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jeltz
2y ago
> Mozilla has been down this road before. It was not good for them. Yes, this is Cliqz all over again and that scandal cost them most of their German userbase.
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2y ago
And the scandals they have been involved in the past. Cliqz was another attempt by Mozilla to invest in privacy preserving technology (that time search, this time ads) where they did a stealth launch without user consent.
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2y ago
Not my experience at all. Most devs I have met in real life love git. It is certainly not perfect but it is good and way better than what came before. I would be happy if someone wrote a replacement which improved substantially upon git but
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2y ago
What rock do you live under? There is trench warfare going on right now.
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2y ago
It is possible that the lobbyists will find a new commissioner to buy.
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2y ago
No, she is just corrupt and she is not near as left-wing as that post tries to pretend. She just has financial interests in this.
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2y ago
I am skeptical about 4. There is a reason Meetup ate Facebook for many things despite it requiring a new account, Facebook groups are terrible and Meetup shows that you can compete.
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2y ago
Most of the waste likely comes from their native consumption, not their production.
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2y ago
It is not a technology issue. It is a political, infrastructural and educational issue. Almost all plastic pollution comes fram a handful of countries which do not care about proper garbage collection and recycling. The west, or for that ma
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2y ago
In many countries it already often does. My guess is that in most of the biggest polluters it does not. Either due to corruption or lack of regulation.
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2y ago
In garbage disposal in South East Asia? Almost all plastic comes from a few countries.
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2y ago
Not exactly comparable but as someone who has lived all my life in apartments in Sweden have to say that people who grew up Swedish suburbia and moved into the city seems to be the most into deciding what others are allowed to do compared
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2y ago
Maybe I am part of a different SEO world but everyone I know assumed this to be the case.
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2y ago
Not from my experience. Unnecessarily duplicated code, even when there are small differences which are likely accidental, is usually much easier to fix than too DRY code. Pulling apart false sharing can be really hard.
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2y ago
And both are totally valid interpretations. Pg' tweet does nothing to clarify what happened.
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2y ago
This also disabled features which increased security like the browser plugin. The browser plugin increases the attack surface by adding more code but at the same does a lot for security by making sure to check domain names and avoid using t
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2y ago
Kinda. My guess is that they are very narrowly focused and miss th bigger picture. They worry about organized crime and the war on drugs while forgetting the bigger picture.
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2y ago
No, but they should have.
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jeltz
2y ago
So the better thing to do was to strengthen Hamas? Hamas is an enemy Israel helped create.
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2y ago
Hamas can just drop their guns and get new ones later.
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2y ago
Ok, then tell me how you do it. Or how well it worked for the us to destroy the Taliban.
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2y ago
Yeah, otherwise why would well poisoning be an ancient practice?
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2y ago
I also almost never have it but I would never presume my experience to be iniversal.
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2y ago
Then the same happens as when there is a bug in Aurora's replication. You lose data. I know this from personal experience.
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2y ago
After looking at Tinder both from men's and women's I would say women pit even less effort into photos than men do. But maybe this varies by country. No, I don't want another gym photo of you standing in an awkward pose. And,
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2y ago
I personally love working with most legacy systems. It is so satisfying learning all that weirdness and peering into the minds of the original authors to then hopefully get to clean it up and make it better. But of course a handful are just
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2y ago
All people I know who have been good at leetcode have been good at coding (of course they may lack other important skills but that you can assess with other questions). You can't become good at leetcode without being good at logical th
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2y ago
One issue is that not everyone loves learning stuff. And since there is no simple way to test for that many instead test for what is simple to test for: trivia. A common issue, people measure what is easy to measure instead of what is actua
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2y ago
I agree that Israel is going about it in a terrible manner but I also do not think that the destruction of Hamas is a reasonable goal. How can you do that without genocide?
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2y ago
But what will happen is that many countries would say no to official visits.
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