ashildr

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   by ashildr 8y ago

   Here: https://www.zdnet.com/article/gdpr-attacks-first-google-face...
2. 272.▲
   by ashildr 8y ago

   Maybe if you change your brand of toothpaste you will?
3. 273.▲
   by ashildr 9y ago

   Does anybody read Hacker News outside their RSS-Reader?
4. 274.▲
   by ashildr 9y ago

   So the Justice department wants Huawei to give a key to their American customer‘s phones to the Chinese government?
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   by ashildr 9y ago

   Maybe then changing their business model would be the reasonable thing to do?
6. 276.▲
   by ashildr 9y ago

   If you are in Germany, this may be a sound option. https://www.manomama.de
7. 277.▲
   by ashildr 9y ago

   German here, in his 40s, earning quite an above average income in IT as does my partner. Double income no kids as they say. We travel a lot, just not to the US anymore.
8. 278.▲
   by ashildr 9y ago

   > it was estimated Ah, well, then...
9. 279.▲
   by ashildr 9y ago

   First they came for ... etc pp. The US is actively destroying the rule of law their forefathers died building.
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    by ashildr 9y ago

    So a connector is /less/ fragile than a soldered connection? I don’t think so. If you’re really depending that much on the ad-hoc access to a backup, drop an additional external SSD in your bag and add it to timemachine. That’s ev
11. 281.▲
    by ashildr 9y ago

    I don’t see a donglegate - I’m carrying - current MacBook-Escape - 29W USB-C Power brick - USB-C Cable - USB-C to Lightning Cable (iPhones and iPad) - USB-C to HDMI/USB Adaptor I bought for EUR10
12. 282.▲
    by ashildr 9y ago

    So all the parking lots at the train stations in my densely populated country that has proper (mostly electric) public transport system could be easily retrofitted with superchargers. That’s an interesting thought.
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    by ashildr 9y ago

    Being a relatively kinky person myself I’d still. consider shoving quite a sizable Li-Ion battery into my body a way bigger potential problem than some foreign person activating my buttplug. But yes, the question is interesting. I can imagi
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    by ashildr 9y ago

    The metamorphosis of prime intellect: http://localroger.com/prime-intellect/ Not sure whether it’s hard, it has quite an unexpected but plausible plot. There’s much love in me for this weird, twisted, brutal and captiv
15. 285.▲
    by ashildr 9y ago

    Keep the FN-Keyboard-Version, add Force-Feedback to the Touchbar.
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    by ashildr 9y ago

    There is no "neutral" when people are questioning other people's right of self determination, existence and value as a human being. To quote Elie Wiesel: “We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the v
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    by ashildr 9y ago

    > trains are always on time If I would not hold the German black belt in suppressing my emotions I would have laughed uncontrollably. (Though compared to the trains in the U.K...)
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    by ashildr 9y ago

    Series 0 (original AppleWatch) here. I charge the watch while showering in the morning and while getting ready for bed. So it lasts a day, easily. And I love it tapping me awake in the morning, as does my MSO. I had the Pebble Steel before,
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    by ashildr 10y ago

    > only about half chicken DNA. Maybe I'm a little dense here, but that reads very strange to me and does not seem to make any sense. A burger made of 50g chicken and 50g poly styrene would still contain 100% chicken DNA. How much DN
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    by ashildr 10y ago

    > rise of rape Please provide a source for this statement or be a liar.
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    by ashildr 10y ago

    And so it begins: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13184491-avogadro-corp
22. 292.▲
    by ashildr 10y ago

    It's called "do not disturb" on iOS. Use it, it makes your life better. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204321
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    by ashildr 11y ago

    There is an unofficial btsync mirror on key BMYXB4J7UKPFRVVJVOLVFVXZPGU7ZCFMI