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781.
by consp 2y ago
The problem is not engineers, it's short term profit above all. I've heard of a few more companies who are bleeding engineers and selling off parts to fill the deficit but still keep the divident payouts and stock buybacks rolling
782.
by consp 2y ago
They will probably claim it's actually named after Jacques Cousteau's ship. Then again, that wasn't quite fast either. Or reliable. Or new.
783.
by consp 2y ago
And even with CD's there are issues. Writable CD/DVDs have a written shelf life of about 25 years before the layers start to deteriorate and the best ones have a max lifespan guarantee of 100 years. They do rot, just slowly. With
784.
by consp 2y ago
Normal fevers have no side effects and mainly cost a lot of energy, so comparing it to chemotherapy is rediculus.
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by consp 2y ago
Which is the reason why around here your license is void (for a certain time, as in years terms) if you speed too much (plus you can show up for a behavioural course which not only costs quite a bit for people with less money but also takes
786.
by consp 2y ago
Everybody payed by app/card!
787.
by consp 2y ago
The bigger question is then if they actually got paid overtime or this was just the overtime compensation.
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by consp 2y ago
> Uber is happy for sure. The online rumor is they flagged it as fraud.
789.
by consp 2y ago
Any normal legal system should have an option for avoiding this, like "reasonable" compensation (reasonable would then be argued in court but I'm pretty sure you can find a lawyer who can argue a uber gift card is not).
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by consp 2y ago
They have at least a B.V. with assets in the Netherlands and usually that one contains money for "tax reasons" (e.g. avoiding taxes), and they can lay claim on that.
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by consp 2y ago
As the article already states, in most jurisdictions you cannot void gross negligence liability in contracts. It will probably come down to that in those jurisdictions. If they willfully did not implement staged rollouts that look like negl
792.
by consp 2y ago
In Zeeuws (a Dutch dialect) many words in standard Dutch with an "ij" are pronounced as "ee" and written as "ie". So not everything has changed everywhere. (e.g. Dijk is Diek)
793.
by consp 2y ago
Eat a cow, do not replace it, and wait for it to escape the atmosphere or decompose naturally. And lighting a methane leak on fire can also help. (sarcasm tag)
794.
by consp 2y ago
Only thing I can find are office mails, which looks more like a trashbin than mail which would respond. Also not where I'd look for a contact mail. They seem to only want you to connect via social media (which is a poor choice for prim
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by consp 2y ago
If they are offline it should not matter which OS they run, maybe a RTOS for the control software but anything goes for the ux. If they are online, well...
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by consp 2y ago
> (on Linux you had to do things yourself at the time AFAIK, I don't think the situation has improved much) You can schedule the updates any time you want, want to do it staggered then configure that, want to do it all at the same t
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by consp 2y ago
Bell Labs is not unique though. We had NatLab (Natuurkundig laboratorium, physics laboratory) at Philips. It's the birth place of the compact cassette and compact disk and did a lot of fundamental research. The main reason for its clos
798.
by consp 2y ago
> Booking.com -> Pretending other people are looking at the same property Only one left! Call the hotel -> Plenty of room and cheaper (which is not allowed according to the booking.com model ...). This illegal in some places (inclu
799.
by consp 2y ago
Considering people take a leak in the shower and stuck excrement can get lose during showering I would argue gray water has various shades of gray up to black.
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by consp 2y ago
> the ad industry is not going away That's the start of full blown stockholm syndrome. No data is ever fully anonymous, don't pretend otherwise. So no data should be send at all.
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by consp 2y ago
Readable would be a nice benefit.
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by consp 2y ago
On the note of testing I2C devices: hook them up to any VGA or HDMI port and you are good to go with a complete OS. I even have some sensors running that way on my server for domotica needs.
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by consp 2y ago
> The specific case here about criminally negligent software design errors almost certainly never came up to the CEO. He or she is responsible for the culture and governing within the company. So either way they are involved either by kn
804.
by consp 2y ago
> Did the CEO believe his people were incompetent to develop and verify the software? Did the CEO create the culture in which they could not despite being able to?
805.
by consp 2y ago
So those who catch the money because "they are the ones making the decisions and taking the blame" will only get the former and not the latter?
806.
by consp 2y ago
It was sarcastic but on point, and many cves do not have poc exploits so at best it is murky.
807.
by consp 2y ago
Maybe make a cve out of it since it is an obvious exploit path running unchecked automatically downloaded binaries without user interference.
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by consp 2y ago
> or do washing in the middle of the night With dynamic tarrifs around here you sometimes make money by doing it during the day, especially on sunny windy days as you get money back for using electricity at that time. My bill is about tw
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by consp 2y ago
Not every house can have floor heating without prohibitively high costs.
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by consp 2y ago
Around here those are the only ones not subsidised because they are less efficient and usually only a single room solution. If you have a heat pump driven water boiler for your hot water supply you even get the bonus of allowing it to cool

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