mihaaly

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by mihaaly 4y ago
Not the same, but it is definitelly on the rise. Ironic - or scary - that this is happening in the (proudly) largest "democracy" in the world.
782.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Apparently it struck too close to home. Unleashing tax officials on an organization painting a negative picture (well, not, Modi and accoplice paint it, the BBC only presents it) is a failed attempt of masquerading an authoritarian governme
783.
by mihaaly 4y ago
I missed that! I cheered for the success in a previous comment (despite not willing to give out 1300+ and not having it for long time). But that is with i3 and 240G SSD?! My base config is 2300GBP, that is ridiculous. Then waiting the minim
784.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Mine was that you need an Excel to create a CSV file. For one email. Why?
785.
by mihaaly 4y ago
It is very promising they are having such good customer feedback.
786.
by mihaaly 4y ago
I thought the content is more important than getting whatever quickly... Rename the file to get what you want, am I the only one finding that a very strange approach?
787.
by mihaaly 4y ago
The old Intel vs. Motorola joke comes to mind from the era of floating point bug in Pentium. Intel and Motorola processors compete: How much is 2 + 2? - asks the Motorola 5! Wrong answer. But I was quick wasn't I?!
788.
by mihaaly 4y ago
They seem to be real entrepreneurs running the thing from a farm in rural settings [1] where the director lives (same personal address declared). If I read it right they are in ca. 400k debt so far, working it down slowly. I am wishing them
789.
by mihaaly 4y ago
I wrote to do security only updates, look back. But new standards in every 2 weeks? You are kidding, right?! : )) And security updates as well every other weeks?! (or sometimes two in one day or in three days in between: just checked the up
790.
by mihaaly 4y ago
There was a lightly visited portal (news) that I got used to and started to bug me to turn off my adblocker (uBlock) if I want to read their materials (I do not call their duplicated things fetched from here and there articles). I stopped v
791.
by mihaaly 4y ago
I am a user of browsers and though I like it the most the Firefox drives me crazy with the constant updating notices. I will never let any program auto update itself if I have a choice - sorry, I like to know if something is happening with
792.
by mihaaly 4y ago
As far as I see it is just yet another private organization that aims at watching what the population visits on the internet.
793.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Like the shade of a Star Destroyer?
794.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Are they trained and used to judge things not fitting to the patterns (shape, behaviour, position, ...) of human made objects? Trained in the 'impossible'? I assumed their training has bounds on how human made objects behave. When
795.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Probably the type of people building up something viable for years (popular expression I heard: raise their children), with years of work and commitment, then operate it and improve when necessary - keeping alive in hard times - without ove
796.
by mihaaly 4y ago
The way interviews (and hiring) is conducted sense this as well, illustrate it. Giving it the (alibi of) equality prinicipal treating everyone the same with standardised measures and whiteboard tests effectively looking for new people fit a
797.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Correct, thanks for highlighting that, I edited to explicitly note (beyond 'energy efficient ventillation') that there are heat preservation techniques to use (heat exchangers) with the elevated level of ventilation needs while av
798.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Correct, that is a common botched (ignorant, clueless) doing ignoring humidity aspects of highly insulated homes that was not an issue while air tightness (and consequently the energy efficiency) was on a lower level and traditional materia
799.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Cannot escape home insulation and energy efficient ventillation if you want to ensure healthy environment from the humidity point of view. Bathroom, cooking, laundry, and people as well, all will produce humid air that will form mold on col
800.
by mihaaly 4y ago
A household with 50k is middle? Come on, don't joke with me man! Why don't you start from 20k instead, then the middle class is huge then! :DD Try being 'stable' on 50k, or even 70-80k without having a sum to start with
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Sorry, misspoke. I ment community housing. Owned and maintained by the community for anyone, like in Sweden. Did not mean the subsidised basic housing for the use of the most miserable to conserve their status, taking their money with marke
802.
by mihaaly 4y ago
It's more like Germany that is formed of stable middle class. UK has wealthy and poorer (worker?) people, these are the stable classes. Others in between sooner or later slide down if not hanging on tirelessly to the supposedly middle
803.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Oi! :)
804.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Nice, even the nonregulation can be made more chaotic than it inherently is. :)
805.
by mihaaly 4y ago
Centralised, but also split up into disfunctioning parts with own rules and procedures, no centralization in many practical matters (own traffic, health, housing, etc. rules, come one!), own parliament and offices here and there randomly wi
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by mihaaly 4y ago
The UK society and policies are very strongly property oriented. Additionally the traditional phyche looks at people in classes, upper and lower class (the middle class is negligible compared to wealthy European countries and is neglected,
807.
by mihaaly 4y ago
* Also people like to argue the validity of other's view for the sake of projecting truth-knowing with cursory wisdome like if there was one truth. Spiced with life path couching on own initiative as an extra.
808.
by mihaaly 4y ago
I will watch it right now from BBC. : )
809.
by mihaaly 4y ago
You mean if I do not buy then this whole problematic construction will go away for good?! I can do that! I can refrain from buying for the sake of the humanity, no problem! : )
810.
by mihaaly 4y ago
How about inheriting a device?

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