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by gbil 7y ago
Exactly, arbitration can be the starting point but making it the only possible action is just crazy and MUST be illegal Furthermore, it is bad business to hide behind any clause, period. They could just call them, tell them that there was a
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by gbil 7y ago
I prefer this verge link https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/11/20689983/apple-watch-walk... as techcrunch privacy settings are yahoo driven and I was never able to manage them - not sure they really give y
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by gbil 7y ago
I work for a multinational company of 400k+ employees. For the "normal" people this is how it works, for upper management of course it is different. Also from friends working for other such companies I have the same input. Please
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by gbil 7y ago
As the OP wrote, this is only for 1-3 years, not a job offer. What usually happens in such big companies is that you might have to work in another country for the same company of a couple of years. Big but is that you go there as an employe
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by gbil 7y ago
Over the last couple of days the REAL problem behind this ban has appeared, the all these non profit "associations" are in reality governed by US laws. I now have the urge to search what is the relative situation with the UN headq
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Ethiopian crew followed procedures – first official crash report(uk.reuters.com)
6 points by gbil 8y ago|3 comments
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by gbil 8y ago
I'm in Europe and have read about this in local news sites since hours so I wonder why you think it will not reach US national news
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by gbil 8y ago
do we still have this here ? :)
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by gbil 8y ago
On my desktop I have a 27" 4k monitor (3840×2160) and I'm a bit intrigued on how this resolution is not enough for a 15.6" monitor, what do I miss here?
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by gbil 8y ago
The problem you describe is mostly because of hardware. And you didn't switch to OSX, you switched them to Apple hardware with Apple software, not an OS switch. On well supported hardware for Linux I have my parents since many years on
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EU Member states agree on reduced VAT for e‑publications(europa.eu)
2 points by gbil 8y ago|0 comments
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by gbil 8y ago
What stops you putting your xOS PC in standy/hibernation ? I believe you compare different situations/needs
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by gbil 8y ago
ShareMouse doesn't support Linux so it's not a 1to1 replacement. Plus I'm very satisfied with synergy v1 just commenting on the approach from the symless CEO here
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by gbil 8y ago
Some context, the letter came only after months of the same guy dismissing openly or behind the scenes - e.g. not approving posts on the forum - any reported issues and calls from the users that v2 was of beta quality. So I'd say it wa
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by gbil 8y ago
As an engineer I'm a bit puzzled that github was valuated 3 times less than linkedin. Yet I haven't done any real analysis, neither I know if business data of X individuals is valued more than hosting Y projects, probably from an
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by gbil 9y ago
If I'm not mistaken use of SNI reveals the target in plain text, big discussion these days with DNS over TLS etc.
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by gbil 9y ago
Indeed it works just fine thx
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by gbil 9y ago
I thought in Switzerland any such noise is punished with the death penalty! Jokes aside, I live in a Southern European country in which many people think it's normal to use the horn in every junction “in order to raise awareness in adv
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by gbil 9y ago
For commercial solutions take a look at zscaler offerings. The biggest problem in such solutions is that you have to identify the applications you have and sure Google is a relatively new tech company. Try to identify all apps/servic
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Chrome 61 to remove the whitelist for Wosign-Startcom certificates(arstechnica.com)
1 points by gbil 9y ago|0 comments
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by gbil 9y ago
Good for me that I read HN otherwise I wouldn't have know this vulnerability. What is really worrying is that this is 1 year old yet the unifying receiver which came with 2 products I bought a month ago from a larger retailer (AMZ DE)
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Apple pays newspaper to intentionally mislead readers(osnews.com)
11 points by gbil 10y ago|1 comments
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by gbil 10y ago
I believe the main topic here is how the journalists are being treated by Trump and his administration.
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by gbil 10y ago
It depends on many things, like car type, usage, maintenance (or lack of it) and for sure on what is the lifetime of a car? How many km/mi? For you it might be eg. 300k but have you checked the manufacturer's specs?
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by gbil 10y ago
Same applies to petrol cars, many don't replace the catalytic converter they just remove it. Don't want to get in a argumentation which one is "cleaner" afterwards, both are equally stupid.
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by gbil 10y ago
I'm really confused on including Honey in the list unless we are talking about processed honey or something like that. Is it so common in the US that the honey you buy is processed and not raw?
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by gbil 10y ago
I think the issue is more or less clarified behind the scenes. Have a look here from AMD's bridgman https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/phoronix/latest-phoron...
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by gbil 10y ago
You might have a point here because there is the general direction for 2+ years of guarantee and then each country in its legislation can provide even more benefits like this one. For example if you check here http://europa.eu&#x
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by gbil 10y ago
In EU the warranty resets for the component that is replaced. Of course there are many times the seller/manufacturer will try to present it in a different way and you might have to contact the chamber of commerce or even a lawyer but t
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by gbil 10y ago
5 years ago after applying for a unix systems engineer position at google, I had a phone interview with more or less the same questions - more probably as this interview was interrupted, so for sure these are questions asked from google rec

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