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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
I find it very hard to believe you can't boycott Amazon completely. They don't even exist in my country and it has never been a struggle to find anything you might get there.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
All of these will be happening as well as hundreds of other moving pieces (domain name transfers, DNS changes, adjusting compute resources to maximise existing contracts with providers, migrating metrics systems impacting alerts and infra s
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Two protesters were murdered by government agents (one of them armed!). How much more extreme do you want to get?
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Data migrations, new staff permissions and policies, merging AWS or other cloud accounts and their complex IAM policies, enrolling devices into new corporate networks, Okta setup, corporate firewalls. There are hundreds of reasons that movi
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
But not a single person has actually done so. Until it can be shown that armed citizens are making a genuine difference against government agents it's still just bluster.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
So literally what he just said. Propaganda can be factual.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Don't watch then. Clearly enough people around the world found some kind of value in it. If you didn't, just jog on.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
A plurality of Americans want this. They voted for it, knowing what was coming. There's no reason to believe they won't do so again.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
More excuses.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Very impressive feat, no doubt about it. But the commentary on the Netflix broadcast ruined the spectator experience completely. It was utterly unbearable.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
I didn't say it was. I was responding to the specific thing I quoted, > Also, I'm inclined to believe the "arrest" was an illegal arrest to begin with.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
It couldn't be any clearer, that is the weapon from the photos of the victim's gun. This changed my mind, the man was shot AFTER he was disarmed.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
"Cultural appropriation" is a totally separate issue to intellectual property and copyright. You're muddying the waters by conflating the two. Cultural appropriation was a term popularised in the heady days of woke excesses w
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
This is who they are. Source: reality.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Wow. This sucks. Look at how they gloat about how much they change the way they shoot to suit the technology. These kinds of technologies that box film makers in are surely contributing to the boring same-y-ness of modern film and tv.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
People don't actually believe this type of analysis... do they?
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Very few. It's not a social media app, news site, forum or anything that would benefit from scraping or posting. There's no public "feed" or anything like that. It's a tool.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
I get where you're coming from and your examples are egregiously expensive, but do we really want to live in a world where software is valued at a $2 one-time payment? We shouldn't be engaging in a race to the bottom like that.
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
I work on a product with >200 million monthly active users and see this all the time. If you only read our product's subreddit you'd think we're a failing business with customers dropping like flies. Meanwhile in the real
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
> There’s also a consistency problem. If you use multiple monitors or virtual machines, the mismatch between macOS’s new roundness and other systems’ sharper corners creates visual friction. Once you notice it, you can’t unsee it. I gues
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by mvdtnz 9mo ago
Why is the top comment on this item just a link to another comment on this same story?
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
You're right to be skeptical. He makes a living as a hype merchant.
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
> then you assume that other people driving a different "statement car" bought it because of the statement? He assumed that people who drive a statement car emblazoned with a big sticker that says "HERE'S THE STATEMEN
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
I think the "TV in every room" is far more concerning than the choice of station. That cannot be good for the mind.
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
Fedora 43 with KDE. It's almost perfect.
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
I'm not usually one to pile on to a developer for releasing a bug but this is pretty special. The nature of the bug (a change in format for a changelog markdown file causes the entire app to break) and the testing it would have taken t
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
Until you try to grapple with real world problems like limited shelf space, limited directory space, how the ads (ahem sorry, directory entries) should be sorted, how to deal with setting boundaries around local directories, etc.
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
And who puts together this magic directory, without pay?
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
My experience is that people who make sweeping claims like "all advertising should be banned" have never run or managed a small business. There is simply no way to survive as one of the little guys without some kind of marketing.
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by mvdtnz 10mo ago
175 degrees if you insist on being pedantic.

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