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mordae
5y ago
https://isthereanydeal.com ?
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mordae
5y ago
Hey, as an obese ADHD person in a country that does not really treat ADHD I would advise against that policy. My overeating is a coping mechanism, not a choice. It is much harder to take care of yourself when you have less money, also. Typi
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mordae
5y ago
You have suggested a divide: THEY are not unlike US in that THEY cannot regulate their emotions like US. Once you have established a higher moral ground, you have proposed to ostracize THEM from public life, until they become US. The proble
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mordae
5y ago
There was massive underreporting of COVID cases related to job safety in Czechia. Might be similar in the UK. I'd wager a guess that vaccinated people reported COVID to authorities more often than non-vaccinated people, because they ap
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mordae
5y ago
FB especially was not designed for this scale. Sadly it has also killed most of the small local moderated forums where people were hanging out, such as the local D&D site. It has also successfully acquired user base that was never rea
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mordae
5y ago
In my country, they have recently started with jews-in-nazi-Germany fearmongering. It's incredible, how fast does the Facebook schismogenesis work. "We all need to get vaccinated!" "But I am afraid!" "You are u
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5y ago
I've recently finished the game, except for the assembly challenges, and apart from the sometimes too aggressive hand-holding (let me make my own instructions as soon as possible), it's a lot of fun. I've gifted a copy to my
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mordae
5y ago
They sometimes release multiple versions in the same day, based on feedback. They recently modified the byte adder to accept and produce the carry bit and replaced the flip-flop with SR-latch.
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mordae
5y ago
So what? The point is to make it easy to program imperatively (with effects, where relevant) while simultaneously reclaiming the ability to check for correctness and maintain laziness by default. What's so good about implicit sequentia
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mordae
5y ago
Yeah, but you will eventually run out of quirks of the material and slide back to the domain of human lives. You start to wonder why the technique changed slightly at a point to learn that the old mason died and his apprentice took over and
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mordae
5y ago
Pirates tried to investigate the situation from this angle only to be publicly shamed for being commies, spying on people. They only wanted district aggregate statistics.
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mordae
5y ago
Yes.
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mordae
5y ago
cough eIDAS cough
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mordae
5y ago
> In the US that would mean allowing the same bureaucratic organization that manages Medicare/Medicaid to manage a transportation app. Why are you keeping your public companies in such a bad shape?
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mordae
5y ago
No, people are pessimistic because their agency is being taken from them. Trust in democracy is low because polarized private media manipulate the public into thinking it is always corrupted and cannot be fixed while the rich make sure to k
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mordae
5y ago
Unlike Jitsi it also automatically throttles FPS, provides shared note-taking, moderation tools and recording.
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mordae
5y ago
Why is this downvoted? Anyway, this open source alternative doesn't work with the open source browser and suggests to install two proprietary ones instead.
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mordae
5y ago
Since ASN.1 is not a proper TLV format (because you can change tag by using [tag] construct), you cannot fully decode it without up-to-date schema. It's much saner to parse it using a validating parser combinator than to go through an
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mordae
5y ago
Nah, it's fair. We've had to fry our failed HDDs because otherwise the vendor would replace them with those we've returned previously. Then they would not endure RAID rebuild and the cycle would repeat.
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mordae
5y ago
No Futurama reference?
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mordae
5y ago
Nah, we just need some real mods on social media. We have them literally everywhere else.
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mordae
5y ago
Mods. You say something nasty, you get banned. You make sense, you get slightly promoted.
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mordae
5y ago
I dunno. I am pretty sure CZ.NIC is going to be OK with this legislation, given they already comply with pretty stringent rules we have now and they even run the actual CERT from the NIS 1.
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mordae
6y ago
After many years of running AMD desktops I now own my very first AMD ThinkPad as well. I think they are slowly getting there.
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6y ago
Not really. Some countries have wealth tax. Some countries don't. It's sensible to park your money somewhere, where it's not taxed. If you build more of it, yes, you will meet some of the housing demand (basically just for th
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mordae
6y ago
Yes. Having extra cash means you can eat out (saves 1+ hour a day), buy an automated vacuum, dishwasher (extra 30 minutes a day), get a car or use taxi (1-2 hours, depending on location), hire a personal assistant (better organization, hard
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mordae
6y ago
Is it? I find that sleep usually works well enough. I've never once needed to hibernate in the past... well... 7 years?
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6y ago
Definitely a targeted attack.
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6y ago
Anything you do in your twenties ends up being the most formative in general.
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6y ago
Check out Czechia. We have a communist party that supports a cabinet lead by a billionaire capitalist who literally sacrificed thousands of lives for better election results. You should get better opposition. Do you have a functioning Pirat
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