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by djvdq 4y ago
Calling those companies by name would be extra stupid. Let's say out of nowhere there's a new company that fits to all the criteria but it's not called by name? The law would have to be changed to add their name to the law. I
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by djvdq 4y ago
I'm using BitBucket at work and it seems like it's no longer "one comment - one notification". When adding the comment to the PR there's "Start review" button, so and at the end you just click "Finish
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by djvdq 4y ago
No, banner isn't mandatory. Information is mandatory. I don't remember exact page now but it was some govt page here in Poland that had info about cookies in page footer, and it was also ok
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by djvdq 4y ago
And those banners aren't even mandatory. Someone did it without learning the actual law and almost everybody does that.
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by djvdq 4y ago
Yeah, of course you're right. I just meant that Gab is also just a Mastodon instance, what people might not know. I should've been more precise in my previous comment.
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by djvdq 4y ago
IIRC the same situation is with Gab
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by djvdq 4y ago
You have to remember that those 200M+ users are located in many, many countries, with different laws and customs
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by djvdq 4y ago
I was thinking the same about both connectors. And then I bought an iPhone. I never broke a USB-C connector nor socket in few years of heavy usage on few devices, but I needed to buy new lightning cable because the pins have worn out after
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by djvdq 4y ago
As someone working as QA Automation I have to admit I hate RF. IMHO Pytest is far better and everything you wrote above can be also done there. It will be a bit more code, that's true, but overall I find pytest better tool for automate
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by djvdq 4y ago
Also ex-Nokia employee (in PL) here. I see all of us share the same "love" to RF
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by djvdq 4y ago
> Average internet (hence chrome user) don't even know what mod means. They don't care about ads 43% of internet users are blocking ads. It's not only tech people who are doing this. https://earthweb.com/ho
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by djvdq 4y ago
USA is already selling as much gas as they can. They can't sell more than now due to technical limitations.
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by djvdq 4y ago
Yeah, better to be influenced by Chineese, then start to belive what you see, then start to think how they want you to think, and then vote for people they want you to vote. Perfect useful idiot, congratulations.
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by djvdq 4y ago
What a naive thinking. Of course China has control over you through TikTok. What if they will modify an algorithm to make you vote for right people that they want you to vote? You’d think that they don’t have any control over you when in f
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by djvdq 4y ago
They don't have to be CCP agents to ignore this whole TikTok concerns. People are usually ignorant, open for manipulation are prefer easy solutions and answers more than real ones (but complicated). So after your long list of arguments
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by djvdq 4y ago
Can you recommend any online puzzles like this?
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by djvdq 4y ago
It was fun for me to finish the game for the first time, but then I thought to play again to make everything better and plan each move from the very beginning. Aaaand I stopped after 1 or 2 hours because it wasn't fun anymore. And neve
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by djvdq 4y ago
Gorbachev good? You think sending tanks to Lithuania to kill people is what good person does? Or hiding everything about Chernobyl and not telling people what happened is also good person best move?
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by djvdq 4y ago
Y̶o̶u̶ We know nothing, J̶o̶n̶ ̶S̶n̶o̶w̶ witheld
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by djvdq 4y ago
€69 is still a great price. Before I started to work fully remotely I was driving by train to work I found that our local train carrier here in Poland (Koleje Dolnoslaskie) have something like this in offer. For 320 zł (~€67 back then, I’m
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by djvdq 4y ago
How is solar considered renewable?
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by djvdq 4y ago
Oh, I have no idea about it. Thank you!
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by djvdq 4y ago
One party state? On Wikipedia I can see that even government is made of two parties in coalition, with 8 (mostly minor, but still) parties in opposition https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Diet
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by djvdq 4y ago
Here in Poland we pay much LESS with district heating than decentralized one. If I would have to pay for decentralized heating of my flat, I'd need to use natural gas. But even before nat gas proces went to the moon, it was at least He
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by djvdq 4y ago
It's not. National parks, museums and lots and lots of places requires tickets to enter, are they also against freedom of movement? No one forbids you to go there, no one forbids you to stay and live there. Treat this city as a one, bi
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by djvdq 4y ago
Yeah, when I read the title I was like: "wtf, CDPR released Python version of their engine?"
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by djvdq 4y ago
Exactly, public transit doesn't need to be profitable. IIRC there are studies showing that unprofitable public transport is positive for economy and profitable if you'd look at it as whole economy in general.
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by djvdq 4y ago
Let's say that I want to have better train infrastructure. How much will it cost me to build that, according to your thinking?
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by djvdq 4y ago
Oh, it's what I started to think about today. That I use my phone way too much and I have to fight it. Unfortunately, fight it again, because a few months ago I tried, it worked for a few weeks and then was back again even bigger :( I
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by djvdq 4y ago
It was my first thought when I saw the name

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