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by dx034 5y ago
But that's for you to pursue (to sue the fraudster would be a first step). Without a court decision, the counterparty has no reason to go after another person than the one on the contract.
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by dx034 5y ago
I often had speed issues between OVH servers in the US and Hetzner servers in Europe. But not sure which fault it was, never got anywhere. Hetzner support was helpful, they claimed it was on the side of OVH. OVH never really got back to me
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by dx034 5y ago
If the account is in your name you're responsible for payment. But you can probably sue your manager for doing that. I don't see Hetzner's fault, they'll have to assume that you opened the account if it's in your na
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by dx034 5y ago
Me neither but it makes sense. As long as a customer is willing to pay more than electricity+bandwidth cost, why should they throw them out? In their server auction you often find old servers at price points that are really attractive. For
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by dx034 5y ago
On the other hand it probably allows them to offer these prices. For AWS, unpaid bills from fraudulent accounts will make up a significant line item, Hetzner can't afford that at their margins.
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by dx034 5y ago
Mainly the price, Hetzner is much cheaper. But you don't get all the other features from AWS. So if you only need EC2 and EBS you should probably use Hetzner and will save a lot of money.
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by dx034 5y ago
Oh wow, that's really amazing. Thanks for the info! So they shipped a 40ft container full of servers via ship to the US? That really surprises me, I always thought this kind of equipment was done via air cargo only.
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by dx034 5y ago
They'll probably buy certificates, as do most providers with these labels. As they refer to hydro power, I'm sure they haven't built their own power plants. But I don't think "small" companies have other option
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by dx034 5y ago
They didn't build their own dc, so cost will be much higher than with their own data centers. Cloud has higher margins, I don't think they'll be able to offer dedicated servers at the same price. Maybe if cloud takes off ther
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by dx034 5y ago
Any info on what DC they use? So far they've run everything themselves which made them slower to expand but was much cheaper to run. If they now use other DC providers it would explain why they only offer the higher margin cloud server
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by dx034 5y ago
I really which LAN made a comeback. There hasn't been a week without a video conference where someone had internet issues due to Wifi problems. In fact, from my experience, most times people talk about issues with their internet it&#x2
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by dx034 5y ago
I'm even sure Apple would offer it if there was demand. But for the few thousands a year you can sell, it's easier to have 3rd party companies modify existing iPhones/Androids.
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by dx034 5y ago
Especially as iPhones tend to do more calculations and AI on the device compared to competitors.
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by dx034 5y ago
How is that more surveillance? Just observing identifiers you can't use to identify individuals (which is the case with contact tracing as implemented) is no surveillance. It's like counting the number of cars on a busy highway, y
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by dx034 5y ago
Could anyone deactivate texts on an iphone or did they get a special iOS version from Apple?
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by dx034 5y ago
Not every muslim was born outside of Europe. In open societies, people also change religions even if their home country was dominated by a different one.
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by dx034 5y ago
Illegal behavior is no excuse not to act. Many things are done illegally, it doesn't mean they should just be legalized. Outlawing these practices will inevitably lead to a decline in its use, just not by 100%.
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by dx034 5y ago
But it's not just about immigrants. You also forbid people born in your country to develop other habits or change religion.
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by dx034 5y ago
Also, the noise argument doesn't really count. I have some neighbors with heat pumps, you can't hear them unless you're standing next to them. Obviously cheap or wrongly installed heat pumps can be louder, but so are fossil h
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by dx034 5y ago
It's only bleak if you assume that men don't prefer taking care of children over spending time in science. Many men will prefer family life and are happy that it's now socially accepted to put their kids first. And at the sam
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by dx034 5y ago
Couldn't you use it in large tanks to suck out CO² directly from the air? What makes this more expensive than currently proposed alternatives? Even if you don't use the seaweed in the end, you could just dry and bury it I guess? E
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by dx034 5y ago
A lot of German amazon packages (esp warehousedeals but not exclusively) will be shipped from Poland though. It's simply cheaper for Amazon given the huge wage difference and the relatively short distance (<10h by truck from Western
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by dx034 5y ago
While I agree with most of your points, security checks are standard. Employee theft is a big issue in almost any warehouse, so searching employees after shifts is nothing unusual and doesn't tend to be a big hassle for most.
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by dx034 5y ago
But you need to make money. Not everyone is in a position where they can afford taking unpaid time off or quit a job because it's unhealthy. It's the employers responsibility to make sure workers can handle the workload.
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by dx034 5y ago
The problem is that the manager's behavior is likely a result of incentives. It's not that managers at amazon are worse people than managers at other companies. And if their incentives make it so hard for them to allow longer brea
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by dx034 5y ago
But if a large amount of users have that issue, that'll cause Brave search to fail. 99%+ of users will never use custom scripts, they'd just use the search engine that works out of the box.
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by dx034 5y ago
DDG also has widgets. But they don't have good localized results. That's where Google really excels. Any non-English search queries are just bad on alternative search engines. Maybe they're impossible to get right if you don&
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by dx034 5y ago
Maybe on an absolute basis, but on a relative basis I still find Google results (esp for localized results) far above any other search engine. And that gap hasn't narrowed at all since I first started using DDG several years back.
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by dx034 5y ago
To be fair, w3schools and the like don't just copy content. They provide different information and, most importantly, present it differently from official docs. And for many, their way of presenting information may work better.
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by dx034 5y ago
I like the idea. I use Go a lot but always go back to Python for quick scripting (often in Jupyter Notebooks). If it works like advertised, it could be really interesting!

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