesa see: * https://github.com/GENIVI * https://github.com/COVESA * https://www.automotivelinux.org/ If you have worked on automotive
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2y ago
I do not think this problem affects only Scandinavia. As developers we have the role of delivering a product that: 1. does its job well 2. delivered on time 3. under budget A lot of developers get lost in over-optimizing point 1. It scratch
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2y ago
You cannot compare aborting a fetus which we do not yet classify as a full fledged human being with helping an adult commit suicide. If we did consider it a human being we would ban abortion as well. And technically we do not allow abortion
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2y ago
With the deterioration of the health care system in a lot countries people are afraid that these laws will be used to "fix" the healthcare system. Instead of helping people chose their end this gives administrations the possibilit
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2y ago
It can be multiple things at once. They did indeed invest a lot more into manufacturing but they are also definitely using slave labor to cut on costs (see https://www.hrw.org/news/2024/02/01/china-carmak
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almatabata
3y ago
> Here's 1 neat trick to help the whole situation a LOT:MANDATORY 1 year parental leave for the mother and father. it must be mandatory for both genders, or women will be pressured to take less and men will be pressured (or tempted)
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3y ago
This made me remember this story where a women created a firm where she hired only women. It was a disaster ( https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1168182/Catfights... ). Point being there is nothing magical a
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