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by krageon 4y ago
Why is malware even allowed here, especially when it isn't especially interesting?
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by krageon 4y ago
This article consistently spreads the fantasy energy can come from nowhere. Your weight is (almost) always within your control, even the study under discussion doesn't claim otherwise. It even points out if the fat mice eat less, they
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by krageon 4y ago
If you have a packaging problem approaching any kind of complexity all python packaging is trash.
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by krageon 4y ago
The fallback scenario just embeds the interpreter inside of the binary. That still nets you a single binary, unless I'm missing something?
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by krageon 4y ago
> If you are against this, your views are [...] You do not get to tell other people what their views are. In the first place, questioning what has in practice meant "buy some tanks and go oppress the natives" is not something s
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by krageon 4y ago
Perhaps you can give me an example of "speak the language of fantasy". While I can see your point, I can't really see how to put it into practice. Edit: I didn't realise you were the person I responded to. I see what you
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by krageon 4y ago
From the many depressing years I've done UX work I can promise you no amount of changes they make will protect users from their own mistakes. It is far better for your own sanity to accept people make mistakes. This is what development
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by krageon 4y ago
Dev edits on live, makes mistake. Nothing to really see here.
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> without absolute freedoms No current country has absolute freedoms, except as a fantasy.
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docker is not cross-platform
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If you function well and are happy, why not?
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Given that it hasn't been investigated yet, I don't see why this change specifically will make a legislator wake up. It's more of the same.
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by krageon 4y ago
This person doesn't need the core features of a modern smartphone: consistent alarms and reliable connectivity. As such, it is no wonder they love the pinephone: it is essentially a tiny laptop! That said, I don't find this very c
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by krageon 4y ago
Your response is essentially "yes it is". Apparently we disagree.
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If you feel that is a distinguishing factor between spam and corporate spam, you are quite simply wrong. The layout of an email means less than nothing for authenticating the source.
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> brand's digital presence Yeah, ok. You lost me there. Technology should exist to enable people, not some marketing asshole that thinks a button would look significantly better five pixels to the left.
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Spam is not this big of an issue - filters for it are easily available and work well, even if you host your own.
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Not just paranoid, it's ascribing far too much competence to them.
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Yes, config issues part of basically every contemporary 5g infra rollout.
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> Dutch > mostly normal to work 32 hour It is absolutely not if you work in the tech sector. The expectation is full-time and this is 40 hours at most companies.
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Statistically the US is also the best country to end up destitute, homeless and harassed by the police regularly. Plus - what are "socialist-type EU countries"?
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Speaking from experience, no.
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You find them by applying to non-tech companies that are large :)
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Telling a recruiter things you'd like usually leads to them telling you to fuck off, so this advice is very good for getting zero jobs. If you get through a whole interview process (i.e. you like them) and the fact that they don't
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by krageon 4y ago
The (bias) issues with crime statistics are well-documented and well-understood (even within actual police and secret service agencies). This is not polemic - what is polemic is how to fix that (and whether or not we should, given that the
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by krageon 4y ago
The PRADO website says it is not (yet) fit for purpose and you should go to your own country's agency to verify passports. The fact of the matter is that for most EU countries, you simply cannot verify them unless you are a government
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by krageon 4y ago
You are not an expert and have only anecdotal evidence. Someone might read your post and assume that your advice is healthy to follow, while it flies in the face of actual medical advice. As such, your post is actively harmful to other peop
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The quoted paper doesn't support what you say. It also doesn't demonstrate a difference in the elderly. Given that, I'm inclined to take the rest of this post with a grain of salt and I think every other reader should do the
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This is completely unrelated to what is under discussion and an extreme-right dogwhistle besides. Surely you can do better?
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by krageon 4y ago
The tweet chain clearly explains what the book is about, and it is not a criticism of capitalism as a whole (as valid as that may be). It is a criticism of large publishers exploiting people who actually make things.

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