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gklitz
3y ago
What the hell, share my data with them and 1400 parters to read this, an No easy way to just say “Fuck No”. This kind of site design should be illegal.
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> The individual consumer cannot police the whole industry, but they can choose what part of the industry they support This is true. Because I know the lies about recycling plastic are just a myth, I personally always shop at the store t
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3y ago
The Epstein deduction. If something is monitorer 24/7 but not the exact time a “suicide” happens, you can be confident a suicide did in fact not happen.
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3y ago
I really don’t get this. The only reason anyone ever had to run gitea instead of gitlab or GitHub was that it was a more bare bones but open source alternative. Now they are dropping the open source part and stepping into the arena of compe
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3y ago
> Microsoft is allowed to provide hotmail and bing, etc. services there, because they decided to censor. Sure, but in an act og completely understandable and justafiable reciprocality I guess we should soon see China passing laws to forc
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3y ago
> Why couldn’t she get financial support? “You’re more likely to get grants if you’re a tenured faculty member, but you’re more likely to get promoted to tenure if you get grants,” said Eric Feigl-Ding, an epidemiologist at the New Engla
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3y ago
This is just yet another post in the long running “It’s not big Oils fault it’s the young peoples fault” Fighting climate change should not be about making voters pay, it should be about forcing corporations to pay the costs they are curren
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3y ago
> There's no doubt that there's a benefit to the employee, but for corporations to adopt this there has to be a measurable benefit to the company as well. Thats a very Murican way to look at it. You know, workers Can also just
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3y ago
If only git had a mechanism to verify contributors to a repository./s
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3y ago
> Crypto is cryptography No. And astrology isn’t astronomy. And cryptography isn’t crypto. Cryptography is a legitimate field of science, crypto is not.
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3y ago
What a reductive attitude. If your planes fall from the sky because a single employee is negligent. The ones to blame isn’t the worker, the union or the state. It’s your business that has key deficiencies in implementing safety. Your QC pro
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3y ago
> Almost any approach will work if perfectly executed by a team with a perfectly matching skill sets Will it though? The assumption that any project no matter what it is will always succeed if only the team is right seems naive and at th
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3y ago
Why would you assume that? The normal interpretation of “another” is that that there were others before it.
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3y ago
> if you believe that people are perfectly fungible and that an Indonesian man will become accepted as Japanese This is never going to happen going from the firsthand accounts I have heard from non-ethnically Japanese people who are by a
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3y ago
You communicating this message by inputting a string of individual characters on an electronic device completely unnatural. So what?
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3y ago
Why? I’m a father and I’ve had such periods of Looking after the baby solo while mom was on a 1week vacation. Why is that such a huge issue to you? I’m guessing you don’t have children and you have all sorts of incorrect ideas about how in
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3y ago
> It's obviously super dumb, but it is sort of a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation I refuse to believe that anyone woild damn them with a headline of “smae parson was found to be doing nothing wrong 3 times earlie
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3y ago
I knew it! The evil corporate overloads have been trying to kill us all of just for profit by selling delicious but cancerous pickles!
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3y ago
> that doesn't require charging every day. Why is this an issue? I have an Apple Watch and Every night when i take it off I put it in the charger. At this point it would be more confusing if I only needed to do this every other or e
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3y ago
> especially since she didn't get paid for the tattoo comes out the same. If she paid forward every bit of money flowing too her due to social media attention decided by the share of engagement derived from the photo, the artist wou
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3y ago
Imagine being a photographer, and your most famous image becomes an image that everyone recognizes because “that stage picture that Kat Von D tattooed on X celebrity” seems fair enough that she should pay you for your work. And sure the med
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3y ago
“Upene the Industry” vs actually just paying for their sourge material is a bit much. Why should it be considered so fundamentally different from TShirts. If you want to use the source material of someone, then pay for it.
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3y ago
How so?
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> The key issue seemed to be in the Post Office internal “Justice” system, which is opaque, biased and refused to consider evidence. No doubt pushed forwards by the racists believing in their heart that some of these sub postmasters HAD
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3y ago
A good jockey isn’t a guy who can run like a horse. A good manager doesn’t even need to know how to program, let alone be an expert debugger who can spot errors made by their team.
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> The only one who can have responsibility for anything is the one who has the authority So if a cop gets an adresse wrong and is a bit too trigger happy and ends up killing innoscent people. Its their chief of police who should go to ja
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> That seems pretty expensive in terms of resource consumption. And complex as you would have to run some kind of watcher process which handles watching your files and restarting the application? What? No, in reality it’s just running yo
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> I’m completely fine with this. Let people do what they want with their property. As long as it’s within the law, e.g. noise, crime, not opening a factory in the neighborhood. So your saying that you are completely fine with lifting zon