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by consp 1y ago
I would like a relatively permissive software license which forbids any profiteering (CC-NC but then strictly software). I'm fine with people using my code, not fine with companies profiteering off my work. If you want to use it commer
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by consp 1y ago
Don't know about the US but here giving a gift card would be an in kind payment which requires a contract. And all the associated mess with it.
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by consp 1y ago
GPLv3 with interpreted code is a legal nightmare you do not want. Compiled is manageable. Then again I've seen companies publishing stuff on GitHub, when asked about the license; slapping GPLv3 on it but also forcing you to take a lice
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by consp 2y ago
None of my throwaways and not even my old account shows up. We are not at that level yet. ymmv.
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by consp 2y ago
Many did in the golden age of German research, then to be destroyed by those mentioned. Either the philosophers or the mathematicians/physicists likely coined them.
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by consp 2y ago
I think expert is not the right word for what looks like mostly rookies.
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by consp 2y ago
> but it's a hell of a lot more than background radiation. Scary. Not if you fly decent distances a dozen times a year or more.
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by consp 2y ago
https://www.thestockpot.net/videos/whykmart for those who do not want to watch a video like me. Isn't the use of USB-C promotion without at minimum basic USB compatability disallowed? I have a few devices which ha
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by consp 2y ago
AI is buzzword bingo and has been since introduced to computing in the 60's. Just clasify the method used as what it is to a supposedly educated crowd. There is no need to classify a marketing term. And yes, for that book it's als
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by consp 2y ago
SE will one day realize they are as screwed as the average worker and unionize in some way. The endless money pits are not for every SE, even today the majority does not work for the creme-de-creme of well paying companies. While specialist
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by consp 2y ago
And it is entirely predictable which is why most countries did not kneejerk into action.
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by consp 2y ago
Per ratio closer to about 1 to 1.5 percent. It differs a bit per country due to deduction rules and additional tariffs. If you leave those out and only look at regular tariffs it is 1.39%.
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by consp 2y ago
> He literally created the emergency himself. Classic right wing playbook. Here they defunded immigration services and then called for a crisis because there was not enough space to put all asylum seekers and there was too great a backlo
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by consp 2y ago
20 years is a bit much but a 10 year old laptop can still browse normal websites. Just not the javascript loaden addfactories. Doesn't mean you dump it after 2-3 years because a new fancy models comes along or the battery is not repair
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by consp 2y ago
With water? Like, hose it down? It's mostly ammonium phosphate anyway and afaik it's water soluble. Edit: yes it moves it around, and just like the cleaning person at the office does you move it into the water table or drainage sy
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by consp 2y ago
> https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/nl/internetaa... Is suspect you can translate yourself. Every country has a site I am sure (looked up uk tarifs yesterday for instance)
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by consp 2y ago
University tuition here is state sponsored, the difference is not that great (everything over 10k a year is a cashgrab anyway) You have the "institution rate" aka real cost + milk foreign students tax, and the European cost aka af
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by consp 2y ago
Funny thing you mention that. Since it is now monitored and maintained by natural source. There is fluoride, just not added anymore. (It is at lower levels than when added obviously)
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by consp 2y ago
This was not much different everywhere else. Public dental care campaigns helped a lot, the same with affordable dental care products. Looking at my parents generation there are lots of false teeth going around. (Not uk)
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by consp 2y ago
Which is 100 since it has to be measured against a peer group.
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by consp 2y ago
The biggest annoyance is "private" numbers, which are not private anyway just invisible. Some companies still use them, but most are scammers. Really annoying if you have to unblock private numbers because some company does not wa
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by consp 2y ago
Some windows versions have cc certification. Doesn't say much but it ticks the box some people want and call it a day.
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by consp 2y ago
Linux struggles with sleep mode sometimes due to Microsoft and Intel pushing S3 into S2idle and motherboard/bios manufacturers doing the absolute minimum to support either.
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by consp 2y ago
Wine and it's alternatives have greatly profited from valve going this route and as a result all software runs better. It's a gradual improvement over time and we are past the early stages. I'm still running a gaming PC on wi
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by consp 2y ago
Looking at the amounts still lost and reported that is not the problem. There is plenty to go around directly available. My best guess is English proficiency. While most people here speak it, they will never talk to a "bank" emplo
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by consp 2y ago
YAML is readable? No way as there are too many ways to do the same thing and nested structures are unclear to the non trained eye (what is a list? What is nested?), let alone indentation in large files is an issue especially with the defaul
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by consp 2y ago
SAP only has to be SAP and MS Excel compatible. The rest is not needed so in their eyes it is probably to spec.
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by consp 2y ago
Like with some cars, they then get sold for parts or there is a hack to work around it. I just put a gps tracker in the battery to get insurance money since the cops will do nothing (but will if you go after you own bike to stop you from tr
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by consp 2y ago
> I specifically told the salesperson I didn't want wifi, and they told me it's only if you want it to operate from your phone. Don't know where you are but in most countries that would be a valid reason to return it at a
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by consp 2y ago
Good enough for the vast majority. Just not the ones making the decisions. And when it is changed, you have to fight all m$ because it keeps breaking formats and compatibility let alone standardisation with others.

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