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by furyg3 2y ago
This is why avoiding the need for care, while never totally achievable, is always the most scalable solution.
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by furyg3 2y ago
Yes but let's also be clear that some forms of speech censorship are widely and broadly supported in public, 'town square' or broadcast media situations. Things like child porn, personal threats, calling for or organizing vi
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by furyg3 2y ago
It's kind of crazy to me that we focus on things like this, which would only work for the most modern of new cars, but don't focus on other, simple things. In many European countries all cars need to undergo a yearly road worthine
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by furyg3 2y ago
I'm regularly going to Tajikistan for hiking trips to help map out the Pamir Trail, a 1200km long hiking trail across the mountains of Tajikistan. https://www.pamirtrail.org It's a beautiful country if you love hiking
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by furyg3 2y ago
At my elementary / Jr high school we had one Apple II in each classroom, which was fun to play Oregon trail and number munchers on. The 'computer lab' had a bunch of IIgs (color! woo!) and Macs, allowing one class at a time
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by furyg3 2y ago
It's kind of crazy to me that large companies are even able to make large, anonymous, unbudgeted, essentially cash payments (with no paper trail) at all.
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by furyg3 3y ago
Just to chime in on the 'alternate explanations', I think it's important for anyone with conspiracy ideas to remember that the case he was being questioned in was not an investigation into Boeings liability as an airplane man
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by furyg3 3y ago
Who's to say, maybe these claims are also fake.
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by furyg3 3y ago
If you're an F-zero fan, like me, Nintendo has done a really good job taking the original game and turning it into a large scale multiplayer game with F-zero 99.
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by furyg3 3y ago
View from a US-expat in the Netherlands: It doesn't have to be as bad as it is. Subsidize daycare, fund schools (from pre-school to university) and focus on learning at-school and not at-home, and pass laws forcing employers to allow
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by furyg3 3y ago
As always, it's complex. The EUDR is focused on items originating outside the single market. It does not outline specific measures or tooling, outside of mandating things like containers must be accompanied by documentation showing t
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by furyg3 3y ago
Totally agree, since the individual's situation varies so much (both intra-team, in their personal life, and across time) the only conclusion that can be said at a c-suite level is that nothing should be broadly mandated and that tea
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by furyg3 3y ago
The EU is doing a lot of work in this space in other fields, basically looking at products that are high risk for environmental or social issues and requiring due diligence and documentation for those products. I develop traceability soluti
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by furyg3 3y ago
You mean area codes (all Dutch mobiles are on one area code - 06) or do you mean the proportion of available phone numbers to phone users? The latter would imply that spammers are 'wardialing' phone numbers but that seems really u
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by furyg3 3y ago
Like others, I'm confused about how there's so much variation between countries on this one. In the US, the calls and texts are a plague. If you've had a phone number for a few years you're probably getting multiple tex
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by furyg3 3y ago
It is. One of the key differences between the EU and US regulations is (was?) that there is a greater evaluation of what happens to a pedestrian when hit by the car being tested.
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by furyg3 3y ago
> The actual problem is that no part of the government wants to be the one to tell you if something is legal, because whoever actually makes the decision takes the blame for the consequences one way or the other. One really interesting t
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by furyg3 3y ago
It's about 30% more efficient.
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by furyg3 3y ago
In the main tasks list, I only see tasks in the calendar bar on the right, not items from my google calendar (even though it's added, configured, and synced).
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by furyg3 3y ago
Way back in the day a lot of authenticated wifi firewalls did enable DNS requests to pass through, or at least to resolve using their DNS server, without being authenticated. Someone smart created a TCP-over-DNS tunneling tool that I had a
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by furyg3 3y ago
Way back in the day when I was doing a lot of Exchange consulting work, we would recommend removing permission to send to all except for one or two specific accounts. This was to avoid reply-all meltdowns, for security (viruses couldn&#x27
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by furyg3 3y ago
Don't know about Texas, but federally OSHA requires reporting for any work-related death or hospitalization.
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by furyg3 3y ago
It seems like this is the solution: Anytime your debt is sold on, the debtor has the right of first refusal on the price it is being sold for. If the bank is willing to ding your credit sore and move on through parting with your $1000 of de
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by furyg3 3y ago
Product Manager at a small tech nonprofit (yes), Amsterdam, 1 month notice period from employee to employer. I have a 'permanent' contract so my employer cannot give me notice without permission from a judge (for example, by insol
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by furyg3 3y ago
They were trendy looking and expensive. That was the main selling point, at least in Amsterdam where the vast majority of people who owned them had zero need for an electric bicycle.
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by furyg3 3y ago
More like we are trying hard to get rid of ourselves...
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by furyg3 3y ago
What frustrates me is how fragile this can quickly become. I recently was traveling with my 7 year old daughter on public transit, and her card was denied... something was wrong with the 'kids free travel' product loaded on her ca
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by furyg3 3y ago
> Your bike can still be unlocked via the app, and via the PIN set when setting up the bike. ** For now. Also Cowboy's app does not (cannot?) support all models.
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by furyg3 3y ago
My friends and I were into computers before this, but four of us got into systems administration and network architecture primarily from dumpster diving around the SF bay area in high school. Sun Microsystems and SGI workstations, Cisco
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by furyg3 3y ago
Since cars have integrated phone-home diagnostic software, why would the government even allow automakers to advertise 'estimated' ranges for specific car models and not simply show actual averages?

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