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by moogly 3y ago
> .NET Framework 4.8 It was many a moon ago I even thought about .NET Framework. Not everyone might be so lucky, of course.
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by moogly 3y ago
My favorite quote by someone on a forum a decade or two ago: > Man-made diamonds are forged from the will and brilliance of man. > Millions of years of loving relationship have lead up this point and have been distilled into 2 carats
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by moogly 3y ago
It could be argued it's just plain old corruption. Also, it's unclear to me the things you are listing followed due to aforementioned corruption.
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by moogly 3y ago
There is also one of these in Västerås, Sweden, about 100 km from Stockholm. 3 caverns 30 m below the surface that used to store oil during the Cold War in case shit would hit the fan. 300,000 cubic meters, 13 GWh. Basically identical. Not
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by moogly 3y ago
I did the same with a MHCOZY Zigbee dry contact relay and two Aqara door/window sensors. I use the dry contact relay for two doors, and have two more channels to use for other stuff if I need to. Additionally, I tried using an Aqara vi
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Money Laundering with Spotify (2023) [video](youtube.com)
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by moogly 3y ago
I'm not sure the F# community would like it if MS took more control of it though.
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by moogly 3y ago
The Swedish Model is, to my knowledge, unique in the world, and has been quite successful in both ensuring some minimum worker protections, and protecting companies from strikes. Swedish unions do not call for strikes lightly, and Tesla&#x2
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by moogly 3y ago
The difference is that they ran their own (covert) debt collection agency, so they had an incentive for customers not to pay and double dipped.
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by moogly 3y ago
Turns out it has never been the end of the world for these haughty companies to just sign a CBA. The people running them just revel in acting like assholes.
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by moogly 3y ago
> It always struck me as especially odd that Klarna, a Swedish company, would be so adamant to not follow the common practice of using CBAs in Sweden Up until 2020, Klarna used to run its own debt collection under the innocuous name Sego
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by moogly 3y ago
You mean the feature that was gated behind an opt-in switch called `experimentalDecorators' and documented from the start with "Experimental support for decorators is a feature that is subject to change in a future release"?
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by moogly 3y ago
Zombo.com
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by moogly 3y ago
If they want to push more people to use the dark web, this would do it.
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by moogly 3y ago
That's mostly time-of-use though.
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by moogly 3y ago
Hmm, call me a cynic but this sounds a bit too good to be true. What's the catch?
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by moogly 3y ago
Storytime. When the company I work for hired a person who was super excited about NestJS, I looked at it with an open mind (or so I'd like to think). I was probably a bit sceptical because this person, who seemed really nice, couldn&#x
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by moogly 3y ago
It's kind of crazy that Twitch hasn't improved the video quality since... possibly ever? Didn't they have a 6 Mbps limit back in 2013-2015 too? Actually, come to think of it, I'm not sure Twitch has, technically, improve
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by moogly 3y ago
You can run Docker on Mikrotik's RouterOS[1]. I doubt performance is anywhere close to great though, but it'd be interesting to try. [1]: https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/Container
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by moogly 3y ago
It's not an argument, it's just reality.
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by moogly 3y ago
Can't add those after the fact.
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by moogly 3y ago
That was Stephen Elop. Nadella was against[1] acquiring Nokia. Elop was let go about a year after going back to Microsoft. [1]: https://www.windowscentral.com/satya-nadella-confirms-he-was...
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by moogly 3y ago
A few months ago I wanted to make a really simple web frontend hosted by a WinForms app (don't ask), and tried Blazor Server since it was going to be used by a single user on a local network. I really disliked how much stuff the `blazo
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by moogly 3y ago
> So since there's no simple solution nothing should be done? Didn't say that, quite the opposite, but yeah, I'll confess I can't outline how. Hard to say how to fix 30 years of systemic failure. "Throw them in t
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by moogly 3y ago
> Unless the entire gang gets wiped, which they can do, but they dont. So death squads. How's that working out in Latin America?
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by moogly 3y ago
Many of these criminals are Swedish citizens (second generation). You want to deport them where exactly? Or do you want to put them in mega prisons that do not currently exist? That's pretty expensive too.
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by moogly 3y ago
Policing does barely anything. Putting one hard criminal in prison only opens up a power vacuum that 10 more people step up to want to fill. Since when has "tough on hard crime" ever "worked" unless you go completely nut
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by moogly 3y ago
> You don't pay car companies extra fees if the car gets additional/new drivers. Well, not yet...
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by moogly 3y ago
Meta's services are not public though? You can only read a few lines before you need to login, I think.
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by moogly 3y ago
By an independent, third party, yes.

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