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The plaintiff's browser did what the defendant's code ordered it to do. If the defendant's code violated GPDR (which seems to be the court's conclusion) by sending the plaintiff's browser somewhere, it's a defe
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5y ago
In this case, I think it is reasonable to demand that a white guy, a black guy, and a female all receive same wages. But the situation where a black guy is hired by a rich and powerful boss, so nobody dares questioning his wages for the fea
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5y ago
Should Israel also be under more criticism than other (very) close US allies, e.g. Saudi Arabia?
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5y ago
Any claim to fair and equal treatment can be dismissed with "whataboutism". "Why I [female/transgender/black/etc.] receive half of what that straight white dude gets?" — "That's whataboutism.&quo
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5y ago
> dare criticize it anyhow, you are quickly marked either a) antisemitic I don't think this is a good representation of anti-anti-Israel debate. The opposite of antisemitism is equality, where there is no "special" treatme
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5y ago
Observers of contemporary culture coined the term "McBoatfacing", defined as "making the critical mistake of letting the internet decide things". In one such observation, Jennifer Finney Boylan of The New York Tim
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5y ago
That's true, but it's a one-time pain, and if you prefer you can configure it by downloading software and connecting the printer. I really like the fact that no-software option is there, though.
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5y ago
My point is, I've been printing from IOS (via AirPrint) and Android (via Google Cloud Print) for 5 years, never installed an app. I've also printed (wirelessly) from Mac and Windows, never downloaded their drivers, or installed an
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5y ago
> the exact same experience. Their mobile app The experience is different: Brother doesn't have any mobile app, which is an additional reason I like them.
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5y ago
With Brother printer here, WiFi works to print straight from iPhones and Androids. This works excellent for apps that otherwise make you mail a pdf to yourself. The initial WiFi setup was done straight from the printer using buttons. Never
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5y ago
That was in 2009-2010 when WhatsApp came out. By that time SMS were free and unlimited under most plans in the US but not in other places. WhatsApp, Viber, LINE etc. caught the non-US markets rapidly as a free alternative to an expensive se
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5y ago
You may want to consider a Mac. Most of its software doesn't use any Fn+ combos, or Home/End/PgUp/PgDown/Insert/ContextMenu keys. They have other shortcuts. It's a pain to learn them in the beginning, but
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5y ago
My issue with TLA is that it states that "There is no depression Gremlin". I disagree: I think that there may be depression Gremlin, we're just unable to reliably discover it yet .
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5y ago
Ok, but if "depression is a biological condition" — I understand we don't know the details — would you agree with what is said in TLA, that "[t]here is no depression Gremlin, either"? The biological condition — that
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5y ago
I'm not arguing, but for a person suffering from depression, who of the following is right? A. People saying "It's all in your head" and reducing depression to a non-biological condition (which is not very helpful at bes
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5y ago
> We aren’t even really sure why most depression treatments work. SSRIs and SNRIs and many others all seem to have a theory behind them, based on biology.
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5y ago
> Tldr: “depression is just a chemical imbalance” is basically a meme The alternative depression meme is "it's all in your head", which is about as useful as telling a diabetes patient "it's all in your pancreas&
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5y ago
> There are no known physical or chemical tests for depression. The absence of evidence is not an evidence of absence. It is true that so far , we don't have physical or chemical tests for depression. This doesn't prove that t
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5y ago
I've lost the thought around this part: > For example, consider a person who says, “now I understand why I have such negative thoughts, can’t get to sleep, and have difficulty getting going…I’ve got depression.” This person might b
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5y ago
One difference from Netflix is that this only has subtitles in English (as far as I looked).
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5y ago
airalo sells eSIMs for most countries in the world, no locals needed. It also sells one for my country, so my friends visiting can buy it from them, so I don't need to keep an extra SIM.
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5y ago
When the majority of programs in the world can't be "run" according to your definition, you might want to reconsider your definition.
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5y ago
I don't think eSIM has a number, and so no verification is needed. I bought a German eSIM a month ago and it worked without any need to register. I never had to do any video call in a language I don't understand. eSIM just worked.
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5y ago
I was traveling to Germany a month ago and read that "By law, all SIM cards in Germany now need to be registered on your name verified by your ID document (and an address) to be activated"[0] and "many more places sell SIM ca
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5y ago
I just heard about it a month ago. Ping me if you want a referral so both me and you get $3 or so.
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5y ago
The vast majority of the programs in the world are written in Javascript, and there's no way for you to "run" them if by that you mean "natively".
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5y ago
airalo is literally made for you.
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maratc
5y ago
> if I'm traveling I can just buy a SIM card at a kiosk and pop it in If you're traveling you sometimes need to show your passport and fill out forms in a foreign language (looking at you, Germany). Adding eSIM is a lot easier,
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5y ago
So Java, Groovy, Scala, Kotlin and Clojure aren't running on x86, nor ARM, nor Apple Silicon?
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5y ago
Big Tech has nothing to do with it, as the tech is spreading everywhere, and to the governments as well. I was filling out a government form for a relative of mine to get on a plane (Covid-19 regulations). After filling out all the relevant
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