arter45

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   by arter45 9mo ago

   >But building this taught me something that I think about constantly: technical correctness is worthless if you’re solving the wrong problem. >You can write perfect code. You can build flawless systems. You can optimize the sh*t out o
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   by arter45 9mo ago

   Are you talking about individuals or companies? Self-hosting (everyone has its own mail server) is not easy. You have to keep at least one server (possibly two or more), backups, buy a domain and an MX record, plus DKIM/SPF/DMARC,
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   by arter45 9mo ago

   "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants" (Newton). Science is always about building knowledge one step at a time, whether it's cooperation or following previous works.
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   by arter45 9mo ago

   Interesting! To be clear, they didn't try to break the "speed of light as maximum speed" rule. They were trying to check the "speed of light is constant in all directions" rule (Lorentz invariance).
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   by arter45 9mo ago

   As an Italian with little interest in watching soccer (pirated or not), I have just read AGCOM's decision and it provides a bit more context (although with typical legalese language): - right holders used the piracy shield platform to