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by gib444 5mo ago
Thanks for clarifying. Lots of vague comments here recently We don't call it "rip off Britain" for nothing. A great many things are a rip off
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by gib444 5mo ago
This is the country where organised marches must have police approval and follow an approved route (and most acute in London). Hardly a surprise! London's vibe is: 'privately owned, and you're lucky to be here' Edit: I&#
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by gib444 5mo ago
Supreme Court judges do not express "takes". They make legal judgements and express legal opinion based on years of experience and deep knowledge of the law. They deserve a bit more respect than a likening to some random Redditor
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by gib444 5mo ago
Recurrent expensive inefficient processes? Sounds familiar ! This is why we have business analysts and software developers. To help identify inefficiencies and to build technical solutions.
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by gib444 5mo ago
Things which very rarely receive compliments in the Netherlands haha If you like Dutch food, your tastebuds might literally explode when you encounter real French or Italian cuisine lol
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by gib444 5mo ago
Surprised which way? Too cheap? Too expensive? Surprised things differ in price by country?
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by gib444 5mo ago
It looks less like a ban on killing games, and more like a road-map for how publishers could change products/marketing/T&Cs to avoid flak and liability. (Not an ideal source btw: "This article was originally written in Ko
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by gib444 5mo ago
What form can that resist realistically take if lots of companies are monitoring your LLM usage, demanding more usage, and fire bottom "performers"?
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by gib444 5mo ago
Client attestation might be more accurate?
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by gib444 5mo ago
Just to be clear, you're so desperate to disagree with me or be contrary that you're saying that people need to be convicted by a court twice for the same crime for real justice to be properly served?
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by gib444 5mo ago
> not final, can and most likely will be appealed and paid in like 10 years But the EU got some headlines and people believed they came down with an iron first so that's really the most important thing here In my world finest are se
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by gib444 5mo ago
> Temu has until 28 August 2026 to submit an action plan to the Commission, as required by Article 75 of the DSA. The plan must set out measures to remedy the breach of its risk-assessment obligations. The European Board for Digital Serv
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by gib444 5mo ago
People with more time on their hands start looking around their communities wondering what happened, start questioning politics, start reading statistics instead of headlines and so forth. Oh no, we can't have that Political disengagem
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by gib444 5mo ago
It was not snark (an uncharitable read I must say). The point was everyone is being forced to use AI. So keeping a shitlist is going to be a very, very short term solution.
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by gib444 5mo ago
In comparison to other parts of Europe, my impression (as a visitor to both but mostly Spain) so that they're way ahead in maintaining social interactions, community, neighbourly relations etc. Is that the case?
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by gib444 5mo ago
When your spreadsheet gets full, will you change jobs or change tactic?
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by gib444 5mo ago
> You know how celiac disease was first discovered? > Wheat shortage in the Netherlands during WWII. Suddenly kids that were trending towards death got much better. Then after WWII, they suddenly got sick again. Someone put two and tw
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by gib444 5mo ago
Someone page Raymond Hill, we need to extend uBlock Origin
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by gib444 5mo ago
You're incredibly blessed
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by gib444 5mo ago
Some people get lucky. I'm not lucky and I've probably spent more like 2.5% on average. There's always a loud minority that love to boast that all they had to do was replace a washer back in '86 for 50c
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by gib444 5mo ago
Can attest to this, living on a street which each year sees houses sold off to landlords, and now there are very few of us occupying-owners left. The renters all have rubbish in their front and back yard, have more pets that they let bark a
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by gib444 5mo ago
Parent is correct. NHS sources say upto 7 times during the day is normal and "Every 3 to 4 hours is considered healthy. Going every 1 to 2 hours usually means you either have an overactive bladder or are drinking too much at once.&quot
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by gib444 5mo ago
Looks lik a terrible source. Like someone ran Claude on the codebase, didn't analyse the results, then vibe coded a blog post. And the dustri.org link doesn't work for me Anyway. Forgejo's response to it: https://
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by gib444 5mo ago
List of things "DoS"d by AI: - GitHub - Hiring budgets - RAM (/personal computing in general) - Electricity - Media/Content - Truth
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by gib444 5mo ago
They do have Shadowsocks https://mullvad.net/en/help/connecting-to-mullvad-vpn-from-r... They've worked quite a bit the past year or two on censorship breaking. But I guess there's always more to be done
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by gib444 5mo ago
> Have you ever observed the GrpheneOS team I certainly have > I have rarely seen any team more principled than them Totally agree with you there. I'll say no more because you pay a heavy penalty on HN for criticising the project
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by gib444 5mo ago
Are those the almost the same colours as the iPhone 5C?? (the red, yellow and blue)
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by gib444 5mo ago
I'm misunderstanding nothing You're probably just not willing to believe that a 'partnership' with a massive company will change things, like I do. I am disagreeing, not misunderstanding. There's a difference
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by gib444 5mo ago
> start drinking a ton of water! But not too much as you don't want water poisoning!
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by gib444 5mo ago
It is compensation for all the sugar, caffeine and UPF causing dehydration IMO. And aircon perhaps. People in Spain, Portugal, Italy etc don't carry 2 gallon water bottles everywhere. The ones who have better diets are just going along

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