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by intricatedetail 5y ago
These exist.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Remarkable does not offer encryption, so it is mostly an expensive paperweight unless you don't care about your data.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
When a company stops supporting the product, should they release source code so community can support it? If it turns out the product is unsafe through unfixed security holes should you be able to get a refund?
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
> to work there because the work is super interesting and would look very well in my resume. If a prospective company do due diligence they will likely find out you worked below market rate and use that to lowball you. You would have to
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I thought they are paid salary. Isn't giving jabs part of their job?
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I had heart issues, still have shortness of breath and headaches after second dose. I have not reported it but I was close to calling ambulance one night. I lost faith in doctors here. They are laser focused on jabbing everything that moves
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
> Imagine getting an email from Apple telling you that you're laid off Isn't that exactly what Apple did by moving factories to China?
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Apple did all of this because they couldn't stand paying decent wages to US workers, so they outsourced Labour to China. Why people stand by this company...
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Re 1) this is very odd. Why wouldn't they have short 12 page print and full version if someone is more interested as a download?
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I am probably going to get downvoted for being cynical, but why there is so many hacks among scientific community and they are not being excluded? How do you know when you donate money to a cancer charity whether it is a scam or they are ac
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I wouldn't fall into sleep because of intermittent bursts of laughter over absurdity of the stories...
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Since this is in my opinion YT fault they should pay and then pursue the money from the scammers on their own. Hopefully YT won't wiggle their way out of this.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
It shouldn't be an excuse. The system is not fit for purpose.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
> Copyright law has damaged global culture. Who benefits when the copyright to Winnie-the-Pooh takes almost 100 years to expire? Xi Jinping
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
They can also query these messages to see if there is something on the dealers they get paid from and then warn them if something comes up. It works both ways, no?
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Some governments lobbied by big business smear self employment as a way of avoiding taxes. In my country they restricted service based business with revenue tax (over 50% effective) and no ability to claim expenses. The legislation is so co
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Isn't it how media in general work? Only difference is that almost anyone can publish and you don't have to wait for it to print and reach stores, subscribers... E.g. when the press publish something false you may get correction f
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
This profession doesn't scale. You are at a peak and then you'll have diminishing returns. Only way to progress is to start your own business.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
How do they measure success of the talking therapies? Because I know people who just buy cannabis on the black market and won't tell doctors about it - they improve but not down to the therapy. They attend talk therapies out of fear of
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Many doctors believe what you say and dismiss patients as psychosomatic if they can't find anything obvious. Sometimes they refer them to psychiatrists or insinuate they are drug seeking. It's a disgrace. This treatment from healt
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Mitutoyo caliper. Always get perfect measurements. It saved me a lot of money.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I use Google less and less. Their results have dropped in quality dramatically. Even the first page is littered with spam and often dangerous sites disguised as legitimate. I wouldn't dare using it on Windows - it's pretty much gu
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Tax avoidance benefits build up through years. Basically smaller companies have less money to work with which is compounded by excessive taxes. Big corporations don't have such burden.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I wonder if they had the same competitive advantage if they were not allowed to use tax avoidance schemes. Smaller corporations cannot afford to build such structures so they have more difficulties to compete.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I am not aware of any long term studies. I have reported it as a side effect to the health agency.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
It's only right thing to do. Fingers crossed it won't get derailed.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
I am not going to take a booster. I had two doses and I haven't got back to normal after the second one and it's been months now. I've got massive headaches and shortness of breath which I didn't have before.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
It is a language and a platform for Chinese ESP32. I wish it was in the article header. That would have saved me from reading the article.
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
These industrial DACs are actually brilliant for audio - They retain low-end and transients much better, but it also means need to be calibrated properly so that DC don't destroy speakers. It's easier and cheaper to just add HPF t
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by intricatedetail 5y ago
Please lobby your software provider to release Linux builds. I only use Windows because some software do not exist and don't work on Linux. If not for that I would have run Linux long time ago.

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