maxboone

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by maxboone 4y ago
It's a law, not every law needs to be true / can be refuted or superseded. So it'd still be Moore 's law, just not true and relevant anymore.
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by maxboone 4y ago
Would you want to live in the EU (e.g. Netherlands) or rather stay in Turkey? Our company, and others in the Amsterdam area, often hire from Turkey and take care of immigration afaik.
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by maxboone 4y ago
The reason isn't just income tax, considering the tax deductibles in Belgium the income tax doesn't go near that for starters. Belgium is a net beneficiary of the EU, because the European institutions housed there. The reason that
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by maxboone 4y ago
I don't think that's entirely valid, you can point a camera to a playing movie but that doesn't waive any copyright.
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by maxboone 4y ago
I don't think it's irrational https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/04/elon-musk-twitter-te...
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by maxboone 4y ago
Related thread on the GitHub repo of Moby: - https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/22054#issuecomment-10997...
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by maxboone 4y ago
I'm a smoker, and it stinks and affects other people around directly. It makes sense that it's different than things that don't drink and affects others directly. I don't feel like smokers are vilified at all, people jus
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by maxboone 4y ago
Probably because second-hand smoke is a thing.
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by maxboone 6y ago
It is the FQDN, but the .com.example notation specifically is generally called big-endian notation (it puts the most significant part first), the UK used to use this with JANET's NRS opposed to DNS. We notate IP-addresses like that as