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fukka42
1y ago
Baffling as well. Posting this here because I can't edit the earlier comment: Amusing the HNers decided to flag this. The man Sieg Heiled on live television, twice. He funds fascist political parties all over the world. He is clearly a
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1y ago
They should obviously pay interest, too.
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1y ago
Tesla is awful outside of the US where they didn't invest heavily in spamming their charging stations everywhere.
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1y ago
Pretty sure musk was hell bent on Vision only before covid.
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1y ago
No government has endorsed the OSI or has protected the name open source. Unlike, for example, the word Gouda.
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1y ago
They're in no way, shape, or form official and they didn't come up with the term open source. Like I said above, they're as official as the cheese initiative I just made up. No government has endorsed them, and open source is
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1y ago
The OSD is just some people's opinion. They hold no legal or official weight. It's like me starting the cheese initiative and trying to control what others call cheese, a job that's typically reserved for governments.
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1y ago
> One rep I had known for years finally admitted the truth off the record. "Dude, we know," he said. "Everyone knows. But if we filtered it all out properly, our revenue would drop 40% overnight, and investors would have a
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1y ago
Of course. It means you're being scammed by your advertising partner (Google).
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1y ago
> I'd be more excited to see basic income for Deliveroo riders and people working in chippers. Weird line. The point of UBI is that it goes to everyone . Which allows people to choose to be a Deliveroo worker for some extra cash, a
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1y ago
Yes, most if not all of them. Is it different in the US?
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1y ago
Absolutely not. They should be patched and fixed.
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1y ago
> Generous Talk Time: 60 minutes of talk time included, and additional minutes are available for purchase for extended holiday entertainment throughout the season So the thing costs a 100 dollars and then you can only use it for an hour
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1y ago
To most of the world the United States is offshore. Recent developments have also made the US unreliable as a hosting provider.
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1y ago
My EU country does the same. Of course software should work for the locales you're targeting but that is different from the language used by developer tooling. The GP is talking about changing the locale of their development machine so
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1y ago
Wouldn't the British locale make more sense then?
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1y ago
Just use English. If you want to program you need to learn it anyway to make sense of anything. I'm not a native English speaker btw. I learned it as I was learning programming as a kid 20 years ago
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1y ago
I'm not asking about this specific case. There are plenty of examples of Google wrongly accusing others of being malicious with massive business impact
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1y ago
How does this answer the question of legality?
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1y ago
Still not sure why it's legal for Google to slander companies like this. They often have no proof or it's a false positive, meanwhile they're screaming about how malicious you are.