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by moksly 7y ago
Couldn’t you have IP banned them instead of shadow IP banning them and achieved the same thing?
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by moksly 7y ago
This is probably a popular opinion on HN, but I actually agree. I’ve made things with PHP back when PHP was cool, and then when it wasn’t. I’ve build things with ASP classic, I’ve made my own ASP extensions, then moved to webforms then to m
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by moksly 7y ago
I have one, I live in our second largest city (Aarhus). I’ve lived in Aalborg and Odense as well (two other relatively large cities by Danish standards). I’m 36 and I’ve never taken a drivers license because I’ve never needed it.
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by moksly 7y ago
Then why are Discord and Visual Studio Code both so popular and well liked by their users?
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How do we get better at sharing Open Source?(linkedin.com)
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by moksly 7y ago
I’ve met some people with this mentality, and it’s really kind of heartbreaking, because it’s never too late, especially not at 35. Most people who are 35 haven’t even lived half their life, in some countries you’re only half-way to retirem
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by moksly 7y ago
What a ridiculous list. Amateurs are people without formal training who contribute as a hobby, professionals are trained and get paid for what they do. There isn’t any correlation between the things on that list and amateurs/profession
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by moksly 7y ago
I think you’re right about the feeling. I know I fit the bill rather perfectly at least. I’ve had an/off preference for Apple products for about 30 years and it’s mainly been driven by branding. I don’t think price has ever been a seri
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by moksly 7y ago
As I understand it, it’s a range of things. Water and protection from animals, as other mentioned, is a big part of it. But so is growth speed, most trees grow rather slow, but grass, weeds and shrubbery doesn’t. This means that seedlings c
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by moksly 7y ago
I have a friend who has a small business doing, well I actually have no clue what the English word for it is, but its direct translation would be “Nature Nursing/Care taking”. A descriptive translation would be something like a wild na
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by moksly 7y ago
Does this have anything to do with Apple and their walled garden though? To me it sounds more like a business opportunity to make a SSH client and sell it at a realistic one-time fee to people like you (and me by the way) who are sick of su
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by moksly 7y ago
I think the best way to teach kids about programming is giving them a Micro-Bit and letting them build whatever they want with it. Maybe they want to make games on it, maybe they want to setup a mini weather station, all that’s viable with
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by moksly 7y ago
> Uber operates in 600+ international major markets. Maybe it’s because I’m from a small country, but can a single country have more than one “major international market”?
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by moksly 7y ago
These ridiculous prices are common in enterprise, not just the public sector. You just rarely hear about it when a bank spends 100 million on something that should have been build for 10 in the perfect world. One of the reasons you hear abo
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by moksly 7y ago
We actually have a law in Denmark which holds news publications accountable for what they print, meaning that their editorial staff could go to prison if it can be proven that they knowingly misinformed. In general I prefer to pay people to
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by moksly 7y ago
Thank you, this is amazing!
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by moksly 7y ago
We could start by forcing google and Facebook to disclose who paid for what advertising. It’s something a lot of European countries have rather strict laws on, yet, even if you’re in a partnership with Google, you can’t know. If you have a
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by moksly 7y ago
I don’t think you can outrun this forever. Your Facebook feed, your LinkedIn feed and so on are all build to you specifically and once you reload it, there is no public record of what content has been pushed to you. This can be annoying, li
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by moksly 7y ago
The most upvoted answer is probably the most awesome pierce of information I’ve seen in 2019 though, holy socks that’s a great Quora answer. And it’s the top answer, clearly distinguishable from the answers you’re referring to, which I thin
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by moksly 7y ago
We do have some solutions, if it’s meant to be run as a SaaS or it’s got a major supplier doing updates and support, then we can use whatever. The problem comes when we want to contribute or run things ourselves, in which case I’m not sure
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by moksly 7y ago
I’m Danish and in our very recent election we voted the authoritarians and populists out, by a large margin. Margrete Vestager is from a very liberal (as in free) Danish party, and she’s pushing some of the toughest regulations on big tech
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by moksly 7y ago
Would that really change anything? I think what we’re seeing is the inevitable result of the internet and tech companies becoming the most important aspect of modern civilisation. We’re not a bunch of hippie geeks fooling around with open t
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by moksly 7y ago
Probably because everyone knows JavaScript, but not everyone use it by choice, giving you a higher than average ratio of people who both dislike and know the language. This is actually one of the reasons I think every language except for Ja
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by moksly 7y ago
I have a pair of Sony MX3 that I really like, but I chose them because they felt better than the Bose QC35. I wear glasses, relatively large ones to better hide the humongous lenses, so they can be a bit of an issue with headphones, but the
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by moksly 7y ago
Try getting her to do the CS50 intro course by Harvardx on Edx.org, it teaches computer science by making you actually figure out how to solve problems. It’s one of the most creativity sparking/pushing online courses I’ve seen. It’s no
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by moksly 7y ago
Recently the Danish company KMD was caught utilising a no hiring of anyone above the age of 36 policy. A practice they’ve apparently used for a decade. That’s illegal and they’ll likely be punished, but the interesting part is that they are
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by moksly 7y ago
Can I open and reply to 25 different emails, and have the replies sit in my outbox until I reconnect? Because that’s a lot more useful to me than how fast it loads.
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by moksly 7y ago
It takes a little longer to load, but it also lets you continue working while your train goes through a no-internet zone.
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by moksly 7y ago
Python. But I prefer working with JavaScript because it’s universal. I work for a Danish city and we participate in a lot of public sector open source organisations/networks/groups. Stuff like OS2.eu, where we actively contribute
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by moksly 7y ago
> The company rarely uses the tool to discipline workers, Mr. Dauer says. Instead, it lets managers spot patterns and praise employees who go above and beyond by detecting, for example, workers who take their laptops home and work after

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