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811.
by jeltz 2y ago
It makes the people with arrest warrants much less welcome to visit other countries. While they still may not actually arrest a leader of state many countries would say no to a visit to not risk a media scandal by having an accused war crim
812.
by jeltz 2y ago
Since I do not follow OpenAI or Ycombinator I first learned that he was a scammer when he released is crypto currency. But I am surprised that so many did not catch on to it then. It is not like he has really tried to hide that he is a grif
813.
by jeltz 2y ago
Seems like good things to me.
814.
by jeltz 2y ago
But does it destroy any non-predatory businesses? If other people here are correct it should be trivial for Booking to comply since they are already almost compliant.
815.
by jeltz 2y ago
So what are the concrete problems with the DMA? I do not know it well enough but as a EU citizen and small business owner I am generally very happy with other EU regulations.
816.
by jeltz 2y ago
What does the authorities say when you contact them?
817.
by jeltz 2y ago
The ready-to-use is only true for the most popular software like PostgreSQL. Anything else is often broken and/or unmaintained.
818.
by jeltz 2y ago
No, that depends on the speaker. Some talk within a job but from my anecdotal experience most do not.
819.
by jeltz 2y ago
We have beavers in Stockholm too. I occasionslly see them at night when running i central Stockholm. We also have foxes, hares and deer, but those you can see all the time the beavers are a more rare sight since they live in the water and a
820.
by jeltz 2y ago
It is like when someone here accused Andres Freund (PostgreSQL core dev who recently became famous due to the xz backdoor) of Dunning–Kruger when he had commented on something related to PostgreSQL's architecture which he had spent man
821.
by jeltz 2y ago
An undescribed but very famous thing among the readers of HN.
822.
by jeltz 2y ago
Is C amd64 assembly then?
823.
by jeltz 2y ago
Yes, it would be. It is a pity HTML won over RTF.
824.
by jeltz 3y ago
And another of the systemd devs, Kay Sievers, was banned from contributing to the Linux kernel due to his bad attitude and unwillingness to collaborate. Poettering and Sievers are skilled devs with huge egos.
825.
by jeltz 3y ago
This was a correct use of downvotes. You posted something as truth that you seemingly just made up.
826.
by jeltz 3y ago
Nope, because nobody has implemented re-locatable symbols for the JIT so plans cannot be reused.
827.
by jeltz 3y ago
The auth flow for Teams has always been very buggy so that is a good guess.
828.
by jeltz 3y ago
If I had not know that Gleam was built on top of Beam I would have had no idea which OTP was referred to.
829.
by jeltz 3y ago
They are not even sold in a lot of the EU and they barely market the phones. Kinda hard for there to be consumer demand if you cannot even buy it.
830.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yeah, I am pretty sure that it is but curiously I am not a very anxious person in other aspects of my life. But I am still a horrible procrastinator who loves to procrastinate anything which gives me the slightest bit if anxiety or indecisi
831.
by jeltz 3y ago
The funny thing is that if a function does not exist they often just make up one. But that happened on Stack Overflow too. Most of the answers in areas I knew had incorrect answers on SO. Only in areas where I am a beginner there is usually
832.
by jeltz 3y ago
They didn't repeal it, they modified it.
833.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, AMP was a way for Google to increase their ad revenue and try to prevent people from leaving Google.
834.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, that depends on airline and airport. If you fly from Stockholm flights within the EU never check ID. I don't think even Ryanair does.
835.
by jeltz 3y ago
Also the trails are not the pollution.
836.
by jeltz 3y ago
The real and possible lab leak theory was never about any bio weapons or bio weapons research. We still have no strong evidence for or against an accidental lab leak of non-bioweapon. But experts (including one of my friends who was tasked
837.
by jeltz 3y ago
Never heard of this complaint before or anything even remotely like it. Your problem is quite unique.
838.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yeah, this is a very unique complaint which makes me think OP is the one doing something seriously wrong.
839.
by jeltz 3y ago
I have never been at a place with cursed branches and I have no idea how that can possibly happen in git. Sorry but your colleagues were just totally incompetent.
840.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, but the patience is quite amazing which makes me think it is someone who is employed to do this either by an intelligence agency or by a major ransomware company. Of course it could just be a very patient person.

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