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by dqybh 7y ago
>Otherwise, the whole point of democracy (one human, one vote) is useless, as the rich can simply buy ads to influence enough people to follow their goals. As they've always done through the media? The hardest thing to swallow, for
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by dqybh 7y ago
Retraining is hard and will become useless when more and more jobs are destroyed. UBI is an example of "For every problem there is a solution which is simple, clean and wrong". So what do we do?
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by dqybh 7y ago
"endorsed by criminals" is now marketing blurb :')
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by dqybh 7y ago
Thankfully, Google has: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_mom
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by dqybh 7y ago
>Having said that, I think the compromises the "Open Source" community has given to commercial companies like Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Oracle have done much much much more harm to the community and goals than " Stallm
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by dqybh 7y ago
I wouldn't expect a mid-ranger phone to be fast and completely reliable. That's why it's just a mid-ranger. The price is a compromise; you get shitty radio hardware and shitty software so you get shitty videoconferencing.
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by dqybh 7y ago
>His point wasn't about happiness for either party, it was that men simply had more societal control and rights than woman at the time arranged marriages were common - so it wasnt so much a partnership as it was one party having a h
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by dqybh 7y ago
"Red pillers say X, hence X is false" doesn't sound like an argument. There are also statistics that support this point of view, namely https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19601600 which was discussed a mont
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by dqybh 7y ago
Men and women have the potential to be equally unhappy when you force a partner on them. Also, giving women free reign is causing great inequality between men and women in their chances of having a partner and forming a family, which I beli
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by dqybh 7y ago
>No, civilization is not becoming inhospitable to humans, this is literally the best time in history to be alive, civilization has never been more hospitable than it is today. According to the dictionary "inhospitable" means &q
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by dqybh 7y ago
For a project like this to be considered secure, it should have an open, public design to begin with. That's even more important given the fact that they used Kickstarter.
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by dqybh 7y ago
Non-mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maidenhead_Locator_System
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by dqybh 7y ago
Hmmm, from the title I thought this was going to be about how people exploited the weaknesses of these reward programmes to get more stuff for free.
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by dqybh 7y ago
You can always use OTT voice.
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by dqybh 7y ago
Depends on the country, no? In Spain you get like 1 to 3 GB (depending on the operator) for 7€. And that's with very cheap operators with poor support.
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by dqybh 7y ago
Interesting that they do this because they know infrastructure costs vary between countries but they don't give a shit about the price of electronic goods, services, etc in the single market.
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by dqybh 7y ago
The one in line 26 has a space to the right. What a team of experts has assembled this list, lol
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by dqybh 7y ago
This is the most bugman comment I've read here in a long time.
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by dqybh 7y ago
It's "literally" in the bio.
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by dqybh 7y ago
Isn't it election time in India?
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by dqybh 7y ago
https://github.com/WICG/portals/blob/master/explainer.md#ifr... Heh, "we considered this but it's hard to do in Chrome". But they don't give a shit if <portal> is hard to do in
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by dqybh 7y ago
If you're afraid of Google bombing, the redirect is not even necessary, just make sure the <link rel=canonical> tag contains the correct URL.
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by dqybh 7y ago
In the case of URLs, you can have /questions/:id/:slug, and then load the question by :id, but if :slug doesn't match the slug you've got in the database, then return 404.
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by dqybh 7y ago
Nope. Github Pages + releases disagree. I know of many applications that are distributed that way. Hexchat for example.
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by dqybh 7y ago
Kinda validates my belief that the only way of dealing with Office documents is uploading them to Google Drive and opening them there.