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by atatatat 5y ago
Or at minimum, the likely ones.
662.
by atatatat 5y ago
Without opening story...why would residents have anything to do with paying for maintaining the building they're a customer of?
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by atatatat 5y ago
Share price doesn't regularly continue to go up while profits continue to contract.
664.
by atatatat 5y ago
Statistically EVERYONE has extremely poor security culture. It's been wallpapered over as just cutting unnecessary expense for too long.
665.
by atatatat 5y ago
We weren't guessing usernames, lol — these assclowns had a public map — of every user's data!!
666.
by atatatat 5y ago
That's only for lack of good tech — everyone doing it before was going against the grain. That day is over. Having a great PWA is now the default behavior for any half-technical company.
667.
by atatatat 5y ago
Okay, I won't load Vice.com ever again. You've convinced me.
668.
by atatatat 5y ago
To be clear, are you saying one shouldn't be concerned about running their webapp on Firebase/store because of the regulations surrounding what Google can do with that data? (customer usage changes for choosing when to start build
669.
by atatatat 5y ago
I was thinking the opposite, for the audience you're describing. "Can't get into trouble if it's never published publicly"...which is wrong, obviously.
670.
by atatatat 5y ago
Anyone have any insight on why Red Hat sold their soul?
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by atatatat 5y ago
It's people for your lawyers to blame, all the way down! /s
672.
by atatatat 5y ago
Who still uses this crap?!
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by atatatat 5y ago
Correct.
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by atatatat 5y ago
"Normal usage" for many Westerners, and surely other nations, includes destroying the surface coating with metal utensils while cooking, and then eating small particles of the nonstick (because if they're not attached to the
675.
by atatatat 5y ago
The emails in your inbox are primarily coming from Google/MS servers.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Right! So, no incentive.
677.
by atatatat 5y ago
The 50%-300% increase in market values of tangible assets in that country this year is assuming the opposite.
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by atatatat 5y ago
IBM made RHEL?
679.
by atatatat 5y ago
Because they're only predictive of what's worked in the past, and works okay enough to ride the entropy in the present — not what will progress really well in the future.
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by atatatat 5y ago
We're all just temporarily disenfranchised millionaires and billionaires, right?
681.
by atatatat 5y ago
When they stop giving revenue.
682.
by atatatat 5y ago
With the right attitude, the amount of money you have in your pocket can be "FU" money.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Thank you.
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by atatatat 5y ago
A federated server, to be clear, that can federate with Matrix.org users as well as the tons of other servers users are joining/hosting.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Not sure why sibling comment downvoted: these are problems IRC and others haven't solved without being called "immature".
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by atatatat 5y ago
A city of chaos, corruption, and stupid people.
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by atatatat 5y ago
Good to know even they're toothless, now..
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by atatatat 5y ago
On and off record discussions are two totally different things! And that's exactly why ALL financial instruments & systems should operate publicly, transparently.
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by atatatat 5y ago
This headline is the Feds mea culpa for allowing that..
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by atatatat 5y ago
Or was it Afgha—....

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