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721.
by msh 6y ago
It will push you to allow it to make automatic backups to icloud / google drive.
722.
by msh 6y ago
37 hours a week is a danish standard week, also used by private companies.
723.
by msh 6y ago
the combustion in your pocket seems to be a samsung feature ;) I guess its kind a the same tribalism with sports teams and other things people are fans of. I am pretty certain the no unauthorized software is a good business decision for the
724.
by msh 6y ago
So you are also sick of people defending sony, nintendo and microsoft? They have the exact same policies for their consoles.
725.
by msh 6y ago
yeah, but still a job where its easier to have 12 kids? And just imagine for the mother....
726.
by msh 6y ago
I dont understand what you are trying to say.
727.
by msh 6y ago
I think having 12 kids is a lot harder than going to work...
728.
by msh 6y ago
What am I inventing and twisting? I am not questioning weather or not the law have been followed, but if the law it self is just. I think its draconian that a person can get arrested because someone accuses them of libel (they have not even
729.
by msh 6y ago
No matter if there is more, how is being arrested by the police and risking 2 years in prison appropriate for libel in a review? I think it is good warning people not to be tourists in countries with draconian laws.
730.
by msh 6y ago
OMG
731.
by msh 6y ago
Is anyone still listening to esr? He seems to have gone off the deep end quite some years ago.
732.
by msh 6y ago
You need a lawyer for this!
733.
by msh 6y ago
In my experience they also work quite well in chromebooks.
734.
by msh 6y ago
Ubiquity and mikrotik for the personal / smb stuff.
735.
by msh 6y ago
Future proofing is one thing. If it's that fast today it will also handle things thrown at it years down the road.
736.
by msh 6y ago
What constant updates demanded? I recently pulled it but I had a ios app since 2010, nothing advanced and was only updated every couple of years. There was only twice I had to do a update because of iOS updates. Once a crashing bug and once
737.
by msh 6y ago
I disliked civ6 due to the warmonger penalty. It seems like all the other civs will dislike you for hundreds of years for waging even a defensive war agressively.
738.
by msh 6y ago
Wire is a option ( https://wire.com/en/ ). It can be signed up to with a email adresse and does not need a phone. The web interface is pretty simple. https://wickr.com/ could also be a option, its free f
739.
by msh 6y ago
How do you prove that a german company does not have secret data sharing agreements? Think cryptoAG.
740.
by msh 6y ago
It might not be hard, but now you need a number of skilled sysadmin devops people who can also be availble oncall. Thats not a insignificant cost.
741.
by msh 6y ago
Seems like a very wrong conclusion, like managers trying to measure programmer productivity by counting lines of code produced. I would say speed of typing and amount of code produced have no relationship to the quality of the programmer. O
742.
by msh 6y ago
Better places tried to roll that out in denmark where I live. I think the failiure was down to tree or four things: - electric cars were still a novelty - low range, very few and unreliable battery changing stations. - expensive cars. - Onl
743.
by msh 6y ago
>The correct way to put deposits to productive use is to make them time deposits, not demand deposits. In other words, if you have a spare $1,000,000 that you have no good use for, you deposit it in some financial institution for a perio
744.
by msh 6y ago
Whut is a console not the same class? Modern consoles are locked down pc's.
745.
by msh 6y ago
I dont value the config of my PC. I dont next to no customisation of my setup.
746.
by msh 6y ago
Well I dont think you need a real firewall but a serious router is nice for the home network. A big advantage is that you can do vlans, so you can seperate your homelab from the rest of your devices. You could also do things like block outb
747.
by msh 6y ago
Well, I guess if you are serious about a home lab you need both your normal network and a seperate homelab. I like tinkering with my homelab but I need not to depend on it for my work or internet access.
748.
by msh 6y ago
Depends on what advantages it gave me. If it was impossible for the car to get into a accident where I hurt myself or others I would certainly consider it.
749.
by msh 6y ago
No, seriously, how would you build a computer platform that everybody, even computer iliterate people can use and install programs without constantly ending up with malware, scams and other nasty stuff that steals their money or information
750.
by msh 6y ago
Its a security nightmare.

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