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mfcl
6y ago
Exactly! And it's a bad kind of duopoly. It's not like I'm customer and I only have two choices. Here, I only two choices and I pretty much to use them both since if I drop one I loose a lot of potential customers.
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mfcl
6y ago
It can happen, but it's pretty rare. And when it happens nothing changes because no one cares.
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mfcl
6y ago
Do you have an example of such package? I've used Go modules for years and never encountered that.
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mfcl
6y ago
Surely if you want to patch the Linux kernel, then you can deal with text based emails?
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mfcl
6y ago
Then the team losing is what started the riot. I never said the reason had to be worth rioting for. I only said that riots start from somewhere.
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6y ago
Of course the riots are just a symptom. And of course a lot of people of in those riots are not there for the cause. Would there be riots right now had Floyd not been killed? Have you even seen a riot started out of nothing? Just for fun? I
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7y ago
I think we would get some value back, potentially even more. Probably hard to quantify anyway. CC rewards are a strategy to limit competition. It makes it harder for new players because merchants don't need them, they need Visa and the
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mfcl
7y ago
Last time I heard about servo I read that it was a proof of concept and that the good ideas would be ported to Gecko. I could be wrong. I'm still quite confused about what servo is and will be.
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7y ago
v2 is used so that the import path is different. The idea is that by breaking the API, you are basically making a new module instead of improving one (metaphorically of course), and it doesn't make sense for the same module to have the
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7y ago
I don't think it matters since the result would probably be cached in RAM anyway.
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7y ago
How would that work?
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7y ago
Ok, so they currently pay taxes and streaming services don't (or not all of them do). They are fighting this. Fair enough. But that won't solve the problem. Everything cable offers is now offered by the internet and even much more
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7y ago
> Unfortunately, artists can't make a living from free advertising. They also don't make money when the meme is 128x128 pixels or not used at all. What is your point?
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mfcl
7y ago
Yup. That's why I chose car2go in the first place. Communauto looked too amateur. But maybe it's good enough? I'll try it.
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7y ago
Was it difficult to get service in English? I remember now that I never got service in French. When I called, I would press the button for French and always get an anglophone speaker. But that's a problem I get with most companies. I s
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7y ago
How did you come up with the opinion that their customer service was bad? It is not my experience with them. > Good riddance. Like they deserve to have to stop their service in NA? > soapbox shaped small cars Smart cars.
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mfcl
7y ago
What applies to all open source projects?
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mfcl
7y ago
In that case, can you just stay in v0.x.y?
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mfcl
7y ago
Have you looked into Firefox Containers for separating your personal and work accounts?
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7y ago
The true image is that 65-year-olds are not learning how to code.
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mfcl
7y ago
The title says that 65-year-olds are learning how to code, yet the article itself only mentions one example. It does not provide more data, except about the decline of productivity and the aging population. A 65-year-old learning how to cod
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7y ago
Yes, we know that. They were talking about 2FA over SMS.
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7y ago
Of course it is, and that's okay. It is NPM removing a package from its own servers. It is okay just like automatically deleting spam emails is okay and disallowing bad words during children TV shows is also okay. It's not like NP