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mihaaly
2y ago
Putting your PIN on the back of your credit card is the most convenient thing. It is always there when you need it, no need to remember! Marginal knicknacks vs. serious risks kind of thing here.
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2y ago
Using online services require so much special attention it starts to weight up to the benefits given. Considering the risks, it is already in pair with the value delivered.
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2y ago
I was smiling throughout : ) (it is a good smile)
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2y ago
I'd put some random keys on the bottom of my seat or wired into the TV remote or the doorbell button of my neighbours. The ordered shape and regular size, position of keys is too much of a burden to mee, constricts my wondering creativ
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I am sorry but law is for every citizen who has to obey it, so it is for everyone and everyone have to understand not only lawyers, are you sure you know what you are saying? There can be no lawyer at every time you do almost anything in li
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2y ago
I have 3, yet having two pretty important systems where only one (a single 1!) yubikey allowed to be registered or only support phone app based MFA. (having the misfortune being made to work with about two dozens of web services, it is sooo
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2y ago
But the target audience is for laymen and not lawyers because we all have to abide the law and contracts and have to sign incomprehensive text that will have punishable consequence on us! How to obey the law/regulations/rules when
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2y ago
Those wanting to do harm will adapt in seconds. All others with no harmful intent will have their life a bit or much difficult.
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We elect decision makers who are lazy to do their job so they put the difficult part on everyone's head, basically making everyone proactively proving that they are not criminals (including helping criminals by intent). Also the catchi
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You can't. It will loose OS support in seconds! Then next update of your essential app will stop working as it needs the newer OS. Also the battery is fused to the screen or what and cannot keep up with the AI assisted emojis needs com
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2y ago
Imagine you only can buy Ferrari SUV from now on (coming with built in dishwasher as standard extra). Whatever your usecase is. Be it a family car for shopping, small utility vechicle for delivering goods to a construction site, want to go
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2y ago
Absolutely warranted, but there is no reason to worry, apps will keep up with the performance development and in a blink of an eye you will be forced (security, security security!!) to upgrade to the new versions of phone app or photo app d
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2y ago
It is good to know because of understanding. To know if there is undue influence or the problems depicted are only illusions and no reason to intervene.
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2y ago
Was it so?
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2y ago
'And those with the deepest pocket shall win, amen' There are reasons why there are rules on how to influence voters (campaign), actually, despite voters having absolute 'agency'. There are problematic influences you kno
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2y ago
The question remains: why did they vote for him? What was the motivation? The ads, or matching of the fundamental values represented by him. Protest? Or something else? Of course this is futile play with thoughs while democracy is in danger
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> 'modern team structures' This kind of argumentation somehow never settles with me and blocks me from reading on. 'modern', 'new', 'trendy', 'state of the art', 'industry practice&#
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2y ago
Excellent points! I wonder why these almost never considered.
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2y ago
So many thoughts. I have a feeling that there is no-one to learn from eventually as everyone is in continuous learning and the industry is fast evolving. In general, there are circumstances where this is definitely not true, but living in i
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The trouble is with those rush code out without really looking what they are doing. They make those mistakes, very easily, indeed. No style could save us from those devils! People should take the necessary attention to make quality work (an
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2y ago
You need to work with code from multitude of sources, then you will learn how to read code efficiently. And how futile are your dreams about styles. We are not supermodels and fasion designers, far from it, get over it!
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2y ago
Who cares?!
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2y ago
Considering that programing and tools used for it are not for computers but humans, and that apart from most trivial things more than one people is necessary to make something that work on/with computer(s), it is no surprise that SE is
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2y ago
Agree
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> The key point is to make it harder (but not impossible) for me to use the phone. All apps, and actually the phone manfacturers themselves make phones harder to use through user hostile patterns. Mandatory updates, re-logon, TOC confirm
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"At GitHub, transparency and clarity are at the heart of our relationship with the community." When these kind of carefully crafted prety slogans has to be a prime statement before anything is told then my suspicious mind gets ver
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2y ago
Wow! Hurt 'scientists' are among us apparently, it only took some seconds to downvote (mostly the words of other scientists, the rest is caustic irony). Small people, no place for widespread critical view, facing problems, self cr
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A summary on scientists from the World Science Forum 2024: "The emphasis has been placed on innovation, the rankings have reduced scientists to publication machines, and this brings with it increasing distrust towards researchers."
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Wrong time getting cuastic (except if you are supporting China and Russia in their bully and troublemaker sabotaging efforts).
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I'd consider the serious escalation of offensive (cowardly) acts were carried out by Russia many many years ago repeatedly, increasingly, throughout Europe (elsewhere too), with mild consequences. Got seriously unabashed escalating fur
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