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by cedilla 3y ago
Rossmann seems to have misunderstood what a strike is. A strike is always between two parties that depend on each other. "Leaving forever" is the only thing that won't send a message. If you're truly gone forever, Reddit
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by cedilla 3y ago
As legendary as it is overstated. It's excellent for many common software, but for most specialty software, it's often lacking. Despite all the decades of cruft still supported by current Windows, especially 32 bit editions, there
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by cedilla 3y ago
It's not a fake. It's just misattributed to Grace Hopper. As for the claim that it's the origin of the word bug, that's just the typical exaggeration that befalls many stories. Memetic mutation turns everything into a st
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by cedilla 3y ago
More than that: not only is it possible to find examples of two "legal rights" making a "wrong", it's impossible to find an atomic legal wrong. Everything can be broken down so far that you are left with actions tha
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by cedilla 3y ago
Alright, I'll take the obvious bait. The experts in the field are right over there, getting paid to rewrite it in rust.
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by cedilla 3y ago
This isn't even the mistake. Price has very little relation to costs - except that most products can't be sold below cost, at least not for long. The price of the iphone is a good example. All the costs that you name exist, but
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by cedilla 3y ago
It is. I guess people just don't know that that it's just as illegal, or feel it's less objectionable than paying bribes directly. Or they speculate that it's harder to prove.
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by cedilla 4y ago
There is no such thing as "getting provoked to wage war". "Feeling provoked" is no excuse established in international law.
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by cedilla 4y ago
Not much, but the word "basic" does some heavy lifting there. Even with just http(s), what you describe is just a tiny fraction of typical use cases, even if you ignore all the rarely used bits.
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by cedilla 4y ago
Maybe don't begin with the assumption that everyone that has a different opinion must be an idiot. And then continue with gathering facts - like the fact that every receipt must by the same law indicate exactly how much VAT is included
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by cedilla 4y ago
No one and everyone. Language changes as our world and societies change.
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by cedilla 4y ago
You misunderstand what's supposed to happen. Potassium bromate is a strong oxidizing agent. Pyrolysis is completely irrelevant here. I don't know if potassium bromate should be used as a food additive but your comment in its safet
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by cedilla 4y ago
Google and Firefox made the change roughly at the same time -- because there was a lot of evidence that EV indicators simply don't work. Users don't pay attention to them, and even if they did, the idea that company names are uniq
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by cedilla 4y ago
They are a company, not a single person. 1.1 billion is only three times their yearly expenses.
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by cedilla 4y ago
I know what the pigeonhole principle is. Could you elaborate how it leads to what fears to be bunk how?
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by cedilla 4y ago
Is there any reason to assume any shared structure for unrelated languages though? Written language is just an encoding for information. There is a good candidate for a test. Someone will probably already work on it. Minoan as written in Li
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by cedilla 4y ago
Phoenician script is the common ancestor of Latin, greek and Cyrillic script. You're probably thinking of the indo-european language family, which accounts for about 45% of native language speakers. The largest language family in the w
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by cedilla 4y ago
"Just exercise vigorously" isn't actionable advise for many people struggling with depression. Telling people with a disorder that often goes along with sleep disorder to "just exercise vigorously in the morning", a
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by cedilla 4y ago
The market disagrees with you. Solar booms in Europe. including the haunted frosty lands of Spain.
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by cedilla 4y ago
New York is at 40°N. It's more southern than most of Europe, where massive amounts of solar power is produced cheaply.
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by cedilla 4y ago
What are the problems with Wayland and libreoffice?
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by cedilla 4y ago
So, did usb sticks come with floppy disks or CDs with a driver?
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by cedilla 4y ago
All the goods and people transported won't mind that a few shareholders were unhappy.
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by cedilla 4y ago
I think this illustrates well how we have to be careful with our arguments around quack medicine. The problem with "works for me" is not that that argument is invalid in and of itself. The problem is that homeopaths don't act
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by cedilla 4y ago
The difference is that no one is willing to pour billions into Atari. Atari, SA really struggled to find investors. Also, the problem with Theranos was exactly that the board members were not from industry, but retired politicians or dip
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by cedilla 4y ago
With that interpretation, salary would /never/ be due. This is settled law. This has been settled law when people still got their Lohntüte at the end of each week.
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by cedilla 4y ago
616 BGB disagrees. If there is nothing in the contract, pay is due tomorrow.
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by cedilla 4y ago
Software isn't a house. It's also not a car or whatever your favourite other analogies are.
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by cedilla 4y ago
"Humans are either male or female" is not "basic biology", it's kindergarten biology. It's strictly false, even if we ignore transgender or transsexual topics completely. It is sometimes an abstraction that is
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by cedilla 4y ago
You don't need to participate, but that doesn't make "biological male" any less exclusionary. Especially since it's a nonsense phrase. And even if it wasn't, I sincerely doubt the author actually knows about th

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