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mihaaly
2y ago
In my direct personal experience the whole IT management and HR world worked hard making procedures and practices (overly specific role specification details, recruitment standardisation including interviews, rigid technical expectations in
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2y ago
Probably it is not (only) eroding trust but eroding nerves with the overbearing sense that someone must look over everything and protect for anything and everything, including themselves, in other words meddle with each other's lives t
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mihaaly
2y ago
Yes. : (
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mihaaly
2y ago
The second part was an adjacent complain about the generic trend of putting things to the web too much. As it is obvious. It wasn't about this very project (the "putting everything" =/= 'putting Avalonia based Visua
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2y ago
Almost every known product maker make procedures around having a vulnerable product and advertises it as 'securing your data has the utmost importance' while releasing thick stream of security patches on the back of patches, more
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mihaaly
2y ago
True
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mihaaly
2y ago
Is this supposed to work? It does not for me. Probabbly my privacy settings are prohibitive for it? And why is this mania putting everything into the browser that does not belong there? Is the reason putting there is just to have it there?
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2y ago
And they are proud of their low tax system, because high taxes kill businesses. Better people than businesses, right?! : / (Trump will bring the paradise with even lower corporate taxes for the common people voted for him)
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2y ago
Cycling is analogous with skydiving without parachute?! Why not suicide? Poor choice of synonym. But true, the system is very badly 'designed' in lots of places. Mostly where they just wanted to pretend having a system, but not re
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2y ago
I believe he suggest to establish a chain of smoke signal towers transmitting the bits of our holiday photos to our distant relatives. During the day and when there is no wind of course. There is no alterntive between storing everything in
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2y ago
I work now for a long history smaller organization that formalized management and organization in the past 4-5 or so years. I joined midway of this - looking my way out now - and the focus on unconnected details only was odd right from the
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2y ago
> Modern web browsers serve a radically different purpose than they did in the 90s And that is a bad thing it was pushed this far! Exactly this is the argument here!
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2y ago
Exactly. Putting everything, I mean everything into the browser, and arguing for it, is stupid. It stops becoming a browser then and becomes a native sytem, with the problems of the native systems accessing the open wild all over again. And
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2y ago
I see it more like having a discussion, of some things the topic triggers and are very adjacent, crticism of cruise ships fit very well with articles about cruise ships. You may very well add more thoughts about the specific one, about savi
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2y ago
I use it for ages, and did not get to know it through promotion or advertisement or campaign but reputation. And I stayed, updated not because some chatter buzz or famousness or other face matter but because it was good for me. Their strate
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2y ago
You forget to list 'it is not true' as the reason for downwote, my child! (no, you did not forget, you had no such reason, only that you are bored or some are even offended by others do not like what is grown to be precious while
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mihaaly
2y ago
[facepalm]
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mihaaly
2y ago
I wonder how many offended Apple employees and dedicated fans hang around this article, but seeing the number of grey comments being a bit sceptical about the overall efficiency of Apple environmentalism there most be more than one. ; ) But
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2y ago
(... just silently, with a shy look: perhaps could make and distribute much much less fast obsoleting electronic devices then?... just an idea...)
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2y ago
I once rearranged the coloured stickers on the faces. On top of cheating it looked very ugly afterwards. : ) (ps.: after a quick search I see that one can buy replacement stickers for a few bucks on Amazon :D)
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2y ago
I hope they also plant one or two small trees somewhere! And promote the use of refillable water botles on campus!!
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2y ago
Been in Jokkmokk in the Winter Market once, I believe in the beer tent it was around zero, mild temperature for enjoying beer (outside it was -22C).
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2y ago
Do they know who they dare talking to?! That tone, scandal!! Should know his/her place the unrespectful puny fella!
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2y ago
This is unnatural and unhealthy. For the individual and the society alike. Societies are obsessed with economic (amount of dollars) performance and the competition between and inside countries. Which on this level [1] is sick and unsustaina
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2y ago
Not buying alone sounds a pretty powerful boycott thing. Unluckily, so many care less than nothing, buying whatever is the cheapest and loudest in praising itself with the biggest lies or misdirection. There is a huge and successful market
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2y ago
I don't know, I am still processing the 'remote for a monitor' idea. Sounds like the 'remote for a car stereo' kind of thing. Is this for people with short arms perhaps?
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2y ago
It is the 'make something for the user/client' vs. 'make something to sell' mindset. The latter one is what overwhelmingly more companies (not only BigTech, not at all!) adopted nowadays. And Boeing. ;)
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2y ago
Depending on your circles. In many doing what a celebrity does means squat, or backfires. Better watch our peers.
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2y ago
I believe the west cares that much to pretent that they have doubt about interfering drastically in the life of heterogeneous and diverse view people grouped together geographically and called country. Showing that they respect independence
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2y ago
Humanity en masse are superficial ignorant pretentious idiots. They are so pretentious that they pretend they are not pretentious and they care a lot ('It is utmost important for us [arbitrary lie here]'). Except Trump kind of peo
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