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kruffalon
8mo ago
People! Interacting with real people, facing a person trying to get help for something that they don't want to experience is vastly different than reading about a symptom or group of symptoms in a book.
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8mo ago
Do you have a link with information about this? I'm just wondering since I'm currently using 3 different European banks without any biometric authentication to unlock my phone, password manager or provide a 2FA. I'm asking so
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8mo ago
For now[0]. And I don't really think that people mean using google hardware but rather being mined by google software. May I ask, if you (a) just want to be technically correct, (b) don't see the difference or (c) are trying to ma
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8mo ago
The audacity to call an organisation that works on making mobile phones and other small PCs work with free software Luddite is impressive. That's like calling a person going for seconds a conservative (in the USA political sense).
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8mo ago
It is so nice to see that in reality there already are useful laws to combat enshittification, we just need to use them. It is also hopeful that publicly funded organisation asks for better governance rather than just bowing down. Obviously
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8mo ago
I tend to rephrase myself so I dont end a statement inside a parenthesis with a smiley. It's one of those things I think are worth putting some extra effort into, I'm glad to see at least one other person giving it some thought. T
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Keenadu – A Multifaceted Android Malware
(kaspersky.com)
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8mo ago
Kaspersky has detected a new malware for Android devices that it dubbed Keenadu. This malware is distributed in multiple forms – it can be preinstalled directly into devices’ firmware, embedded within system apps, or even downloaded from of
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8mo ago
I came as far as implementing a very simple counting mechanism that I managed to make count up to 3 (or something like that). Then my mother found out about me "stealing" all that cardboard and my days of pinball manufacturing whe
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9mo ago
Todays https://ripplegame.app/ had an interesting connection to this topic... It seems that once again striving for efficiency in society is bad in some way for the social part of humans...
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9mo ago
> Fourth, work is more stressful now. There used to be more time to socialize, but in our quest for productivity, work became denser with fewer idle times The we here is not most people. The quest for higher productivity is not somethin
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9mo ago
Unionize! Unionize! Unionize! So much of the pressure comes from horrendous working conditions from top to bottom. And as a secondary effect unions require meetings and hopefully cross organising with other unions having different people in
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9mo ago
(I have not read your links) What do you mean by "solution" here?
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9mo ago
No, they could not actually. The important thing is to relate to other humans and to be sure of what kind of human you're interacting with: the creators of the game or other players. The staleness that actually "shipping once"
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9mo ago
They have evolved to the general idea that it is always OK to just walk away :) They started as: Books have to something interesting every 50 pages. And with interesting meaning something I want to know more about. Pretty low bar!
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9mo ago
So many... In different ways, but the one that changed me the most profoundly was "The mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley. I read it as a depressed 15yr old, in a time when I read everything I could get my hands on. From co
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9mo ago
This looks like an interesting comment, to me But I'm having a hard time parsing it. Is it a quote? Who is Moxley? Where do the different statements begin and end?
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10mo ago
Docker for humans!
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10mo ago
Unions tend to work for people. If you think that working for people is against corporate interests then I think we should just be dine with corporations. I like people!
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10mo ago
Well, unemployment benefits are also meant to protect your job. As in you, the currently employed person.
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10mo ago
> Optimal play to reduce the search space in both follow the same general pattern - the next check should satisfy all previous feedback Thank you! I might look into this once I break my current streak of the localised wordle clone I'
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10mo ago
Very well said! I was with you until the 9th word from the end. I'd say this is a governments issue rather than companies issue.
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10mo ago
Gringo works in en_US too and imo conveys the feeling we seem to share quite well. I'll try it out for a bit and see how it feels. US:er is kinda clunky.
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10mo ago
True, but on the other hand they always give themselves away so it's very easy to spot and adjust expectations. I found this article and discussion valuable anyway. I would also encourage you to stop using "Americans" as syno
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10mo ago
I really think this is it. And I suspect that in general more people (and sub cultures) in the US will start using more non-committal language in the coming decades. When repression grows harder it might become more important to not be noti
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10mo ago
They are best watched together!
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10mo ago
What a great reminder... A Sharknado marathon is one of the things I really long for, but don't quite have the people for atm... Or maybe it's the time of year?? [Edit - added:] I wonder if you need to have watched both "Jaws
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11mo ago
Ah! Yes, you're right, I think we had one board with Parchís on one side and Oca on the other so we never really named the Oca game (which we almost never played since it's more boring because it lacks player agency).
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11mo ago
This is genius! I was not expecting such an elegant way to deal with PvP in an analog action solitaire game, excellent!!
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11mo ago
Parchís? "¡Oca, oca, tira porque me/te toca!"
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