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mihaaly
3y ago
>> This January, Birnbaum issued a scathing legal declaration as part of the lawsuit, writing, "The decision to set aside the results of an external peer review process based on concerns expressed by agencies with strong policy i
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mihaaly
3y ago
I have a feeling that she has the eyes of the highly trained professional driver (pilot) with good senses and ability to react well. Not something that can be told about the bulk of the drivers on the road. Although I see the point of and a
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3y ago
I went to https://win11-svelte.vercel.app/ , opened up Edge, then went to https://win11-svelte.vercel.app/ , opened up Edge, then went to https://win11-svelte.vercel.app/ , opened up Edge, ...
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mihaaly
3y ago
... but why?!
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mihaaly
3y ago
I am not sure if any self respecting person wants to work in such places among such people with such culture. But it is good to know what kind of people are in charge in those organizations, thanks for the info.
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mihaaly
3y ago
As someone adapted my reading habits to the mostly thin in content internet materials and headline fallacy was very disappointed not finding any links to the actual magazine while rushed through without trying to consume the words.
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mihaaly
3y ago
Wasn't this a spicy criticism about the state of the publishing industry that is effortlessly replaced by generative computational methods? Apparently I missed the point, reading again with fearful eyes now!
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mihaaly
3y ago
May the 4th be with you in avoiding the dark side.
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mihaaly
3y ago
My takeaway is that this is infinitly more secure for those do not care about security - the "password1234" crowd, actually their account may even be secure from them logging in from now on -, for the rest it is about the same, bu
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mihaaly
3y ago
I will never weld my login to a physically so fragile and unpredictably high maintenance and volatile thing as a mobile phone. It is also cumbersome for casual logins and increadibly risky for important ones. Thank you, but no. (good thing
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3y ago
But most importantly are proud in unity of the big and independent Empire that is so influential in most of the UK. Or British Isles minus Ireland. Or Great Britain without some folks in Scotland. Or Englad + Wales. Difficult to follow what
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mihaaly
3y ago
The ability of deployment of an operating (observe the word!) system is paramount and it IS the point here! Designers should lay off of approaching functional tasks through vague and coined phylosophical mission statements in pace of pragma
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mihaaly
3y ago
Yeah, it gives (assumably) simpler (more likely only different) than usual answer to trivial matters where we basically need no computers. But how about complex matters and tasks what computers are actually made for?
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mihaaly
4y ago
: ))
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mihaaly
4y ago
Oh! I thought about re-subscribing to The Economist. I was subscriber several years ago. I like their content and buy the paper version occasionally. You made me think again. And yes, unluckily those toxic 1/3 being hostile to subscrib
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mihaaly
4y ago
I am reluctant to subscribe to anything nowadays. I contemplate hard and long before deciding to go ahead, more likely not going ahead. And this is mostly due to the rubbish client relationships many providers allow for themselves. Most tim
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mihaaly
4y ago
Not the client is the responsible for others agression of course but they are for supplying those doing violents on them with their money. Of course thay are! Those doing shady business to the damage of the customer while the customer aware
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mihaaly
4y ago
Without client conciousness clients will be fcked! Sooner or later will be, as their agressive provider shoves more and more crap down their throat without resistance it will only make that provider more and more determined feeding even mor
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mihaaly
4y ago
I recently had the choise building home server with Windows or Linux, and due to diminishing and frustrating experience, not least with the unavoidbale spinning fans on my windows computers (I call them vacuum when I talk about them to my w
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mihaaly
4y ago
It is on at least one less computer than it could be. I decided not to have Windows at home (I'd choose Pro version as preference for several reasons). It is enough suffering with it working hours, I feel relieved almost every day when
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mihaaly
4y ago
Agreed. That OneDrive thingy my company foolishly employs is making the file ""manager"" only bigger, not better. One of my favourite is how it overrules me in renaming a file. Half way into renaming it decides I will no
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mihaaly
4y ago
Not paying them, perhaps? : / Not buying their products.
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4y ago
I am already hanging on a thread about the user hostile ignorant practices making Windows acceleratingly worse working with. Introducing advertisements into an expensive, eroding usability, arrogantly formated system may tip me over if adve
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mihaaly
4y ago
I am already hanging on a thread about the user hostile ignorant practices making Windows acceleratingly worse working with. Introducing advertisements into an expensive, eroding usability, arrogantly formated system may tip me over if adve
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mihaaly
4y ago
Yes, yes, mostly moved by the robot. Except when the ball drops out of a form rolled over by hand, second when put into the lower bench of a trolley by hand, also when rolls out of a machine (sanding?) stopped by a rolled towel to be wiped
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mihaaly
4y ago
This part automated, part robotic, part manual workflow is interesting. When a robot arm and a human hand with hammer work together in the same area that made my eyebrows elevate a bit.
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mihaaly
4y ago
The point was that other Apple products than Mac sales not change out of global trends, also not much. Hence the root comment about people going away from Apple products is factually wrong. (I can agree with several other of your auxiliary
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4y ago
It was very dishonest and ignorant of them, I will remember them for that! And spread how they f around people. Apparently my strategy of not to handing in notice before a contract is discussed and executed (signed) is not a bad move. I mak
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4y ago
Weird having an insightful factual beginning of a sentence just to conclude with weak and hugely incomplete speculation ignoring the bulk of the picture (Apple's all other products, what actually needed actually entails, ...).
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4y ago
"it quickly becomes very insecure and unreliable" As anything else! As the above picture shows. With the added bonus that you are cluless of the state of a Cloud (no insights of its real state, its actual practices, also kept in d
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