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by kazen44 6y ago
I agree with your sentiment. Also, why not let other manufacturers produce vacciness aswell? Getting the vacinnes produced rapidly and in enough numbers seem to be the number one priority in this.
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by kazen44 6y ago
actually, it has shown time and time again that unregulated capitalism is just not working for a majority of the population. The myth of the "free market" is in the same vein as the centrally planned economy of a socialist state.
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by kazen44 6y ago
doas is a wonderful alternative to sudo. For one, the config file is actually easy enough to read properly.
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by kazen44 6y ago
contradictions also exist in civil law systems (ofcourse). But seem to be far less... cloudy then common law systems. Most contradictions in civil law seem to either be from really old law (think, pre french revolution/napoleonic perio
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by kazen44 6y ago
To be fair, starting with something like a BSD might be easier in terms of networking. Mainly because the tooling hasn't been all over the place in the last 2 decades. Also, a lot of network knowledge is not OS specific. Learning about
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by kazen44 6y ago
which in a lot of european countries, doesn't even exist as a differentiator.
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by kazen44 6y ago
How are freebsd ports less up to date? As far as i am aware, ports are usually as up to date as can be, because you are compiling from source.
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by kazen44 6y ago
also, sometimes hard decisions with severe negative consequences have to be made. not being open about these kind of decisions because they are not "positive" does far more harm then good.
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by kazen44 6y ago
thank you for this comment. it has described the kind of thinking that is important very well.
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by kazen44 6y ago
this raises a good point. being negative is almost always culturally seen as a bad thing, especially in the US, while in would argue hiding your negativity is far worse in the long run because it occludes your state of mind to your peers. h
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by kazen44 6y ago
its the same in small teams at work. having worked in a small, close knit team which was in constant discussion and "conflict" with each other because people in the team where very passionate about the work. its far note liberatin
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by kazen44 6y ago
this cultural reason for a lot of countries is logical aswell. for instance, after world war 2, most European counties had to do heavy intervention in their economy to rebuild their country from scratch. (the dutch and French had wage freez
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by kazen44 6y ago
which is not the argument I think is important. I want healthcare for those around me aswell! why is this healthcare not an option for those in society who are less able to work or are good at jobs which are not engineering/high paying
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by kazen44 6y ago
because leaving behind the people and community around me is not worth the money and work/life balance? also, the US has a political and social problem which make it a place I would not want to live.
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by kazen44 6y ago
you can also do this argument to other way. american labour law is a joke, and outside of the 1% circles on HN, workers in the US have terrible working conditions for a western, developed nation. also, a cultural thing I don't see talk
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by kazen44 6y ago
the bgp implementation on all ubiquiti's products is a tangled mess. it hogs CPU, is unstable and does not support most "nice bgp features".
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by kazen44 6y ago
while i understand your argument, enterprise/ISP routers have completely different functionality then home devices. most people in the network engineering field cut their teeth on enterprise gear in lower level positions. for instance,
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by kazen44 6y ago
ofcourse you are right, i meant 2 decades :)
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by kazen44 6y ago
Heck, old colleagues of mine have been doing "dedicated/shared hosting" for the better part of nearly 25 years. virtual private servers have existed for 20 decades+.
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by kazen44 6y ago
I think you are highly optimistic about this timescale. This perspecitive is highly US centric. For instance, a lot less people buy new cars in europe, not to mention the developing world.
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by kazen44 6y ago
Also, i wonder when some manufacturer will deliver a plain jane electric vehicle suitable for the developing world. None of the eletric cars seem fixable by standable mechanics somewhere outside the western world. This is a shame, because e
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by kazen44 6y ago
in most European countries (as far as I am aware) vechiles themselves are taxed in so called road tax. you pay a higher amount if your car causes more damage to the road.
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by kazen44 6y ago
as a Dutchman, I can tell you wind is not considered an issue while biking. rain isn't either.
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by kazen44 6y ago
this graph does not take into the account the massive geopolitical difference between ukraine and poland, especially considering poland had far more possibilities in regards to joining and integrating with western european economies compare
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by kazen44 6y ago
this would be the case in most european countries mainly because of the difference in culture in regards to working and the role of making money in society. It is not necessarily a bad thing either in my opinion. A lot of americans seem so
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by kazen44 6y ago
ASML is not directly funded by a govermental grant yes, but phillips had massive govermental support (mainly from the dutch goverment and the EEC aswell).
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by kazen44 6y ago
also, things like doors not closing properly have nothing to do with it being an electric car. Bodywork in cars has been stamped metal for atleast 70 years, if not more. while it is a delicate and complicated process, it has been done count
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by kazen44 6y ago
i think you greatly misunderstand the size of some telco's and Infrastructure providers. also, some manufacturing giants are truly enormous.. samsung for instance makes everything from smartphones to artillery installations.. same goes
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by kazen44 6y ago
also, what consists of three meals? the way I learned to cook (and most people I know) is you get a couple of ingredients for a dinner, and use the leftovers for lunch/dinner the next day. breakfast usually consists of something simple
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by kazen44 6y ago
is this really the case though? it seems state law results in a ton of balkanization in the USA aswell. bigger barriers to doing business is probably cultural moreso then rules themselves.

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