carmate383

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Atlassian's Scott Farquhar on Australia's new jailable offences targeting tech(theage.com.au)
12 points by carmate383 8y ago|4 comments
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Jail time, billions in fines under Australian crackdown on social media giants(theage.com.au)
3 points by carmate383 8y ago|1 comments
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by carmate383 8y ago
The Australian government is increasingly becoming an abuser of human rights. I could not have left fast enough.
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by carmate383 8y ago
OP probably doesn't need those stupid circle graphics that make reading the article title impossible to read. https://imgur.com/a/QHtfBKn
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by carmate383 8y ago
You think being open to true _facts_ implies a toxic attitude? You must really live in a small, limited world. Here's a graph displaying some factual and relevant information: https://trends.google.com/trends/explo
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by carmate383 8y ago
How does one rationally discuss an irrational conjecture?
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by carmate383 8y ago
Soon becomes irrelevant, or is already irrelevant?
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by carmate383 8y ago
Can't attach files to drafts nor send emails from Philippines
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by carmate383 8y ago
Author's UX/UI credibility went out the window as soon as I saw black on yellow.
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by carmate383 9y ago
"I don't want to load machine instructions for libboost every time I run a native C++ application".
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by carmate383 9y ago
This is like saying "I don't like running multiple native programs on my computing device because the machine instructions were compiled by different programming languages".
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by carmate383 10y ago
How can a "company" with more than 150 employees, (That is essentially, a data storage company) let this happen? GitLab is surely losing subscribers faster than land in Crimea after this...
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by carmate383 10y ago
It really is fantastic to see a new _improvement_ on something like a terminal in 2017, that isn't written in Javascript / Coffeescript / Some other web technology that deploys 100+MB of libraries.