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calgoo
8y ago
Im just going to say that the phrase: " biased against conservatives" sounds oxymoron. The "conservatives" that I keep hearing about on the "conservative" news sources, are IMO organizations that try to hinder
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calgoo
8y ago
Please, don't excuse their behaviors by giving examples of companies doing worse. While FB or G, or Amazon, might not be killing people directly, you could very easily compare their methods to those of big oil or tobacco, because they
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8y ago
I hope they add an option to opt out of this.
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8y ago
And developers who refuse to see other people's points are the exact reason we get these issues. That does not mean that you are wrong or that the people here are wrong. Just because its not intrusive at the moment, it does not elimina
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8y ago
I would like the OS to have 1 messaging app, 1 email app, 1 calendar app etc. Then underneath, each provider has their own interface to their backend. Then we can integrate everything into one system. Now this idea still needs a lot of work
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8y ago
Im in Barcelona and have same day delivery for a lot of stuff, next day delivery for a big selections, and 2 days almost anything on amazon. I get next day deliveries from both the local Amazon warehouse, and sometimes from the South of Fra
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8y ago
I often use google to look up news when someone tells me on chat or in a twitch stream for example. However, this is for finding information on a specific event that might have happened in the last hour, which google is really good at findi
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8y ago
This is actually a joke i have told my wife who has family in Florida: The only way i would buy property in Florida is if im allowed to build an artificial hill/mountain on it, so that in 100 years my family will own a private island.
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8y ago
I dont think they can, or all the adblockers would have been removed already.
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8y ago
For me it has been the opposite: I have next day or same day delivery here now. A lot of time when amazon says 2 days, i get the package the next day. It might have to do with living in Barcelona and amazon having their own delivery people
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8y ago
No need to ban encryption, you just create a state sponsored encryption system on a chip, and if anyone is caught trying to break/hack it you get life in prison / death penalty. /s I read something similar to that in "Ra
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8y ago
There are also many publishers who are horrible people, lock people into huge contracts where they basically kill the artist off by forcing them to produce crap. There is a need for another change in the music industry, removing the need fo
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8y ago
There are also app that lets you point your phone at the stars/ planets and they will tell you the names etc. Google sky map is one that I can think of but I know there are others as well.
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8y ago
I was working from home for about 1.5 years. My daily contact was a morning phone call with the others on the team. Having a twitch stream open for 8+ hours in the background works really well for me as its more like having a radio on then
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8y ago
One thing that i believe they need to improve on here in Europe is allowing streaming between countries. There are a lot of people living outside their home countries here, who are not allowed to stream or watch a lot of content from home.
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8y ago
i worked in BigEnterprise and they changed to Suse from RHEL because the price was significant lower, and the company had internal admins and other support contracts for managing the server support. The rule was that every software had to h
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8y ago
I have seen a lot of people digging up the fibre believing it's copper wires they can steal.
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8y ago
I think bootstrap is great for all the sysadmins etc that need to create a tool but don't want to spend days tunning css.
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8y ago
I liked a comment from the hosts of The Grand Tour (paraphrasing): "When the owners of the car companies that promote these self-driving cars will allow the cars to drive them along the Yungas Road in Bolivia without a steering wheel,
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8y ago
If you are going to complain about the article, please read it at least.
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9y ago
No, it's legalized bribing but that does not change what it causes. People are angry that the system is abused, and want a simple solution because we as tech workers understand that all the "issues" around taxes could simplif
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9y ago
The only reason why i would NOT run the LTS, is if i need some very new and fancy kernel version. However, even then they normally get backported into LTS, but sometimes that wait can leave you without something critical (like wifi or hiber
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9y ago
the Snap packages are really nice when installing. However, i got a lot of issues with accessing network shares and other mounted drives from inside the applications. I also ran into issues where the cache from one of the applications (Spot
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9y ago
As someone living in a European country with several languages and internal political problems related to them, i can say that in my opinion this wont happen for a very long time and im not even sure its needed. Kids in these multi language
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9y ago
Not to stretch out this comment any more, but are we seriously arguing that adding a delete button is hard? I mean, most people on here would agree that its not something they would worry about. It sounds more like people are upset they are
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9y ago
Maybe not corruption, but i would say that lobbying is legalized bribing. We can discuss if its good or bad, but i do not believe that its healthy for us the people as it pushes leaders to follow corporate policies instead of public policie
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9y ago
I really don't understand the "hate" for Telegram on HN. I understand that its not (allegedly) as secure as signal for example, but like you said, state actors etc have other ways of getting that info (see xkcd [1]). I person
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9y ago
Yea i always found this funny. I was not allowed to move a monitor in the office, but was racking 4u servers by myself in the datacenter. When i asked they claimed it was because the insurance for the monitor, not me, would not be covered i
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9y ago
I think of this as well, especially when looking towards the future with Mars colonies etc. However, I see it as a mix of data dumps of the internet as we know it and some sort of email system as well.
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9y ago
I would compare it to: you can't use this tv to watch Fox news because Samsung does not like the LG ads they run.
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