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by eastbound 7mo ago
! There is right-hand priority in France! The absence of “Yield” sign means you must let the car from the right go, if they don’t have their own sign, EVEN if they’re from a smaller road (apart from private roads). You were probably victim
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by eastbound 7mo ago
Those monuments (from humans or from nature) should be obvious knowledge, but I generally don’t know any of them. It helps pacing the road trip, and be able to say “Mom, I’m at the level of the [Sainte Baume, for me]”.
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by eastbound 7mo ago
Respectfully, if we didn’t shutter men all the time, maybe there would be paradoxically more time for women. Unless we make it a zero-sum game where we’re all extremists who would lose if it makes the opponent lose too. Mixed school is a ba
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by eastbound 7mo ago
Sodium lamps were deemed dangerous for driving” because they made it difficult for drivers to distinguish shapes, since they were different from day shapes. A kid in bright 1980ies colors (Little Red Hood) would look black under those light
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by eastbound 7mo ago
SOC2 requires to ensure all computers have the software updates installed. While certification apps can check every desktop with a monitor, ABM could just do it and enforce it. SOC2 also encourages SSO.
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by eastbound 7mo ago
The big news here is the MDM, for free! It used to be necessary to use a slew of dodgy providers like Jama, with is 2000 website (and why would I trust any small company with all my enterprise data). ABM didn’t provide the MDM part and that
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by eastbound 7mo ago
The upside is that this is perfectly SOC2-compliant, as long as auditors don’t find out about the Raspberry.
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by eastbound 7mo ago
> Surveys exist, interviews exist, focus groups exist, fostering communities that you can engage is a thing, etc. We all know it’s extremely, extremely hard to interact with your userbase. > For example I was paid $500 an hour +the ti
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by eastbound 7mo ago
It is expensive. Add to this: On this audience, people will lose their passwords, leave outdated information, transfer their business, and not connect often — I bet the security is more costly that a technical audience.
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by eastbound 7mo ago
Still exists, without a book to talk about it. Travel is cheap and my lesson is that every sleeping condition is acceptable, provided it’s temporary. A friend came to see me in Sydney, from France, using hitchhiking. He loved Kazhakstan and
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by eastbound 7mo ago
> that decision not to include comments in JSON, but I think while shocking it was and is totally correct. Yaml is fugly, but it emerged from JSON being unsupportive of comments. Now we’re stuck with two languages for configuration of in
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by eastbound 7mo ago
> destroy GOP institutions, start with country clubs and sinking private (…) Wouldn’t that validate the rhetoric that Democrats have the same methods as the Nazis: Threats, destruction, (racial preference), and social censorship?
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by eastbound 7mo ago
Beautiful, it’s nice, but the polished user experience was the ultimate argument. - Raising the lid of the laptop and the base wouldn’t stick and fall off on the desk, - A single-button click, - A Cmd+C to copy and Ctrl+C for the interrupti
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by eastbound 7mo ago
> MacBook Neo features two USB-C ports for connecting accessories or an external display[5]. Both ports can be used for charging. MacBook Neo also includes a headphone jack for wired audio. > [5] MacBook Neo features two USB-C ports —
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by eastbound 7mo ago
That is the joke, I think. The game is to touch anything and try to not make the rest fall down.
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by eastbound 7mo ago
You’ve just resolved a problem I had. I had this problem on a search engine, but I made it as a “v2”. And I told customers to switch to v2. And you know the v2 problem: Discrepancies that customers like. So both versions have fans, but we r
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by eastbound 7mo ago
So how do we respect each other’s ideals AND make peace?
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by eastbound 8mo ago
But when meeting friends, you’d have to agree in advance to a spot and time and wait aimlessly, so many times in the day. Then you’d pick up smoking or reading depending on your character.
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by eastbound 8mo ago
Did you just try to illustrate his point? Not emphasizing with someone’s difficulty and trying to turn his difficulty into a flaw of his character is a good example of how society is destructuring itself.
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by eastbound 8mo ago
> Volunteer at a youth group, sports camp, coding class, whatever. Or just be an "uncle" to some of your friends' kids. I’d love to have had kids, but ew. That is creepy. When you’re a single man even just beyond 30, tryin
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by eastbound 8mo ago
At the beginning of the internet, I used to save all webpages where I’d find info, just in case I would be stuck without a connection or if the website removed it. I had parts of the MDN. The internet never fell. I bet it’ll be the same wit
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by eastbound 8mo ago
> Well, Privacy.com won that dispute and I got that money back. Well, it seems like ChatGPT’s automated litigation resolution with Privacy.com got lazy. I wonder how a company with an AI can lose in a dispute instead of smokescreening th
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by eastbound 8mo ago
Remember when LinkedIn was condemned because they copied Gmail’s login page saying “Log in with Google”, then you entered your password, then they retrieved all your contacts, even the bank, the mailing lists, your ex, and spammed the hell
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by eastbound 8mo ago
> the strangest part about this story was that the child’s mother was dating a convicted sex offender 70.6% of beaten children are beaten at the mother’s custody. Most often it turns out the choice of companion of the mother is inappropr
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by eastbound 8mo ago
Since I own a house, I’m afraid of burglars (or rapt) and any crack seems like a sign the roof might fall… so yes, no earplugs…
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by eastbound 8mo ago
And suddenly the EU becomes #1 in private non-profits, the first ever non-profits to turn up revenue and reinvest them into stock from Gap and H&M. Also the first non-profit to build gigalandfills in Africa.
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by eastbound 8mo ago
I’m exponentially surprised every day they don’t attack. That means they’re putting a little thought into this. I wasn’t reading the news in 2003, but they seemed so hurried. Ironically, this time, time would have been of the essence to sav
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by eastbound 8mo ago
There’s barely any debate, people don’t answer each other; It’s rather about invoking the wonder and imagination of everyone’s brain. Like spatial conquest or an economic crisis: It will change everything but you can’t do anything immediate
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by eastbound 8mo ago
How do you open the bank vault? Key? Passcode?
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by eastbound 8mo ago
Monetization: People can now use ChatGPT for this if they have the idea, so it’s a tight goal. Would people in urban planning pay to see this? If not, then this was just the “15 minutes of fame” experience”, and people who are not career in

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