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91.
by betaby 10mo ago
> This is a public health issue. Sugary drinks are sold in France without any restrictions. Won't somebody think about kids?
92.
by betaby 10mo ago
Elephant in the room is that the healthcare is tied to the employment.
93.
by betaby 10mo ago
Gen z often says 'I need a sudo access'.
94.
by betaby 10mo ago
Because it blocks domain. The opposite of what a resolver should do. It's a second time in ~2 months DNS4EU is reported on HN of not resolving domains.
95.
by betaby 10mo ago
NDS4EU should not be used. There is no reason for that.
96.
by betaby 10mo ago
> cloud computing Nope. Large scale DCs are IPv6 only underneath, exascalers like Google and Meta have stated that multiple times. I.e. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3ird3UDnOA also see various NANOG talks https:&#x2
97.
by betaby 10mo ago
If that is as easy as the comments suggest, EU should just pay couple euros to sway elections in Hungary, Russia, Belarus, etc.
98.
by betaby 11mo ago
5. and 6. are a matter of taste (trade-offs), the rest is spot on!
99.
by betaby 11mo ago
> It's evident that people use bicycles They do. Also people who use bicycles in Montreal are disproportionately males and mostly of the certain age group. That's very apparent if you stay for ~10 minutes near Grande Bibliothèq
100.
by betaby 11mo ago
Montreal is bike friendly in comparison with Paris. Personal opinion of course.
101.
by betaby 11mo ago
> 'Bicycling is part of the mobility culture' That's a very {Plateau,reddit,no-kids}-centric view.
102.
by betaby 11mo ago
Then the law enforcement knocks the door it's already too late. Those articles is the intimidation tactics for now. > People can write politically motivated things on HN too. Sure, and that would be a problem if that was 1) targeted
103.
by betaby 11mo ago
Owners of those newspapers are or were politicians. I would call that a politically motivated action against GrapheneOS.
104.
by betaby 11mo ago
That cookie thing should a browser's default.
105.
by betaby 11mo ago
This setup uses user-space networking as I understand.
106.
by betaby 11mo ago
> Ansible is just a mistake that people refuse to stop using. So is Helm! Helm is just a mistake that people refuse to stop using.
107.
by betaby 11mo ago
Are any of those laptops Linux compatible?
108.
by betaby 11mo ago
Because they went to the unrelated DNS provider and not the archive itself.
109.
by betaby 11mo ago
News agencies edit the history all the time.
110.
by betaby 11mo ago
Quite possible that's just some bureaucrats kids running that site in exchange for EU grants. In fact in couple of countries that's precisely the case.
111.
by betaby 11mo ago
> these developments are just about the WWW. The article is literally about DNS.
112.
by betaby 11mo ago
> If Google can find it, so can others. Not really. It requires time, ergo money.
113.
by betaby 1y ago
If tech folks are laid off who is renting that insanely expensive housing in the coastal cities?
114.
by betaby 1y ago
As of October 2025, in the previous 30 Years, the Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index (VCN.TO) ETF obtained a 8.72% compound annual return. ~2x better than the official inflation over the same 30 years. I don't see the factor of five
115.
by betaby 1y ago
> Don't pick individual stocks people We are in the industry, and perhaps we indeed know better. > buy broad index funds at most That gives slightly better than the inflation rate ( Canada ).
116.
by betaby 1y ago
But not gambling apparently. The original article is about the third-party stores, which is essentially removes the Apples's veto.
117.
by betaby 1y ago
Sailfish OS.
118.
by betaby 1y ago
I mean, kids can't buy smartphones and data plans and have a credit cards for that gamblings sites. Their parents must have given they them. Make no mistake - gambling is bad for the society. That doesn't mean parents can be absen
119.
by betaby 1y ago
As I understand they implemented NAT using eBPF?
120.
by betaby 1y ago
> gambling games to children Essentially the same as giving alcohol to kids at home. That's the parents fault first and foremost.

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