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by hnarn 5y ago
That's my point: that if you create a standard like this but don't enforce it (which is not the same thing as its legality) it won't matter. What is the consequence going to be of ignoring it? Will it be enough to actually
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by hnarn 5y ago
The point is that it's not being enforced, so if we assume what you say is true for the sake of argument, then the only way that would be OK was if a different cookie banner was shown for visitors from the UK, which I highly doubt happ
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by hnarn 5y ago
The most frustrating thing about these cookie banners (more like cookie lightboxes) is that almost none of them are compliant with the rules. Unfortunately I don't have time to find the source right now, but I'm pretty sure I&#x27
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by hnarn 5y ago
This feels like a pretty lazy anecdote to mention off hand without any context of how these two side effects compare in terms of lethality.
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by hnarn 5y ago
> Data is better in a table rather than a text document though. I feel like I'm missing something here. What situations are you ending up in where it's a problem that "data" is mixed up together with text? There'
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by hnarn 5y ago
Surely that depends on where in the US you live. It's about $2,400 a month which is by no means categorically impossible to live on in any part of the US.
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by hnarn 5y ago
Have you tried using a different theme? Or does that not help with making the tabs more obvious?
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by hnarn 5y ago
Ok, but Stockholm has about 1/10 of Sweden's population. And you're right, the tax isn't much different if you factor in federal tax.
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by hnarn 5y ago
How sensationalist and lazy. The gas price in Sweden is $7.2 per gallon,[1] in a country where the median hourly wage is $11.9[2] which is more or less half that of California at $22.7.[3] ~~Sure, Sweden may have more public transport, but
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by hnarn 5y ago
My personal opinion is that if you can find it in an English dictionary, it's an English word. It's pretty common, in English as it is in all languages, that the pronunciation differs from that of the original language from which
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by hnarn 5y ago
It's an English word, you can listen to it here: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/libera
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by hnarn 5y ago
Another good reason to use uBlock and/or youtube-dl/invidious.
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by hnarn 5y ago
> Please excuse my paranoia. Expecting your terminal to have a default setting to not call home is not paranoia: it's absolute common sense.
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by hnarn 5y ago
I saw a video about this a few months ago, might be useful for those that prefer an audio/visual description: https://youtu.be/suIAo0EYwOE
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by hnarn 5y ago
I'm going to ask a naive but honest question: what is the security benefit of a piece of "key-hardware" over a passphrase protected key stored on a "normal" storage device? I understand that for someone that moves
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by hnarn 5y ago
A bugs value is due to its impact, not how hard it is to reproduce. And there may have been a lot of initial research involved, who knows. Still, the money isn't paid for time spent.
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by hnarn 5y ago
This might be naive of me, but isn't this in a way fixed by systemd service handling? Assuming the process in question is, in fact, handled as a service of course.
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by hnarn 5y ago
There are some cases where re-writes in Go or Rust are just so good that the "originals" become almost entirely obsolete. Hugo is one of those tools, ESbuild seems to be another, or ripgrep for Rust for example.
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by hnarn 5y ago
> a missing semicolon after some multiline code I'm not a JS dev but isn't this something almost any IDE with a linter would help you out with?
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by hnarn 5y ago
Didn't ES11 come out last year?
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by hnarn 5y ago
There's nothing wrong with being confused by prose, or poetry, or art in general. You're free to like it or dislike it regardless of whether you feel you "understand" it or whether your understanding corresponds to that
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by hnarn 5y ago
It's prose, it's not a technical manual. There's no "ELI5" for art, because art happens inside you. For example, "Wave" (1889) by Ivan Aivazovsky[1] is a painting I really like. It speaks to me, but how do
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by hnarn 5y ago
There's a difference between "understanding" a language and "understanding" prose in that language. Any work, whether it's written in a language or painted in a style or whatever, is always open for interpretat
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by hnarn 5y ago
I found your comment to be a lack of perspective in appreciating a humanistic and vague piece of prose, instead interpreting it as an engineer would: a problem to be solved, and not to be whined about in the meantime. There is no problem fo
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by hnarn 5y ago
Or the in-between variant: constant meetings and initiatives to create the illusion of worker influence on major decisions when there is in reality none at all. A complete waste of time to check a box somewhere about "horizontal hierar
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by hnarn 5y ago
What's the alternative? As a customer, I find the idea of loosening transactional security for the benefit of companies mildly nauseating.
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by hnarn 5y ago
> What's fundamentally wrong with people losing a lot of their money on crypto? The problem with any economic disruption that's large enough is that "the economy" includes both you and them. A concrete example is how
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by hnarn 5y ago
Short feedback: The phrasing in this message is a rollercoaster: https://bychgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/image-5.png You have to imagine someone paid money for this and is eagerly awaiting a res
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by hnarn 5y ago
If it was true that the way to create more jobs was simply to make people's lives even more precarious, then it would be as simple as just removing every single social welfare program in existence. It turns out, unsurprisingly, that a

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