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by cbg0 2y ago
In this specific case of the first round of Romanian presidential election the traditional candidates from the bigger parties (PNL/PSD which have a government coalition at the moment) have both admitted to understanding why they lost a
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by cbg0 2y ago
If only it were facts being discussed, but social media is plagued with alternative facts(aka lies) and no mechanism of getting rid of it, as reporting doesn't do anything since social media companies just fake compliance but take no s
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by cbg0 2y ago
I'm Romanian, and to add some more context here's what TikTok sent Romanian authorities about the situation: > The company that it found no evidence of a covert influence operation on the TikTok platform in recent weeks related
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TikTok CEO summoned to European Parliament over role in shock Romania election(politico.eu)
8 points by cbg0 2y ago|5 comments
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by cbg0 2y ago
Glad to see PHP still chugging along after all these years. It's the language I started with as a freelancer more than a decade ago and I still remember having books on my desk learning the proper way to do things, as you had to work a
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by cbg0 2y ago
> The company I’m working for now keeps trying to add more and more functionality using Redis, that doesn’t belong in Redis, and then complains about Redis scaling issues. This doesn't sound like a Redis issue, you're just not
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by cbg0 2y ago
Do you have any proof to support these conspiracy theories?
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by cbg0 2y ago
If you knew how much of a common thing this is you'd probably just uninstall everything.
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by cbg0 2y ago
You don't need to daydream, just use a password manager.
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by cbg0 2y ago
Fortunately iPhones are not essential items you need to buy, so there's nothing forcing you to drop a hypothetical $2500 for one.
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by cbg0 2y ago
These "customers" were receiving free help. If they wanted to spend money on quality software they wouldn't have used an LLM.
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by cbg0 2y ago
> Everything is falling apart. This is an overly dramatic take.
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Microsoft breached antitrust rules by bundling Teams and Office, EU says(apnews.com)
723 points by cbg0 2y ago|786 comments
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by cbg0 2y ago
Building a decent auth system is not that complicated that you need to rely on a 3rd party company to do it, they just hired cheap devs to maximize those profits.
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by cbg0 2y ago
These guys were stupid enough to put it in writing, but this happens in lots of places where you either get quid pro quo citations or just get put on an article as an author even though you contributed nothing. Unless folks start getting hi
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by cbg0 2y ago
As someone who lives in an ex-communist country, I can tell you that you're wrong and the comparison is silly.
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by cbg0 2y ago
This assumes you only have one TV doing 4K streaming, but most households might have more devices consuming bandwidth. Also, between $15 for 25mbps and $20 for 200mbps, the telco is making more profit off the latter, because at that scale b
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by cbg0 3y ago
I know you're being facetious, but the goal is to protect the automotive industry which has higher costs and safety standards compared to Chinese factories and to encourage these manufacturers to set up local factories to create jobs.
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by cbg0 3y ago
> You know when he gets out he is gonna go unlock a dead wallet with 100BTC (or some other coin) in it and become an expat. This assumes both that he has such a wallet and that BTC will still be worth something when he gets out.
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by cbg0 3y ago
This is a very simplistic way of viewing this. The goal of a fine is to correct bad behavior, not to destroy a company; If their behavior is not corrected you can serve heavier fines and even jail time for executives until the bad behavior
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by cbg0 3y ago
> the EU is a de-facto United States territory This is low quality flame-bait. The EU has several large antitrust fines against US companies: https://www.statista.com/chart/14752/eu-antitrust-fines-agai...
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by cbg0 3y ago
Where exactly can someone else buy a car with a copy of your ID?
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by cbg0 3y ago
> This is also why larger healthcare orgs are reticent to work with smaller, less well capitalized startups in the ecosystem. The liability alone should something go wrong would potentially vaporize your company While this sounds very dr
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by cbg0 3y ago
Blowing up gas pipelines was never presented as "good" in the media.
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Google Apps Script is down(issuetracker.google.com)
14 points by cbg0 3y ago|7 comments
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by cbg0 3y ago
How exactly will Russia start "riots" in NATO countries?
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by cbg0 3y ago
Russia just hit 400K casualties since their invasion of Ukraine, I wouldn't call that "not losing at all".
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by cbg0 3y ago
If you're running a small setup and don't need any value add products or multi-AZ/multi-region this might work, but Hetzner and major cloud providers are by no means comparable. Hetzner offers a 99.9% uptime guarantee only on
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by cbg0 3y ago
LFP batteries don't use cobalt.
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by cbg0 3y ago
Yes, it's pretty obvious this is what's going on. The solution to these "less secure apps" was to simply generate stronger passwords for them instead of making the user jump through hoops by using oauth2 proxies, especia

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