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by moksly 7y ago
Does Firefox send data to google when you’ve set the default search engine to duck?
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by moksly 7y ago
The one you make work. No one is going to care if you run an ASP application on non-containerised IIS instances if your product is good.
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by moksly 7y ago
I wouldn’t mind I had options, but I don’t. Instead we’re the ones to bend over backwards, as you put it, because Apple has a monopoly that we’re required to use.
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by moksly 7y ago
I work in the public sector where we take these things fairly seriously, but it doesn’t really matter when the auditors are drowned in the vast amount of data. We have 300 IT systems with 8000 users that take care of 700000 citizens. There
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by moksly 7y ago
Why not? Microsoft does it all the time. So does Google, to an extend. Apples inability to work with us is the primary reason we replaced thousands of iPads for school children with Chrome books. Eventually Apple caved to our needs, but it
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by moksly 7y ago
Sure, but that’s not actually what happened. I didn’t go into detail with that part, because it’s fine. We’re fine with someone else being the publisher and listed as such though, but you’re not allowed to do that on behalf of others anymor
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by moksly 7y ago
I work in public digitisation and while we don’t build the apps, we’re now required to publish them if we want our name as the publisher. So I’ve had the pleasure of setting up our development account and it’s easily the works service I’ve
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by moksly 7y ago
We’ve build a few enterprise sized applications in python and has a much better time of it than we ever did with the C#(that still powers most of our software). Dynamic types aren’t exactly great, but Python is generally really good at gett
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by moksly 7y ago
We’ve worked quite a bit with this in the public sector where programmers are hard to come by. Basically we’d like to train the regular business to do things like data analysis, RPA and basic work-flow forms in drag-and-drop tools. But it’s
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by moksly 7y ago
But that was part of my origin point, with: > It’s also allowed for different sides of things, because you can interpret things like socioeconomic statistics and facts differently and write about them as such, but you can’t make up thing
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by moksly 7y ago
> And? Did the world end? No, but people died needlessly.
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by moksly 7y ago
Every example you provide is legal, what isn’t legal is telling people that the moon is made of cheese in a non-satirical news article.
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by moksly 7y ago
In Denmark we have laws in place that hold news paper editors responsible for printing truth. They don’t always succeed, but they try to, and when they do fail they admit it and apologise. This is what has kept our society well informed and
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by moksly 7y ago
We’ve spent the last 15 years building better sewer systems all over Denmark in preparation for the increase in heavy rain falls due to climate change. We weren’t fast enough everywhere because the predictions proved conservative. Over all
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by moksly 7y ago
It’s been a while since google made anything awesome hasn’t it? Maps is still great, but things like AMPs are so terrible that they were a bigger part in driving me to DDG than privacy. Maybe I’m weird, but I’ve never been in an AMP where I
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by moksly 7y ago
It’s anecdotal but the advertisements that work best on me are the ones hanging around public transportation hubs (I’m Scandinavian). I would never go to the movies if those spots didn’t inform me there was a new movie running. No one is ga
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by moksly 7y ago
I think Blizzard is certainly catching a lot of the consumer rage that could be directed at a lot of international companies. In the same week as Blizzards censorship, the NBA and Nike has their own protest censorship and both Google and Ap
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by moksly 7y ago
Aside from having a two decade history of using C#, types is the only thing preventing us from going full Python. Even so, the dynamic types in Python are more often a benefit than a disadvantage because Python is so great at handling them
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by moksly 7y ago
I switched from a 2018 mbp 13” i5 to a surface pro 6 also i5, and I haven’t looked back. Development is much, much nicer with VSC and WSL, and while I do think Mac OS is better than Windows, it’s not that much of a difference. One thing I w
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by moksly 7y ago
> They've bought out our cinema chains and gaming companies. All the while we never once see China portrayed as an enemy. I agree with most of what you say, but as a Dane who grew up watching Hollywood movies portraying America, it’
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by moksly 7y ago
> adoption of .NET core on standard line of business applications This is rather anecdotal but in my little area of the world there is little. .Net is moving too fast and too impractical to really be worth it on enterprise these days. Th
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by moksly 7y ago
> I always feel bad for my co-workers who have to use Linux on ThinkPads or Windows. I recently moved from a MacBook Pro 13” i5 to a surface pro 6 i5, and development on Windows with WSL has been such a great experience that I doubt I’ll
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by moksly 7y ago
It’s truly a bad situation for them. There is nothing they can say that is going to appease their angry western fans that won’t get them banned from the Chinese market. They’ll just have to ride it out.
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by moksly 7y ago
What about the people who aren’t afraid to provoke their peers? They seem to neither fall into the “stay silent out of fear” or “you just believe what you are told” categories.
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by moksly 7y ago
Isn’t part of that caused by Facebook actually drinking their own poison? Part of what made AWS get such a head start is that Amazon actually build it for themselves. Google just throws random tech around, but most of their own tools stay i
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by moksly 7y ago
I don’t know about SNL, but the thing that pisses me off about Blizzard is that they have been parading around as a company that supports human rights. They recently held a pro LGBT+ event, they’ve held numerous humanitarian aid campaigns a
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by moksly 7y ago
I remember Ruby, and it’s a similar story really. There is one Ruby shop in my region.
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by moksly 7y ago
Wearing a mask. I know they banned it, but it’s not like they won’t come after you because you didn’t wear a mask. I mean, that’s exactly the point of the facial recognition. Instead of disappearing today, you’ll disappear tomorrow. If you’
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by moksly 7y ago
Well not Python, that’s Dutch. Danes did have a hand in Ruby, PHP and a few others, but it doesn’t really show around here. The most listed language is JAVA.
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by moksly 7y ago
Denmark.

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