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by m000 8y ago
What's not to love? It makes you feel rich and generous for a moment: "Look at me as I'm sharing my riches to save this pleb waiter from certain starvation."
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by m000 8y ago
Since you seem to have a first-hand perspective on the production of Parmigiano Reggiano, would you care to comment on the claims of CIWF [1,2] about animal welfare in the region? The situation they describe is quite the opposite of the idy
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by m000 8y ago
The PDO may not work as expected in the face of rising popularity of a product. This could be the case for Parmigiano-Reggiano. A recent #notonmypasta campaign [1] outlined abuses on milk-producing cows (e.g. 0 pasture days) in the PDO regi
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by m000 8y ago
Greece should have thought of that: - Provide unfettered economic access to China for 20 years in exchange for having the country's debt paid by them. - Seed a few alarmist articles. - Wait until USA and EU go crazy over that a
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by m000 8y ago
End-to-End-* is typically just a buzzword. Interpretation is different, depending on who you ask and what is the subject. Regarding end-to-end encryption, back in 1984, Saltzer et al. [1] argued that "functions placed at low levels of
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by m000 8y ago
Yes, for not technical users this can be misleading. Protonmail could have been more up-front.
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by m000 8y ago
I've quickly skimmed through the paper and the ProtonMail whitepaper the author supposedly based their analysis on. Sorry to be harsh, but the conclusions of the analysis are pretty much BS. The reason is that the threat model define
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by m000 8y ago
How portable is Firefox Sync to other browsers? I find myself in need to keep both Firefox and Chrome open at all times (different websites work better with either of them). I would like to have at least my bookmarks and passwords synced—do
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by m000 8y ago
It's also indoctrination. We've been indoctrinated to think of meat as a staple food. Meat was never a staple food before factory farming came along. Fortunately, it seems that humanity's honeymoon with the farming industry i
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by m000 8y ago
The demand for meat (and especially farmed meat) is pretty much artificial. Without massive marketing spending by the food* industry, the demand would be nowhere where it is now. If you regulate the marketing spending and marketing methods
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by m000 8y ago
Labeling/certifying packaged and processed meats based on the animal living conditions is already happening in the Netherlands. There is a one to three star rating called Beter Leven Keurmerk (Better Living Quality Mark). This is stamp
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by m000 8y ago
A suitcase when you travel is not an extra. The payment of the waiter when I dine out is not an extra. And transparency is not about informing the customer about charges in the fine-print of a website or a menu card. Transparency is being u
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by m000 8y ago
A couple of cretan barley rusks are also a great filler for salads. They're a great match with feta and olive oil. They need a 2" soak in water before adding them. Only problem is that you'll have to find a deli that carries
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by m000 8y ago
More like the first step towards Autofac. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6902176/?ref_=ttep_ep8
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by m000 8y ago
What if you automated your job on your own free time?
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by m000 8y ago
A couple of months back, everybody went ballistic when the EU GDPR declared IP addresses as "personal data". Can't recall any posts/articles that were actually defending this GDPR provision—if you can point us to one, I&
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by m000 8y ago
Any guesses for the typesetting system used to produce this paper? Is that troff or something even older?
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by m000 8y ago
What you describe is a clear regression to pre-Google days where searching was kind of dark art. DDG really needs to improve its usability and try prioritize the most relevant results without specifying extra keywords. Yes, it is impossible
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by m000 8y ago
> They will have to jump hoops only if you dont want them see it. Otherwise you just include link in your CV and they dont have to jump anything. If you apply for a niche position with <10 applicants in total, yes they will jump. But
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by m000 8y ago
Hiding your real name in Open Source and using a multitude of pseudonyms instead is plainly bad advice for most people. Yes, you will be covered for that one employer that will not like your OSS profile. But you are giving a hard time to th
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by m000 8y ago
Stalin would approve: http://deepangel.media.mit.edu/showcase/Bye-bye%20Yezhov%21
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by m000 8y ago
You are already on the slippery slope if you allow public "ask your doctor about" advertisements for anything more substantial than mild painkillers or flu symptom remedies. This type of aggressive drug ads is pretty much unique t