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by com 2y ago
Wireguard is quite good too, and if you’re up for some complication in your life you can do full mesh quite easily with it if your online infra is a bit distributed.
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by com 2y ago
I'm in at the start of a similar process of evaluation. I've just stumbled on keila.io - open source, bring your own email provider, nice enough block editor, they can host or self-hosted (still don't understand the business
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by com 2y ago
They can lobby, right? I mean what are those $billions being spent on? Weakening environmental or consumer protections?
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by com 2y ago
Can you imagine if the CEO of Telegram was a US citizen? It wouldn’t just be HN people losing their minds.
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by com 2y ago
Does anybody have experience using this in a real-world setting? I can understand the desire to never, ever have to deal with Zookeeper again, but does the ergonomics promise of sequin hold up?
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by com 2y ago
They’re all covered by identical regulations. Culturally, though, small retailers may still believe that credit card fees are higher than they actually are. They may be concerned about refund and chargeback processes. Or, their gateway eith
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by com 2y ago
Wait until you hear about German SME e-commerce and “open invoice” billing. So much trust from the vendor!
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by com 2y ago
“Shrinkage” is the generic term I have heard for stock losses of all kinds in retail and distribution channels. In many jurisdictions, cash payments can allow the retailer to avoid on-paying sales tax or VAT, as well as mark stock shrinkage
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by com 2y ago
The EU GDPR has requirements for processing (including storage) of personal data (much larger scope than US PII, but still nowhere near all data) in jurisdictions with legal adequacy for data protection. It’s not quite data sovereignty like
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by com 2y ago
If they said it over a megaphone during an incipient riot, and it would have led to an arrest warrant and charges laid, it would probably have happened as well. A good thing too. Social media isn’t a consequence free zone.
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by com 2y ago
The BaFin regulatory failure was pretty spectacular too, despite the lid that the German establishment tried to put on it. Not so much has leaked out so far, mainly because prosecutors have declined to take much action against the regulator
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by com 2y ago
I think that the standard translation into UK English of “Betriebsrat” is “Works Council” [1]. I’ve never been highly convinced by these organs, since they seem to be colonised by folks who want to become Very Difficult to Fire, and who ult
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by com 2y ago
They’re multi family apartment buildings. Rather like those in the Eichample, but with a different exterior style, and of course without the famous block chamfer.
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by com 2y ago
Whatever happened to Eiffel? Just left behind by the March of Java?
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by com 2y ago
Civil war, foreign military incursions, mass population displacement, famines, warlordism might explain some of the medical challenges on the ground. Add to that uncontrolled mining, forest cutting and extractive industries, reserves of in-
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by com 2y ago
Wait… what? > His mother was a stay at home mom, taking care of the eight children. What happened in Anhui to the One Child Policy? For the rest, this reads like a paid-for hagiography, not a biography as promised. I’m genuinely not sure
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by com 2y ago
Even in small cities in Spain, central areas are high density with three or four storey mix residential buildings. I chose a random small city in northern Catalonia called Vielha and viewed it on Goggle Maps, there they are. They look diffe
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by com 2y ago
The crucial conversations occur between human beings who have met or worked often enough to have created a social connection. Think about how absurd it is to argue that Zoom is enough to sustain family or intimate relationships over the lon
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by com 2y ago
It sounds just like a co-op or an employee-owned business. Now, I love me a good union - and there’s something to be said about a healthy tension between management and labour in terms of keeping management a bit more honest, just like mana
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by com 2y ago
Genius name for the software: Akkademia
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by com 2y ago
Anybody know how unique the blood vessels in our nose are? I smell (intended) a lucrative tracking business model!
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by com 2y ago
Merchants seldom submit L3 data with transactions for stupid legacy tech reasons. The card schemes encourage them to do so with bips off scheme fees for doing so, but it’s a minority of transactions I think with even L2 data.
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by com 2y ago
“Cue” as in call an actor to begin their part of a play. But “queue” is also fair play!
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by com 2y ago
I had understood that there was some kind of Brythonic language attested in the Scottish Borders. Cumbric? At least until the victory of Anglo-Saxon languages there three or four centuries after the Roman withdrawal. So yeah, not quite (mod
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by com 2y ago
Thank you for this very honest comment. It means more to to me than I was expecting it to when I started reading it. Were there any moments on the journey of growing up that stick in your mind as being turning points in your path from techn
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by com 2y ago
Then the AI marketing term is going to be cursed like 3D TV is, yet the tech itself more useful.
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by com 2y ago
It exists in non-modern Russian and modern languages - such as Ukrainian - Cyrillic alphabets in various forms, sometimes with top and bottom horizontal strokes, sometimes just like this.
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by com 2y ago
Please don’t correct the title, it’s delightful as it is.
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by com 2y ago
It’s too early to say whether it is “for good”, unless you’re talking about atmospheric oxygenisation - that one almost certainly has an end date!
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by com 2y ago
If this great science fiction scenario were to come to pass, I’m pretty confident that it wouldn’t be only the FDA that would be pushed to the side. The impact of a population in an organised, technologically advanced society being one stan

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