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by chmod775 3y ago
That was a more in-depth response than I could have possibly hoped for. Thank you!
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by chmod775 3y ago
Where I come from that means you can adopt a looser style as well, and don't need to bother writing formally with that person. It's considered "friendly". In fact in German it would be really awkward if one person stuck
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by chmod775 3y ago
> I don’t know how the tweet author got around that. If I had to defeat such a thing, I'd try to fake the voice using a good-enough AI running locally. Alternatively use some voice-changer/editing magic to make your own voice s
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by chmod775 3y ago
If your corp causes damage or commits crimes, you're not magically shielded because you did it as a business. You can absolutely be held personally liable. Extracting money from your company just so they can't come after it doesn&
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by chmod775 3y ago
As always, I'm going to assume it was done by the US until proven otherwise. Given their past underhanded treatment of allies, presumption of innocence is not something they deserve. In this case they were also one of the countries mos
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by chmod775 3y ago
They're trying to protect their actual customers from scalpers.
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by chmod775 3y ago
AFAIK you can use 3rd party stores on Android today and you pretty much always could.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Sometimes I feel we're never going to be rid of PDFs. Everything can be converted into one, but you can't reliably convert from it. They're going to be here in 200 years.
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by chmod775 3y ago
For me it has been working flawlessly on manjaro's out-of-the-box wayland setup for a year.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Yeah, but what if you just use smaller lists and point to the next/previous list? Hold on...
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by chmod775 3y ago
Only 750W? That's as much heat as some electric stovetops produce.
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by chmod775 3y ago
> The current relatively low price of rhenium (relative to its rarity) is simply due to low demand. For stuff previously needed in low quantities it's usually the reverse - price goes down as more is needed. Initially prices are hig
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by chmod775 3y ago
SMS spam in Europe? Living in Germany I haven't gotten a single unsolicited SMS in my life - and some of my phone numbers are public on the internet.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Here's a source: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/orebro/facket-strejkande-p...
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by chmod775 3y ago
The current internet is essentially so secure, it doesn't need or have a properly walled-off of underground of people who value secure communications. In the west few people outside actual criminals practice it strictly. > EFF warns
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by chmod775 3y ago
> “There are some red lines. And one of those red lines is the operationally unworkable and fundamentally inept requirement to go to a court before accessing already lawfully collected information… What a pathetic attempt at weasel langu
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by chmod775 3y ago
> They can wholesale out the infrastructure to service providers who then have a lower barrier to entry and increases competition. This is what was forced* on T-Mobile/Telekom back at home in Germany. They own a lot of basic infrast
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by chmod775 3y ago
That's how T-Mobile got into the US market in the first place - by buying and merging with (failing) network operators a dozen times over and fixing their operations. It's literally their thing.
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by chmod775 3y ago
What? There was like 3-4 accounts that we know of. There is absolutely nothing here that that requires more than one person with a few hours of time on their hand each day. Also their behavior doesn't mesh with being a state actor or o
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by chmod775 3y ago
> What was the point of spending years as a productive administrator, making tens of thousands of edits and logging thousands of actions, to implode the whole thing over a pointless argument on an RfA talk page? Maybe they just honestly
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by chmod775 3y ago
Not to mention that there seemed to be surprisingly little lethal human-on-human violence prior to the Neolithic period. From what we know, lethal violence rose sharply as soon as people started settling down, amassing possessions, and fo
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by chmod775 3y ago
I don't think that's what GP meant: Voters just wanted to set the whole circus on fire. That the person they chose for the job also made impossible promises didn't matter. This happens a lot on a smaller scale in other demo
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by chmod775 3y ago
The other day I tried getting a ballpark number for how much energy we can actually generate per kg of raw, natural uranium in an LWR, and ended up with 50MWh - 100MWh. That includes what is lost during enrichment, average reactor efficienc
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by chmod775 3y ago
A rebuttal of which statement? My comment tries to explain a different mindset to someone who seemed surprised that it exists at all, not directly answering their honest question, but rather trying to create understanding of that different
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by chmod775 3y ago
Correct.
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by chmod775 3y ago
"If you think I'm a slow runner, just wait until you see my son's primary school class!" Compare yourself to your peers. What's the point of merely trying to be better than Rwanda.
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by chmod775 3y ago
Even in societies that put less emphasis on punishment, there are still consequences. I wonder who told you otherwise.
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by chmod775 3y ago
> Examples of these closer societies might be helpful Pretty much all of Europe. The US are often take as an example of an exceptionally individualistic society - in every sense of the word. It's also one of the most punitive countr
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by chmod775 3y ago
Suppose your brother committed a crime. Do you care more about him being punished, or about him turning his life around and making amends for his actions? Maybe from that perspective it's easier to understand why some other closer-knit
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by chmod775 3y ago
How can you make this any easier? The ergonomics of letsencrypt are probably better than anything the EU could come up with. Fair chance they'll just keep using letsencrypt.

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