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by mongol 3y ago
Let me tell you that it can go much too far in that direction too. We have repulsing examples of especially young criminals that get off very serious crimes with not much more than a slap on the wrist.
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by mongol 3y ago
I think I have seen a setting like that on my phone, but now I can't find it. Two calls in a row should break through, I think. At least for numbers in my phonebook
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by mongol 3y ago
A mix of personal and public policies. I don't care which calls this person answers, personally I have stopped answering unknown numbers except if I expect a call. But out in public, I don't have much of a problem if a phone rings
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by mongol 3y ago
I think there is a perception that if problems like that are first solved in a proprietary service rather than in core tools, it may in extension tie the ecosystem to that service, while at the same time lessen the need to solve problems in
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by mongol 3y ago
I will try to put myself as an outsider and just reflect on what I see. We have a very innovative Linux distribution / packaging etc software, where there is no dominant commercial actor. Instead there are a number of smaller companies
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by mongol 3y ago
I once read a HN thread that recommended Go for this, and it made me interested. I think it was a useful suggestion, it made me learn Go, and I kind of agree with it, 5+ years after. It is not a shell, but it is simple and fast and useful.
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by mongol 3y ago
Should it be seen as retaliation, or just rational decision to prevent illegal or unwanted migration?
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by mongol 3y ago
Oh ok! Then I need to be patient, I guess
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by mongol 3y ago
Yes I remember being surprised that Linux containers were used for that purpose.
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by mongol 3y ago
I have seen her name but I don't know what she is well known for. My condolences, it is always sad when people pass away much too early.
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by mongol 3y ago
Servlets existed before annotations, so no, you are wrong.
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by mongol 3y ago
I vacationed in Norway in July. Have yet to receive any bills from my trips on ferries and highways. My car had Swedish registration plates. I don't know whether to expect any bills any more.
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by mongol 3y ago
I tried the same and then the answer was not far from it! Frustrating
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by mongol 3y ago
The spot were it mutates a gene leading to cancer.
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by mongol 3y ago
> Suse turning to the dark side ... because they are not going to be publically traded?? In that case Debian has been on the dark side forever.
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by mongol 3y ago
Honestly, I see some arrogance here but not where you put it. Just like your computer is yours, the developer owns their application. Use it or not, but don't blame them for arrogance if it does not behave exactly like you wish.
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by mongol 3y ago
Close but no cigar. June 5th is Denmark's national day, and June 6th Sweden's.
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by mongol 3y ago
Yeah, I think that is actually pretty insightful. But although that is what it has been it may not neccessarily be what comes next. I imagine developer copilots to take care of the mundande coding you would need to do without frameworks lik
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by mongol 3y ago
A stacktrace in a Spring app can be painful to see. Tons of Spring code inbetween layers of your own app. Sometimes it has made me wonder, what happened with just plain old method invocations? Granted, it can probable be helpful in many way
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by mongol 3y ago
It still is opt-in, even though it is enjoyable.
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by mongol 3y ago
I use a VPN when I query the Youtube API. I don't mind if this would be logged, I just don't want my real IP to be blocked.
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by mongol 3y ago
Are you sure? I chose another asteroid by random in the selector and it looked even worse.
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by mongol 3y ago
When you work in a company that requires reliable software
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by mongol 3y ago
A Galileo during Rome's heyday could not have taken advantage of the telescope, like Galileo Galilei could. It was not invented yet.
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by mongol 3y ago
> If you look at an actual (snow)flake there's this recursive/fractal design coming from a central point, which kind of visually represent the conceptual structure underpinning a nix flake Never thought about it that way, but i
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by mongol 3y ago
What is it even? I see it referenced now and then and don't understand in what situations it would be useful.
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by mongol 3y ago
Ah, MicroChannel. The reason I was late into Linux. My PC was a PS/2 Model 70. Was only when I bought a Pentium 75 PC that I could join the party.
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by mongol 3y ago
Another example is Stieg Larsson, author of the Girl with the dragon tattoo triology. He died before these books were published.
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by mongol 3y ago
I remember a story where a newspaper printed a recipe containing nutmeg. Somehow it was confusing so a family put something like six nutmeg seeds in the dish instead of six ml (can't recall exact measurements, nor if the recipe mention
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by mongol 3y ago
Why should a meal planner AI app even know about non-meal "ingredients"? It should not be something it even knows what it is, have never heard/read/seen it before. If it does not know something like toilet cleaner or chl

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