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by neycoda 2y ago
Ah I see. They just have to defend themselves from Al Jazeera which is now Hamas? What else is Hamas? Qatar?
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by neycoda 3y ago
Maybe this will help spurn some necessary and long-overdue problem fixes with LibreOffice, which have gone ignored after being reported seemingly because just not enough people are making a stink about them. I've tried to get Microsoft
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by neycoda 3y ago
Would be nice if fines like that were earmarked as probationary in the sense that if the bad behavior continues, they actually have to pay the fines plus a penalty, otherwise they get a diminished amount.
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by neycoda 3y ago
What you're looking for is 'Basic Premium'. I got that way after burning out on tech enthusiasm. Now I just want the best I can get of the things I need.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Ah, this is true power in allowing companies to keep too much of their high-bracket profits... destroying that which allows competition.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Also the 2nd group will game the system to funnel a bigger percentage of the income to themselves while raising prices on students.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Wow why did this take so long, this should have been step 0
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by neycoda 3y ago
I've heard an amusing conjecture that I'm not sure how much to take seriously unless there's a mind underlying the universe (like in simulation theory). The void in its infinite time and endless space (the same as neither exi
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by neycoda 3y ago
I'm curious how the field that allows vibration exists instead of just pure nothing that isn't a field that doesn't allow vibration or bending or virtual particles etc. Heisenberg's principle seems contingent on the void
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by neycoda 3y ago
How much longer will we keep letting our Congress allow corporations to get away with murder and harm? Laws and enforcement are disincentives. They work. We can make things fair for people if we try.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Wow, nice to see our government working for us and not just the corporatists.
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by neycoda 3y ago
I'll still take jQuery over raw JavaScript. Much easier, more efficient, more intuitive.
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by neycoda 3y ago
It's rare to see physical switches like mobile toggles. Most switches show both labels with the switch pointing to the label. It's clear what the status of the switch is and what changing the switch will do. With software however,
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by neycoda 3y ago
Having an Unsubscribe All Lists checkbox doesn't minimize that. It just adds form noise and pointless work for a dev. The minimization already happens with the preceding checkboxes to select each list to unsubscribe from, but that&#x27
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by neycoda 3y ago
I've seen both versions, and whether they check or uncheck all of the other options (behaving like a radio button), both versions are overcomplicated nonsense. The unsubcribe-all should just be a link or button with its own submit valu
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by neycoda 3y ago
It makes no sense to have a checkbox for "Unsubscribe All Lists". That should just be a link. There's no point in adding a redundant form element even if it's only conditionally redundant.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Checkboxes looking like radio buttons is a clear sign of things getting stupid. People defending this aesthetic is a sign of stupidity being trivialized. People being ignorant to the problems the stupidity causes is a sign of a subconscious
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by neycoda 3y ago
Try dropping it from 2 feet and watch the screen shatter.
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by neycoda 3y ago
When price trumps quality, integrity becomes fallacy.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Yay long overdue
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by neycoda 3y ago
Imagine if somebody took the right to remain silent to our current Supreme Court and they decided that nobody actually has the right to remain silent.
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by neycoda 3y ago
"Stealing" has been used as a common word for "copying without permission" in the digital age. To try to play word games by trying to walk back the definition of stealing to mean only "taking someone's physical
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by neycoda 3y ago
All rights are fictitious. All laws are made up. They're simply defined to provide a guide for liberty and order. They're not always enforced. People's defined rights are different over countries and years. Slaves had their r
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by neycoda 3y ago
> If you want access content A Right, _access_. To the companies selling cloud content, like a movie or song that can only be used with the internet, you're just buying _access_ to the content. Because the TOS means they can restric
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by neycoda 3y ago
Good luck getting legislation done. Our country thinks legislation gets in the way of the free market, stifles innovation, and kills jobs.
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by neycoda 3y ago
It's called "maximizing profit" "for the shareholders" by "saving money". They consider their workforce a liability and expense instead of an investment and necessary for quality and competitiveness. They&
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by neycoda 3y ago
Geesh, glad they're trying to save the company by firing people. Lord knows they wouldn't survive otherwise. They gotta tighten their belts in this profit drought! I mean, uh, actually they're just trying to save money by com
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by neycoda 3y ago
I won't say that I'm glad, just that I hope the world becomes a better place.
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by neycoda 3y ago
So the "bug" is a convenient spy program for the US government.
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by neycoda 3y ago
Um, Google Business and Google Workspace isn't in the EU? They're great alternatives to Microsoft cloud in the US.

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