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Some local backroads are not limited enough and some motorways are limited too much. This won't do any good if this fact is not taken into consideration.
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Isn't it directly related to it's being an investment than to hire staff? You can't expect inexperienced people to do work that an experienced person has to do. So to train means you need to have the main work carried out by
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3y ago
Is there an option sending without exchange?
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3y ago
Bad infrastructure, and impatience.Not a good combination.
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3y ago
Still not very clear website. It's not explaning what they do but give vauge descriptions for screen shots.
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I hate this kind of descriptions. I have no idea what this does and the page didn't explain it. Forwards me to read a blog post that I am sure won't be there in say 6 months? If your software requires a blog post to be understood
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3y ago
Or Firefox and other browsers against WEI gain a significant userbase that these websites can't use WEI to discriminate.
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3y ago
Exactly. To have a fighting chance to not loose your control over your hardware and software choices, you need to do compromises. (Which we are already loosing on many fronts.) I see people complaining Firefox having subpar font rendering,
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3y ago
And this is something to boast about? Should that 0.01 need to behave as the rest or leave you? Isn't this practically saying I am not interested in the customers that are good citizens.
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And unfortunately the ones who does their due diligence and cost 0 are punished for that.
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"If I can use a workaround to conform this I would not care if people gets affected" This is not about you or me but Google having a high level of control over www access, and trying to cement it for good. With this proposal if yo
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I was about get a stroke while reading that.
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I didn't compare or realize that. So if you are right and most probably you are, I suppose I am not that interested in that sharpness.
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3y ago
I suppose this is more important. When the usage metrics drop for Chrome based browsers they would need to start respecting other users, instead of just ignoring them. Currently they can just ignore the users and continue as they do. As the
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I use Firefox as a daily driver. And I never encounter these sites. Perhaps we are not surfin on the same pages? Do you have a list of these pages?
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3y ago
Also there is no guarantee that "attestation" won't require your software to run on the physical hardware and not on a vm.
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3y ago
If people can't use their prefered Linux distros to do banking, or can't connect to social networks,email providers, music streaming services and so on this will mean practically they are forced to switch distros. Which would even
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3y ago
First thank you answering openly. But I believe you and I have a pretty different understanding about "constructive criticism". I don't believe "non-supportive and constructive" is enough in this case. I don't
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3y ago
Do you know why this proposal is over a public repo which is not a part of any official open web group discussion? Why would anyone with legitimate concerns for unforseen consequences which would occur if the proposal or any descendants of
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3y ago
Exactly "give constructive and technical feedback" means "we will make this thing, either give feedback that would add to it in s technical way or shut up"
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ChatGPT Finishes Game of Thrones
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Discord, or any IRC analogue for that matter used as documentation is same as saying, "hey look we have a cantine in our head quarters, if you have any questions pop and ask on a table thats designated for that purpose. And this way yo
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In Turkey there is EFT, electronic funds transfer. Works with IBAN's. It's fast and mostly free on business hours (depending on originating bank). You can order EFT outside business hours next work day. This is more expensive most
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Isn't this require a "clear line of sight?" Wi-fi works across walls, around corners and so on. Is this possible with this li-fi?
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I may have exaggerated a bit and I haven't been in Istanbul for 5-6 years already. So let's say I stand corrected.
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In Istanbul you can possibly find best examples of many if not all of international cousines. It is a city for the all types of foodies.
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This also resonates with me. That's one of the reasons I am not on the development side of things. In the systems side you need to know some of everything.
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I agree with you. However give them some slack and consider this more fantasy than a hard sci-fi. If you don't get stuck on details it's not bad to watch.
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Embrace, Extend, Extinguish?
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I am curios why we are still insisting on more productivity for everything. Isn't productivity loosing value with increasing number of people? All the talk about UBI could be foregone if we could make do with less productivity and empl
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