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2y ago
All US organizations should seriously consider moving out of the country, at this point; it might become harder to do it in the future
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2y ago
> Its inevitable we will face yet another worldwide pandemic in the next decade or so If we do, the absurdities about masks and vaccines that were spread by some will make it last just as long as the covid one
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2y ago
It seems to have become common at least in several European countries
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2y ago
It's Cloudflare not warning their costumers of how broken their products are.
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2y ago
It depends on the brower, settings, extensions, device etc. Definitely not fine.
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2y ago
Except for newspapers
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2y ago
Sure, there's never malware on the stores...
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2y ago
It demonstrably can't detect all moves, Torvalds' theory that you didn't need moves tracking was bulls*it.
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2y ago
> but I'm also really glad that VCS is for most people completely solved, there's nothing besides Git you have to pay attention to, you learn it once and use it your whole career. From what I hear most current new developers ne
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2y ago
Yes, but tariffs are not paid on local products, of course, and create a real asymmetry in favour of the local products (of course).
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2y ago
Which are paid by the country's citizens
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2y ago
Well, in the end actually nothing else than the trade differences were considered, anyhow: https://xcancel.com/JamesSurowiecki/status/19075591892341969...
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2y ago
The VAT is applied at the time of sale to the end consumer, it's irrelevant if the product is imported or manufactured locally.
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2y ago
To have as much fun as he can in his final years. He's most entertained by messing up anything good he runs into.
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2y ago
It routinely takes at least a minute overall on gitlab, from a budget phone. Other sites with Cloudflare only take some nice twenty seconds, others just never ever let you go through. Those checks are a serious contender for worse thing eve
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2y ago
For what it's worth, ensuring that JIT is enabled for challenges.cloudflare.com can help a lot. No, not to the point of making it bearable, but at least it becomes rarer for it to take minutes.
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2y ago
If that's really the case it seems less bad to have the company provide unchangeable passwords... (if they're unable to switch to safer solutions)
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2y ago
I'm with you about that ;)
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2y ago
I guess people interpreted that as a criticism, but I have a lot of admiration for MAME. I was just surprised to see that its version has not changed a lot since I last used it, more than 20 years ago ;) It gives me hope that I haven't
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2y ago
Elected as speaker of the house, then, as has already been said
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2y ago
Wow maybe by the 22th century they'll reach version 1.0 xD
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2y ago
You're claiming that the web began to be useful with the introduction of Facebook, rather than that being its downfall? It not being lucrative was a *feature*, not a defect.
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NASA terminating $420M in contracts not aligned with its new priorities
(independent.co.uk)
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2y ago
Ok, yes, I meant Play Integrity indeed (which is an attestation system). That's what Google has been strongly pushing to developers.
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2y ago
None, just someone who didn't notice the downvotes, flagging (why?) and replies before
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2y ago
No, the argument was that thousands of innocents have been killed just in the last year, with US weapons, for no reason. While *I agree* to what was written in the post I replied to (I'm no supporter of Vucic or his buddy Putin), many
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2y ago
It's probably already been said in a thousand other discussions, but Flow is a really good movie, highly advised
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2y ago
his question wasn't "what's the worst software ever created" ;)
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2y ago
> with the ability to run android apps in virtual machines. Play Integrity
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2y ago
Except that attestation (Play Integrity) exists, and its usage by the apps on the Play Store seems to be increasing exponentially (if I'm not mistaken it only takes enabling a switch now to have it in your app).
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