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by bausshf 8y ago
I lost
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by bausshf 8y ago
Is this a crossover episode?
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by bausshf 8y ago
I mean the net neutrality ban. I should probably have been clear about that.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Worse than net neutrality
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by bausshf 8y ago
Yes, but you don't store it in plain text using excel files.
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by bausshf 8y ago
I don't think you really understand GDPR if you think that you can just "store" the information and be compliant. It's not only about what data you store. It's about how the data is stored and who has and can get ac
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by bausshf 8y ago
This is just a theory... A game theory.
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by bausshf 8y ago
It comes in the next article that they linked: http://uxmovement.com/content/why-you-should-never-use-pure-...
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by bausshf 8y ago
Once you'd rather do nothing, than do something.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Big Company X: Speaks with big fancy words about technology that the government doesn't relatively understand, so they use that to manipulate said government into accepting the technology, because it sounds "fancy" and thus i
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by bausshf 8y ago
Thank you for the information, that was a really great answer
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Will hosting in the US as a non-US business have any legal differences?
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by bausshf 8y ago
The simple solution would have been configurations for those 1% who wants them. Either at repository/organization level or user level. That way you can get the best of both worlds. I might be wrong, but that's how I'd see it.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Hi Walter. Also. I'm assuming it has to do with distribution and reliability within regions, hence why you even need datacenters at different locations and not just one location.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Never
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by bausshf 8y ago
Not moving away from Github, mostly because I have no reason to, even if Microsoft acquires it.
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by bausshf 8y ago
I see Zig posted here on HN all the times and I always look at it, but still it has nothing that makes me go "wow" it really is something I need to pick up. Perhaps someone with more expertise could give me reasons why I should pi
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by bausshf 8y ago
This is old and a lot of the points are obsolete, but that's not to say PHP isn't still a bad language from a programming language design perspective, BUT it certainly isn't as bad as it used to be.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Is this a new form of recruiters looking here for possible people to hire?
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by bausshf 8y ago
"nuclear bomb shelter" - "Bethesda" I love some coincidences.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Yes, it could save some time. Here comes my opinion though. I really like meetings and getting to be with people physically. I have enough emails to deal with every day already with clients etc.
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by bausshf 8y ago
According to data it's only $80k for a software engineer. https://teleport.org/cities/reykjavik/salaries/
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by bausshf 8y ago
Google doesn't care if you click the ads. They have already been paid by the time it's shown. They're paid to deliver ads to specific user groups, which are paid for in advanced by said companies that are advertised.
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by bausshf 8y ago
My mom does this too!
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by bausshf 8y ago
Income?
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by bausshf 8y ago
That isn't really a good argument
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by bausshf 8y ago
> I'm not even sure what their open source projects are. .NET ?
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by bausshf 8y ago
The US Dollar is an accepted global currency for international trades. So it kinda does make sense they accept it, since they can ultimately use it.
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by bausshf 8y ago
https://politics.stackexchange.com/questions/30509/how-are-g...
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by bausshf 8y ago
They can.

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