miroljub

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by miroljub 4y ago
> Unleashing tax officials on an organization painting a negative picture (well, not, Modi i and accoplice paint it, the BBC only presents it) is a failed attempt of masquerading an authoritarian government overstepping their limits of g
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by miroljub 4y ago
Exactly. Out of the box Jira is pretty usable, but if you go wild with defining crazy workflows and screen, the experience can become awful.
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by miroljub 4y ago
They could save the effort and just link to an "about:blank".
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by miroljub 4y ago
I remember the times when I was the only Thunderbird user in an Outlook infested company. I remember it was crazy fast, especially real-time search folders were a game changer for me, so I could filter messages however I liked and let them
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by miroljub 4y ago
Lethargic and lethargies comes from the old Greek (or was it Latin, too lazy to check). It's a relatively common loan word in most of the European languages. My guess is that for most slightly educated non-native English speakers that
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by miroljub 4y ago
On most porn sites, you don't have autoplay forced up your throat. They also have a much better recommendation system, that doesn't recommend you completely irrelevant or sponsored content.
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by miroljub 4y ago
That's one of the examples that could help you spot non-native speakers (me included). I would regularly say: "I ran home as fast as possible", while a native speaker would just use: "I rushed home". On the second r
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by miroljub 4y ago
> Maybe the 3rd-party library people could have sent a basic "Thanks for the feature request" reply for the sake of politeness... But lacking that polish doesn't make them "selfish". Why would they? I mean, when
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by miroljub 4y ago
Seems like blackmail from the Cloudflare side. Waiting for a quote while having an outage doesn't give any negotiation possibility. However, good luck. And hope your enterprise contract with Cloudflare will be limited only to amount of
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by miroljub 4y ago
That's what media already does.
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by miroljub 4y ago
... and something like that never happened in the rest of the world, only in Soviet Union and China? If the government is tyrannical, they don't need an AI as an excuse. Lacking AI they can, and did, use the science, experts, god, devi
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by miroljub 4y ago
Why do we see an issue if AI is biased, while 90% of media run by humans are biased too? Every single individual has its own bias, so why it's an issue for an AI. If we look at the many topics, there's no universal objective truth
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by miroljub 4y ago
None of these services is Merchant of Record (that handles taxes). Neither is Stripe. At this day and age, I don't understand why would any small to medium business that sells online internationally use anything else but Merchant of Re
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by miroljub 4y ago
> I really wish they'd send a couple of squadrons of Gripens to Ukraine, because I think they'd be the perfect aircraft for that theatre. With or without pilots?
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by miroljub 4y ago
Maybe because the technical selection process was not important? The decision was purely political, they wanted to please the most important NATO country, and they wouldn't achieve that goal by buying MiG or Tornado.
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by miroljub 4y ago
Why do you expect the next government will somehow be better for Sweden than Erdoğan? If they climb to power, they will still need to compel to hardcore nationalist population, in case of Sweden even more than Erdoğan, since they will need
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by miroljub 4y ago
That's because you are visibly American. If you looked more like a southerner, you'd have much better, they wouldn't switch to English. On the other hand, they wouldn't even speak a Norwegian to you.
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by miroljub 4y ago
Call it Facility Manager, and suddenly, you'll have enough applicants, given that you don't scrooge too much on the compensation part.
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by miroljub 4y ago
Free market is not a religion that everyone has to follow. That was just a set of conventions that people follow if they benefit from it. As soon as China and other free countries [1] realized they can follow other rules that are more benef
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by miroljub 4y ago
As an EU citizen, I'll be happy if Meta would block me everywhere. Then I won't have to fiddle with various ad blocker and tracking blocker settings to make sure they are not getting anything from me.
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by miroljub 4y ago
Big German newspapers give you an option to allow their personalized ads or to pay a subscription to access their content. You have a choice. Besides, they are not tracking you everywhere. Spiegel will not care if you visited Zeit or Bild.
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by miroljub 4y ago
> Of the 52 components Ukrainians removed from the Iranian Shahed-136 drone, 40 appear to have been manufactured by 13 different American companies, according to the assessment. > The remaining 12 components were manufactured by com
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by miroljub 4y ago
This was possible only because Ursula vdL is not in charge of Bundeswehr any more. That being said, god save the EU, since these walking tax-money black hole is now leading the whole EU.
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by miroljub 4y ago
You should change your Hausarzt. They can be so careless only because enough people tolerate such behaviour. I just send an email what I need, they reply to me the same day or tomorrow that it's ready to be picked up. I got there, and
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by miroljub 4y ago
While agree that it would be nice from the Substack to give credit to Ghost, they are not required to do. It's unfair to complain about Substack doing exactly what they are explicitly allowed to do by the company that released Ghost un
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by miroljub 4y ago
It's not only about fat fingers. I may be upvoting more if the up/down links were below the comment. Usually I don't vote until I read the complete comment, and then, scrolling back up just to vote and then back to continue r
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by miroljub 4y ago
That's true, but if you don't pay in advance for well-written software, you are not going to get it later.
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by miroljub 4y ago
>> There’s nothing close to chasing a toddler in a circle for an hour. > I hope this is your toddler. I hope it's your toddler who wrote this comment.
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by miroljub 4y ago
It costs that much only in the USA, not everywhere. In many parts of the world, it's either way less expensive, or even covered by health insurance (at least a few tries).
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by miroljub 4y ago
> What’s the fossil fuel burn of Bank of America’a entire IT and anti-fraud department? That brings quite a value. Without anti-fraud measures, you wouldn't have a monetary system.

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