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by greatgib 2y ago
I like very much Next loud (the idea, the project, some part of the design like storing files flat easily backup able) but my major issue is with the file synchronisation with the Android. It totally does not work. If you try to send or syn
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by greatgib 2y ago
In my experience, there was issues of lost/undecryptable messages also when you did backup/restore your keys. That was the annoying issue, I could not trust it.
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by greatgib 2y ago
For B), in addition with the fact that a company can't reduce your title or compensation as agreed in your employment contract without your agreement, I can easily guess that in this case it was a proposition of change to accommodate f
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by greatgib 2y ago
The response is in your comment itself "every MAJOR smartphone maker". That means both that minor makers or sellers were excluded. And also that major sellers had to abide but Amazon or Flipkart rules to stay in the program. For e
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by greatgib 2y ago
The term" Stockholm Syndrome" was probably created during this event, but that does not prevent the fact that the syndrome in itself might have be encountered and noticed before even without a clear name. Maybe this psychiatrist h
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by greatgib 2y ago
I think that almost no one from the community has any hate for "Agile" as in the manifesto. Quite the opposite. The problem is that the Agile that is pushed in the corporate world is nothing at all related to the spirit of the man
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by greatgib 2y ago
I hate to admit it, but the Reddit, HackerNews, and Lobsters folks were right. :-)
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by greatgib 2y ago
That totally sucks! I think that it is again a discrete anti competitive move by Google. Recent european regulations protected the right for publisher to distribute through any marketplace their apps for Apple and Android devices. But it lo
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by greatgib 2y ago
In Postgresql, having an append only table like that and using a "window" for queries would lead to very bad performance as the whole table would have to be scanned for the window function to work. And that could be terrible when
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by greatgib 2y ago
I don't really understand why this is trending in the second page of results. Doesn't look like to be a "hacker" news, except if I'm missing an important fact about him? For me it is just a regular news like the one
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by greatgib 2y ago
In my opinion, OS X Finder is the most defective file browser of them all. It always makes me laugh when some people believe the marketing of Apple saying that their OS is the most ergonomic when it is totally not the case. Things like crea
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by greatgib 2y ago
If the thing is based on snap, it is a total no go for me.
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by greatgib 2y ago
Again, the same rant about "social medias" and "internet". But it is just correlated to the problem. The same kind of depression and mental issues of kids were encountered at schools in all times. It is not just social m
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by greatgib 2y ago
This is good to see the great disconnect in the récent years between CEO compensation and workers compensation. Imagine that is is getting 10 millions as sign-in bonus, just because he joins. When it easily represent a thousand years of wor
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by greatgib 2y ago
Getting taxed on a laptop in Mexico isn’t a scam Actually it is a scam, but just it is run by the government.
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by greatgib 2y ago
I think that 2 different things are mixed up. For Rust it is language specific, because the thing being statically built, doing differently is very hard. For other languages like Python, there is not a need and you should not do that. The d
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by greatgib 2y ago
Dell XPS are quite nice on the high end developer category of laptops
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by greatgib 2y ago
Let's translate them, it is not really that they want to protect users against fraud, but they want to put themselves up in the payment chain to try to secure their monopolistic position. The goal is to go up the chain up to the bank a
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by greatgib 2y ago
Despite what they are claiming, they are clearly changing back the license because they felt the pain of not being Open Source anymore. The proof that companies like that publicly under value the success that they owe to being Open Source.
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by greatgib 2y ago
Can someone explain to me why this huge success? Is it because of the back story of it being based on a Chinese mythical book and that it rings a bell with this billion person sized market? So far, only looking at the trailer, I did not see
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by greatgib 2y ago
Since forever I stay suspicious but so far Telegram as an impeccable track record. Never there was a single instance of case where there would be even a suspicion of proof that insider knowledge of conversations was accessed/used. Also
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by greatgib 2y ago
I did not see the info anywhere else, but it was just broadcasted by the main French tv channel. Pavel Durov, the Telegram founder was just arrested out of his airplane in the Bourget airport in France near Paris. There is no info about why
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by greatgib 2y ago
I did not see the info anywhere else, but it was just broadcasted by the main French tv channel. Pavel Durov, the Telegram founder was just arrested out of his airplane in the Bourget airport in France near Paris. There is no info about why
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Wrong link(twitter.com)
3 points by greatgib 2y ago|3 comments
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by greatgib 2y ago
Verisign is clearly abusing, with major rise of their registry fees for com, net, ... domains every 6 months or years. With without any actual relation to the cost to the registry but just to get an explosion of income. Now, the price for o
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by greatgib 2y ago
But as a CEO, he should be in a good position to change the stupid hybrid remote policy of Starbucks if he wishes so, no?
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by greatgib 2y ago
The problem is probably more related to the cloud enshittification and using we sockets I guess.
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by greatgib 2y ago
A total propaganda or opinion piece without any actual fact. With people involved as writers or interviewed not related in any way with life science...
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By law, Chinese citizens must install the gov't spyware – ''anti-fraud'' app(twitter.com)
43 points by greatgib 2y ago|19 comments
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by greatgib 2y ago
It would be very costly and nothing say that the bad actor is using the message as-is and not a subset.

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