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by moksly 6y ago
I’m well aware of this, but I’m not comfortable investing into something I can’t personally see a reason to buy. I doubt google is going anyways, but I would never invest with them. This strategy has never failed me, though I obviously may
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by moksly 6y ago
Office365 business essentials, same price, more disk space, and since we use Azure/office365 at my place of work the administrative skills correlate between the two. Costs about the same, but you pay for a year instead of a month at a
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by moksly 6y ago
Not really. I mean, I’ve used YouTube but it’s not something I do regularly and I’ve never used google analytics.
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by moksly 6y ago
I’d never short anything, but I really don’t see the value of google. I used to love their services, but now the only one I use is maps, and that’s not because of privacy concerns, it’s because their competition is just better. I used to ha
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by moksly 6y ago
I think you do him a disservice when you quote it out of context. “You met me at the peak of my career when I seemed to you to be concerned with problems close to the gods.“ doesn’t read like hubris to me, in fact it kind of reads like to o
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by moksly 6y ago
It’s not particularly difficult, but you have to clearly label it and consumers will likely avoid it when you do.
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by moksly 6y ago
I'm not sure where you got the impression that the EU would have a problem with bio engineering. The European public in general is very critical of GMO in to-human products, but that's about where it ends. Almost all the crops gro
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by moksly 6y ago
I work as an external examiner for CS students, and one year I was assigned first semester exams. To brush up my knowledge on freshmen CS stuff I completed the CS50x course from Harvard on EDX.org and I can easily say that it was taught so
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by moksly 6y ago
You likely can’t run a successful campaign for a non finished/play tested board game, no. There is too much competition for backers to take the risk. It doesn’t stop people from trying, but there is a reason so many project never get f
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by moksly 6y ago
That was really not my point, my point is that once you’re a wizard in azure operations those skills won’t transfer to AWS. Similarly to how a windows admin can’t automatically use his/her skills as a Linux sysadmin and vice versa. May
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by moksly 6y ago
AMP is faster? I’ve never been on an AMP page where I didn’t eventually need to go to the actual site to get the full content. So it’s really just an annoying step between me and the content I searched for. It’s been one of the primary thin
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by moksly 6y ago
But your example is a strawman, there is no difference between Microsoft and me as far as preventing people from putting a slavery celebration picture on their virtual cars. Companies have been filtering which words you’re allowed to use as
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by moksly 6y ago
Even if you don’t use the special snowflakes, you’re still in a Linux vs Windows sort of world where your AWS skills won’t apply to Azure if you’re working on the operations and security parts.
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by moksly 6y ago
I wouldn’t want people to celebrate slavery in my garden, so I can understand why Microsoft wouldn’t want people to do it in theirs.
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by moksly 6y ago
A lot of the time the enterprise architect is a project manager with technical insights, ability to talk to both the business and the development side, and, most importantly someone who has a real impact on decision making. We use them quit
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by moksly 6y ago
That’s not how large transfers work at all though. Banks have international agreements, or go through 3rd parties that have. You’ll also never be expected to pay right then and there, if you’re a respectable enterprise entity, the other par
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by moksly 6y ago
The default on a Mac is to back up most of your home folder stuff in iCloud though.
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by moksly 6y ago
I work in the public sector of Denmark, and I’m involved with both developing and procuring solutions. We have quite a lot of them, around 300 for our 10.000 employees, and from a buyers perspective things like Scrum and agile rarely makes
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by moksly 6y ago
This is anecdotal but if I could chose not to share my email with things I sign up for, I wouldn’t have a gmail address used solely for signing up to things. I can’t think of a single thing that I’ve ever signed up for that I actually wante
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by moksly 6y ago
>"The world needs Google Cloud to be viable?" That's an argument AGAINST breaking up Google I’m not strongly opinionated either way, but google cloud being connected to the main advertising company is the one of the two ma
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m not really into it, but the problem they seemed to have with the fairphone was that it wasn’t getting new android versions for some reason. I guess you could argue wether or not developers should support old android versions but the rea
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by moksly 6y ago
No one I’d call a techie bought it, it was the artsy environmental types. The reasons for replacing it ranges from the OS not being updated to run modern Apps to the phone breaking. We’re pretty digitised in Denmark, so if you can’t downloa
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by moksly 6y ago
This is anecdotal, but everyone in my circle of friends who bought a fairphone2 (2015) has replaced it. Meanwhile my mom is still using my old iPhone 5s (2013). And my wife uses her iPhone SE(2016). Hell the fact that they have released one
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by moksly 6y ago
Automation and efficiency isn’t inherently bad things though. If all the time and shit work you free up goes toward something useful and not just shareholders pockets then you’ve likely improved the world. It’s up for your society to decide
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by moksly 6y ago
I just tried and I went to realty.com. I’m Danish but I set the keyboard to English and it still sent me to realty.com.
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by moksly 6y ago
Aren’t they just going to use the same defence that google, Facebook and others do, that they are just a platform and not responsible for the content users put on there? I realise this may sound critical, but I’m not American and I’m genuin
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by moksly 6y ago
I wonder how much of it is Facebook being unwilling to be editorial and how much of it is then being unable to moderate a couple of billion users. Either way, they might not get a choice. The EU is going to regulate them more and more. My o
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by moksly 6y ago
They probably realise a home based workforce needs fewer bosses.
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by moksly 6y ago
It seems insane. I work in digitalisation in Denmark, as a developer, so I can do everything from home. We’re running at 50% as our country is slowly coming back from a lockdown, but those 50% go to the people who actually need to be at the
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by moksly 6y ago
The real worrying part is that they think the creative wording makes them seem less dishonest than outright telling people that Facebook bought them.

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