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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Serious reply, why not? Why would you not want people to produce software for Linux? Pride? Too much respect for a long standing feud?
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It's almost as if English is not everyone's first language.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
The author spends the whole article speculating about random topics, at the end mentions that it's most likely a shared notion that people don't consider all species as equal, but spends no time discussing this further. This is mo
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Wireguard is my personal preference for this.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
The story in the article (Sigurður being sent to prison) only happened two weeks ago. The link you are posting is a summary of a previous article written by the same authors at Stundin.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Opera / Vivaldi
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
The first part of your statement is correct, the second is not. The difference between the release of server 2022 and windows 11 was almost night and day, even though they are based on the same core product. Server 2022 is actually an impro
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Because they close your account for not being real and you lose your game library?
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
How do they store your purchases if you refuse to use facebook?
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
You can't really feel pain in your retina though.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Even if children are at less risk, their teachers aren't.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I think it's the difference between people that unsubscribe from lists and those that don't. If you're a regular unsubscriber, your email box is only ever filled with relevant important items. I do the same thing with my phon
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Seems like what they have is in high demand and they only have an ANSI keyboard, which is only really used by the US and China (and people that don't mind limitations) Once they offer an ISO keyboard layout, you would expect demand to
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Tesla spent a lot of good faith to learn that contracts are, in fact, legally binding.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It's true. I'd recommend ShutUp10 to disable this and other 'features' Unfortunately it's not that hard to believe. Let's not forget Ubuntu did this as well and sent everyone's data to Amazon.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
They won't start with passenger planes, first will be cargo flights, then once this is accepted as normal, it will become more ubiquitous over time. Your 'common sense' remark is likely referring to fly by wire, which was cre
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
This is a poor excuse. Pilots are required to keep a certain number of hours logged in simulators. The simulations are always abnormal flight situations. So the only argument here would be that the number of simulator hours required is t
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
The pilot isn't needed, he's just there as a backup. https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/479633-coming-soon-pl...
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It's supposed to be a currency, but almost nobody uses it to buy and sell anything. The merchants that do try and adopt it almost always end up abandoning it. It's also difficult for the average consumer to use making it several t
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
> the memory cells do not retain this knowledge for extended periods of time in the case of the current Covid vaccines we have This is a very misinformed statement as this data hasn't been collected yet.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I think you missed the chance to voice this opinion 50 years ago.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
I get where you're coming from, but unless you're the only expert in your field, I think it's better to have group discussions. Response notifications will primarily be used by people to dominate the chat, and your use case d
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Responses aren't necessarily "to you" If you are going to post a comment that does nothing more than respond to the previous person, you are doing a disservice by forcing thousands of people to read text that is likely irrele
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It's not common for any bank to charge for this. When you take money out of ATM machines abroad, the bank's fee is worked into the exchange rate they apply to you.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
"I looked around western social media and don't understand why I don't see what is popular in asia"
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Why would there be terrorist attacks in the UAE? There aren't even political parties in monarchies making political action more difficult, not to mention the UAE has less crime than Norway.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
The threat is not the cloud provider and this has nothing to do with physical access. The software vulnerability can be exploited by anyone with network access to the machine.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
It doesn't seem that abysmal, more like not maintained by enough people.
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
Bacteria species, sure, but having full on land animals survive an event like that is worthy of note. This discovery channel video might help put things in perspective: https://youtu.be/bU1QPtOZQZU
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by kjaftaedi 5y ago
You don't wonder at all why they needed a private company?

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