dariosalvi78

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by dariosalvi78 10mo ago
An even better advice: Don't buy Apple.
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by dariosalvi78 10mo ago
Well, you keep literally selling your own life to one immense American corporation and that's how you are treated. Time to say bye to Apple and Google for good...
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by dariosalvi78 11mo ago
as an Italian, I love that this was done by Italians. If they tried to shape the prompts using Dante's prose I'd love to read it.
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by dariosalvi78 11mo ago
Same is happening to Francesca Albanese, UN rapporteur on Palestinian Territories, Italian citizen. The US is pure mafia.
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by dariosalvi78 11mo ago
I think that the author is confusing OOP with Java. And I agree, Java is great and had most of the things we do now with overbloated infrastructures at least a couple of decades ago. We like to reinvent the wheel, that's what we do, bu
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
That's part of the problem, but the trend is universal, so it's not only that. I think that reduction of human population is good, but we need to rethink our economic models entirely, which nobody is doing, at least not seriously
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
Except religious fanatics, the trend is universal and driven by other factors than abortion or contraception
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
> It is time for Europe to develop a coherent tech strategy. Can we build digital sovereignty while simultaneously undermining the protocols that enable it? We should. The problem is that politics is messy and with lots of opposing views
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I am also very fond of Stallman, but we need to recognise that he had as many lovers as he had haters. He may have pushed many outside of the free software movement in fact because of his character. I still think that the FSF needs a strong
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
How compatible is this with embedded devices? How much does this depend on OS APIs?
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
Italy: 3 years Spain: 4 or longer (took 7 for me) Sweden: 5 most common Doctorate only, MsC is a prerequisite
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I still have it at home, it was my first PC, my father bought it and never used. I learned using DOS on it
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I wish this were true, but it looks like that even if Natanyahu has little support (mostly because of corruption), the genocide is well accepted by israeli public https://www.genocidewatch.com/single-post/poll-show-most
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
this applies to Google and Apple app store, anything side loaded shouldn't be touched by this
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
maybe they can distribute the apps with a different identifier? just add a suffix? like fdroid.__original_identifier__ ?
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
what Apple (and most US companies) do not understand is that the DMA is made to protect EU companies first and foremost. The EU is doing what US should have done decades ago: fight monopolies. Giving up part of Apple's market is the in
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
in Sweden it's segregation and social context. It mostly affects immigrants, mostly children of parents who came here for a better life. They find themselves in poor neighbourhoods, very bad schools, isolated and often discriminated, w
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
which is what happens in China for example
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
well, the statare would probably disagree with your statement ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statare ). It's true that in Sweden most peasants were, at least on paper, more free than in other places, but their cond
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
there are thousands of apps that do not require to be "great native apps". If only Apple invested more on mobile Safari we could have "almost great" web apps and be out of their mafia ecosystem. I am old enough to rememb
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
socioeconomic factors and ethnicity are highly correlated. So Prof. Estrada Dörner is probably noting that there is no causation (foreigner -> becomes criminal) but the correlation is high and is due to many factors including segregation
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I live in Sweden and I am not a Swede, so I read this country with from an outsider prospective but I am no historian either. From my observations and from I have been reading, Sweden has always had small, low density population living in a
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
Swedes and Danes are at the forefront. The truth is that Scandinavian societies are much more authoritarian and illiberal than they want people to believe.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
Re 2: salaries are very seldom too low. Think of waiters cleaners etc. they have pretty decent salaries. At least in Sweden where I live. This is the effect of unions being strong, a general culture that values work and workers, and histori
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
Yes, and maybe also labour scarcity. At least in Sweden where I live many skilled workers are not easy to find. There is a scale factor here that is way, way different than many other countries: there are significantly fewer people.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I do! And still thought it was the case! In fact the first reaction to this txt thing was: well, we already have them in html, why txt?
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
I think that the answer are vendor-independent standards. The main issue being solved here is that security relies heavily on those actors like Google and Apple. Banks, companies etc. have high security requirements (rightly so) and basical
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
look at all those HNers happily cheering at Apple's walled garden. Not surprising that there would be many pushing for a similar garden in Google too. Mobile phones have never been free, we may just need to acknowledge this. From the 9
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
most banks require 2FA or similar to confirm logins and operations. There is no way around it, this is the world we are heading towards: 2 companies in the entire planet decide who and what can be done online.
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by dariosalvi78 1y ago
as a general philosophy, anything that I can do on the Web I do it using a browser. The less apps I have the better. And to those, many here, who "but web apps are ugly, native feels better": you are contributing to all of this.

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