chappi42

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by chappi42 11y ago
> Leave the Middle East alone Not sure if the many 'normal' people who live there would agree. In the end they have to endure their, in most cases, bad governments. I bet the Saudia Arabian blogger who got punished so cruelly w
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by chappi42 11y ago
Here is a good short blog post: http://www.nowozin.net/sebastian/blog/the-julia-language-for...
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by chappi42 11y ago
Nice writing. One point/one question: . section titles can be finished with {{{1 and then no closing brackets are necessary. It will just wrap to the next {{{1 occurence. . regarding nvim: how can I find out what the defaults are there
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by chappi42 11y ago
I'd say: first throw out the ability for NSA to spy without letting the persons concerned speak about it. Then we can talk about 'warrants in the case of probable cause'. US as a country has lost a lot of goodwill and trust.
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by chappi42 11y ago
(7 days after) I'm of course aware of the political system. Thanks. My comment is about the personal statement 'cracked your European email provider, then they're not doing what we pay' which I understand that he is very
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by chappi42 11y ago
Very well written text. I like the simple and comprehensible language. Other companies should take this as an example. (Only problem: many other companies likely wouldn't want to tell in plain words how broad they are gathering and agg
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by chappi42 11y ago
You link to something (Fichenaffäre) that happened more than 25 years before...
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by chappi42 11y ago
Aren't there lawyers without cost? (German: Pflichtverteidiger - maybe: assigned counsel). How is a 16 year old supposed to pay for a lawyer?
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by chappi42 11y ago
Thanks for explaining.
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by chappi42 11y ago
What I don't understand is, that the two young persons didn't choose to say: f*uck you, stupid law, we won't strike a plea. You.are.nuts! Is the pressure in the US that strong that a sane person 'just has to do this&#x27
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by chappi42 11y ago
Why wouldn't you (Google) be able to comply globally? And as I understand it, it wouldn't mean banning, as you mentioned, blasphemy, homosexuality etc. but it's the right to be forgotten for a natural person. E.g. ask to remo
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by chappi42 11y ago
This leads to nowhere. I could reply: And you pay for the locally laid off people and support the community which now fails necessary means?
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by chappi42 11y ago
Google's search was - for me - much better some years ago than it is now. But now there is no alternative (well, duckduckgo, not yet on googles niveau but getting better). Don't see the innovation with Ad Words: as _every_ small c
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by chappi42 11y ago
Without knowing details I strongly suppose that China is much happier now than e.g. 25 years ago. Many peoples lives improved. - And regarding not needing a hidden NSA arm, 100 % agreed. Keep them out.
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by chappi42 11y ago
Greece has lost the war. Fortunately the resistance was strong enough against his completely exagerated expectations. Such parties are not normally at the helm neither in US nor Europe. Care to elaborate murky workings?
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by chappi42 11y ago
Egoistical showman. Not able to listen. Not able to compromise. Using inapropriate language (waterboarding, terrorist - insulting people who endure real waterboarding and/or are hurt by terrorist). Doesn't stop shooting at Schäubl
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by chappi42 11y ago
I hope and wish that they are able to reform their country. And limit the influence of the extreme right/left wishful thinkings.
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by chappi42 11y ago
I'm using YesScript (and Greasemonkey) to 'fix bad-behaving' sites. NoScript is to intrusive imho.
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by chappi42 11y ago
Why nope? And why especially Germany? It's also Greece vs. (e.g.) Ireland, Spain, Lithuania which are located on the periphery.
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by chappi42 11y ago
It's not poverty+independence, it's - poverty+bad_government+continued_corruption+leftish_dreaming+failure vs. - poverty+listen_to_advices+reform+better_life The 'quite a lot of people' might want to think
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by chappi42 11y ago
You are right but 'demand political reforms' is easier said than done. Greece is paralyzed since 7 years without progress. Motte: blame others do nothing, cry. Merkel is no joke, she is the most intelligent and gifted politician a
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by chappi42 12y ago
How complicated it has become to drink coffee ;-)
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by chappi42 12y ago
Make a Kickstarter to put it in Gitlab CE, I'd propose.
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by chappi42 12y ago
I probably would also have voted for Syriza. But expected them to soften their ideologie and start reforming the burocratie for real. Just go on overspending using borrowed money cannot go on forever.
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by chappi42 12y ago
I thought of a kind of a 'structural explotation', i.e a big corporation & customer vs. an individual driver. He/she has almost no defence if e.g. the rating is bad. If you need the money, you don't have the option t
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by chappi42 12y ago
More like germany doesn't want drivers without proper papers and sloppy serviced cars. Taxis work quite well here with reasonable fares. No need for uber which exploits their employees... well they are not employees but exploitable ind
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by chappi42 12y ago
monoculture ....
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by chappi42 12y ago
Probably yes. As a non-native english speaker it is quite difficult to find an enough but not too much snippy/snarky response (had e.g. to lookup these words)).
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by chappi42 12y ago
Google is the unprofessional one. Threaten to not support Jessie, hey? What an arrogant self-referred world Google lives in?
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by chappi42 12y ago
>> isn't the combined works and/or derivative works question a legal grey area? >We don't think so, but this case will let the court to decide that question. I don't think a judge is able to decide it. A grey ar

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