mihaaly

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by mihaaly 1y ago
This reminds me of troubles in a parallel universe. Construction industry have products with typical lifetime of 50+, in some cases multiple hundreds. Computing and digitalization are hot topic now and for the past several decades with vari
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by mihaaly 1y ago
More and bigger isolationism and forcing a model that worked in very different circumstances (legal, financial, cultural) does not sound smart.
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by mihaaly 1y ago
How can it be known that the switches were moved physically and not some electrical signal occured on its own (fault) equivalent of switches operated, without actual physical moement of the switch? Some electronic fault in the line of the s
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by mihaaly 1y ago
I believe both arguments assume honest contributors, which may not be completely true. I have no reference but vague recollection of doctored data, made up results (basically cheating) due to publication pressure or just dishonesty/laz
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by mihaaly 1y ago
iPhone's other aspects would still remain comfortably locked down and strictly controlled for you by them if there was the opt in for those interested to have alternative ways of paying for subscriptions. I could hardly believe you onl
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by mihaaly 1y ago
They will only need to ensure that the pointy end does not penetrate the soft surface too much on decent, becoming an eternal pole.
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by mihaaly 1y ago
The security and privacy nighmare that the various credit score systems bring on by collecting and storing sensitive data on individuals some way somewhere with some sort of access for someones for something (a very real big brother in esen
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Believing what is told, trut all what is told, is something to be blamed about (here I am assuming we are talking about adults). Not like blame was allocated here, just since the topic was mentioned.
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by mihaaly 1y ago
I recall in 2014 when we sought travel authorization/visa with my later wife it asked about social media accounts. Well, my memory can fool me, my recollection could be wrong. Anyhow, I had this thought around then, related or unrelate
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by mihaaly 1y ago
There are combination of frequencies, tempo, volume, shortly specific music that acts as psychotropic agent on me, altering the way my mind works for the duration of the song. I am the type laughing at trance and meditation and other hyped-
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by mihaaly 1y ago
They trust kernel extensions apparently, all of them.
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by mihaaly 1y ago
> if you have spent 20 years or more using Microsoft Office, it will feel quite foreign I am using MS Office for 30 years, and the current MS Office products feel offensively alien. Slown down in workflow. Meanwhile, in the past 20 years
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by mihaaly 1y ago
I am struggling with increasing number of daily (sometimes hourly) annoyances of Windows during my work, distracting me considerably by now, so this news fills me with envy. I have an increasing urge fuelled by this - but not only by this -
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by mihaaly 1y ago
I agree. Unluckily the 'take the money and blame every and anyone(thing) else' is a very old game regardless of the context and the tools used. Just look at the characteristic trait of all societies: politics. Barf! Our parents sp
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by mihaaly 1y ago
that's great! : )
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Who told you to? : )
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Have you tested your filtered water - in various conditions - or you just trust it based on the words of others?
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Knowing something well is not dependent on formal education. Helps quite some, but not being a must. And more importantly: not a guarantee!
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by mihaaly 1y ago
The simulation is an excellent idea! Very good it can be explored so easily, excellent. I find the usage of it suboptimal. Showing the main information in small and tucked away in corners while the rest of the screen is filled with short ti
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Aren't the contracts and regulations holding back the honest people only? But not those who violate contracts and regulations, like the dishonest ones?
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Education itself is supposed to teach us learning, not the mere facts/methods, not just the hard knowledge. Hard knowledge comes with it anyway as some sort of 'side product'. You cant learn on nothing, something will be used
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Hard to be an MS emloyee nowadays. No purpose, no pride, frustation all around.
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by mihaaly 1y ago
And there are enstranged families. A sort of common occurrence nowdays, but not unknown in the past either (concealed, suppressed, being a shame, common occurrence of the present is perhaps due to less stigma nowadays). They do not want to
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by mihaaly 1y ago
The Çulture of Unfinished Software gets more and more mainstream, with OS level infrastructure and inflated buzzwords' department. Meanwhile, any chance finishing OneDrive file renaming to work without issues finally? Is there an &#x27
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Lazy Tetris is definitely my game! : )
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Exactly! Dependence on special hardware instead of generally available ones is the making of future trouble for yourself. Also in collaborative environments allowing others to work on your computer, assisting you in an easy way, is importan
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Of course it failed when it was created in completely different circumstances. Or some may say it got outdated. It was started at times when the life expentancy was low. And it was given at age above the life expentancy. And in the beginnin
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Not individual words, but what the text conveys. Also how to approach (digest) unfamiliar content.
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Peeking out of my bubble a bit: Why do we need startups? Why do we need so much that the thought of wrapping the mentality of a whole society around it comes to mind before questioning its legitimacy in a certain context? So serial startup-
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by mihaaly 1y ago
Probably improving buses is a too radical idea here?

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