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by antihero 4y ago
I mean if I were a cartel with a lot of money, I would absolutely start a legit shipping company as both a front and also a way to smuggle. Not saying MSC are that, but I feel like if cartels can buy off senior politicians and police chiefs
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by antihero 4y ago
I guess a lot of people now purely use phones and only use desktops for work, so perhaps it will never happen.
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by antihero 4y ago
Just get a shitload more elephants and put them in the same place.
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by antihero 4y ago
Because the apps felt like utter dogshit
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by antihero 4y ago
Do people drink along with it? Is it on TV or is a vaguely good copy available.
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by antihero 4y ago
Yet again the most frictionless solution wins out. Who’d have thought? If only there were examples of this being the case…
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by antihero 4y ago
There was some British one I’d use to get primark jeans when working/staying in the city, it was kinda cool if you are a disorganised piece of shit but was pretty expensive.
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by antihero 4y ago
This is the sort of thing that makes people become the most aggressive form of communists.
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by antihero 4y ago
Highly recommend rambda, the types are better than the native functions.
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by antihero 4y ago
Also offshore accounting.
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by antihero 4y ago
Excited for the TVs that detect the amount of people in a room. I wish TV and other mediums could be like bandcamp. I pay you money, you give me a file at highest quality in the format I want it with no DRM from anywhere on the planet. You
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by antihero 4y ago
What apps are these? Have you considered paying the developers for continued support? They are obsolete! Surely there are alternatives, don’t let stuff drag you back to the past.
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by antihero 4y ago
How many apps are really still like this? Surely it would be better to pay a few quid to developers that keep their builds current? Or are you bothered because you can’t use a £1 app for over eight years or something?
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by antihero 4y ago
You can get a second gen SE for like £160 on eBay.
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by antihero 4y ago
If they do security updates for obsolete versions of software this means a huge amount of resources testing and developing patches against it that could be spent improving current software.
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by antihero 4y ago
Not running on modern architecture does make it obsolete in the same way that stuff that’s only available on punch card is obsolete. Why is it up to others to spend resources supporting backwards compatibility instead of you to keep your
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by antihero 4y ago
So they are supposed to just support infinity old versions?
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by antihero 4y ago
People can be multiple things though. I am a programmer, I am a nerd, I am a drinker, I am a partner, I am a music fan. None of these negate each other.
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by antihero 4y ago
Also very telling on those that created it that there isn't a classism section.
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by antihero 4y ago
Oh I've been come for before. Try being a white cis-presenting dude trying to mediate between trans people who have braids who are being personally harrassed and threatened by members the local university queer PoC society who say they
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by antihero 4y ago
Also stupid because client has both a very different technological and semantic meaning.
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by antihero 4y ago
Generally legal firms like this will have domain specialists.
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by antihero 4y ago
> I still can't use it in my normal browser (FF) with its extensions because it relies heavily upon CORS requests and referrer information that my somewhat privacy-paranoid extensions block. So you have extensions that literally bre
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by antihero 4y ago
Some of them are deliberate slurs but most of them are just colourful language. This list is 95% absolutely ridiculous and I’m what you’d probably consider a proponent of social justice. It’s deeply funny, but also tragic because while ther
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by antihero 4y ago
What in the hell are you talking about? A society that does reasonable things to difficulties that some people have through no fault of their own is a healthy one. It’s all a question of balance and one could argue that colleges have got th
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by antihero 4y ago
Segregated bike lanes. I am happy cycling on most roads but sometimes it’s hairy and dark and cars are as being particularly aggressive and fast so I’ll pop on the pavement until it’s a calmer road. With cycle lanes it’s much nicer, there’s
447.
by antihero 4y ago
Make it "Assassin's Creed: ExCeL" so we can have a DLR level.
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by antihero 4y ago
Also it seems to have to ship on DVDs? So anyone win a recent laptop has to factor in the cost of an external DVD drive.
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by antihero 4y ago
I’ve discovered a bunch of neat libraries and projects through it.
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by antihero 4y ago
Canary Wharf is built by the rich to serve the rich, the average Londoner at best thinks of it as kind of a dystopian novelty with big stuff.

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