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by bluepizza 5y ago
Well, he did say he'd like to understand better. I don't understand why you're so confused about the lack of knowledge from someone who declared their lack of knowledge.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
I would argue that there's very little of "natural world" when you are downtown of any decent sized city. And you don't see any of it on any week day.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
> Not to pick on you, but I often hear this frasing in the 'first world' and surely you dont 'allow' or 'disallow' internal policies to an sovereign nation? Not exactly. Between forcing their hand on disadva
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Yeah, that happens in a lot of places. Stefanini develops PC monitoring software - I interned for them while doing university in the USA. But they don't have a presence in Japan.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Uniqueness does not really relate to my point. If coronavirus is contained in South Korea, it is due to smart government, if it is contained in New Zealand, it is due to good policies... but if we are discussing Japan, suddenly we are talki
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Which started happening some 15 years ago when outsourcing development to India started getting traction.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Most times it's out of your control, though. Someone else booked the meeting, a higher uo decided you should go, and those hours are lost.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Every time any subject contains "Japan", it always devolves into cultural explanations. There are plenty cultures around the planet that are hierarchical, consensus based, or both. It's baffling to me that Japan is always sin
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by bluepizza 6y ago
A stubborn refusal to adapt the work practices to a completely new scenario and take advantage from such scenario would be the major factor here, not working from home itself. One has to ask the actual goal of anyone who refuses to adapt -
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by bluepizza 6y ago
My bank is usually down because their systems were offshored to rather low paid professionals. If management doesn't care, why should I?
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Yes, you are absolutely right. Look at all the political interference in Puerto Rico, not to mention the prison camps in Ohio.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
So... Is kubernetes running on bare metal with its own kernel?
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by bluepizza 6y ago
> This is all a noble goal, but I can't see this as being anything other than a complete and total non-starter with zero cooperation from Apple. Why? There have been several success cases of reverse engineering in the past, for all
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by bluepizza 6y ago
It is not irrelevant - it is the central point of most people’s argument: that you don’t need smart devices connected to the cloud. Certainly you are able to imagine smart devices that work locally without the need of an external server.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
You keep talking about handicapped people, but a cloud server is not required for accessibiliy.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
But there wasn’t really any other option back then, was there? Breakdown of boundaries meant squeezing more performance from both memory and CPU which were expensive and lacking.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Parent probably means how NT comes from the minds of the VMS team, and borrows heavily from both VMS and OS/2.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Some of the biggest technology companies in the planet are Chinese or South Korean.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
> we're also to believe it's just chance that led to 2 out of 71 (I checked) of the websites I looked at being adequate? We all know it’s ugly. Nobody looks at those designs with approval and admiration. > I'm not sure
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Stating the differences, especially the poor quality of the websites is normal. There’s a bunch of terrible web developers here, and they get paid to make terrible websites. The racism starts whenever a foreigner starts explaining Japanese
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by bluepizza 6y ago
To serve you with a notice in cae you engage in illegal activity.
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by bluepizza 6y ago
Authentication and identity management comes to mind immediately. But, of course, there are plenty apps that prefer to do things locally, for so many reasons - if Spotify downloads songs, it does so locally. Or a note taking app such as Eve
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by bluepizza 6y ago
But nobody paid for the 2008 version of Gmail. Adobe cannot unilaterally change the rules of a sale they completed in the past. It’s Darth Vader’s “pray i don't alter it further” behaviour - a character built to be the representation o