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by nolok 3y ago
No you don't have to ? The judgment itself act as a "titre executoire", it's an order to pay that you can give to the commissaire de justice, not involving the courts anymore.
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by nolok 3y ago
Not sure what country you are in, but in France if the other party is not going forward with it you use a "commissaire de justice", which is a regulated profession with special powers and will be able to seize money straight from
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by nolok 3y ago
It would be really surprising given that all of the data up to 2020 is already out there. They made a deal to give a firehose of data to an ai company and it was only for 60 million.
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by nolok 3y ago
Either you run it fully locally, or you accept that whoever runs it has access to your thoughts and interests. Whether you go with microsoft, google, meta, or whatever apple will come up with, it feels like a case of "stay out, or make
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by nolok 3y ago
It was sort of necessary for PHP renaissance, to clean up the act, but it's also "not PHP" as-in why bother using PHP if you're going to do it that way, I feel like. The whole joy of PHP is the magic of it just works cou
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by nolok 3y ago
Especially since it makes zero sense to do that. If you don't care about niceties and want to have a global variable without the absolute php-3 era failure prone jank just use a class static or hell even a function static or whatever.
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by nolok 3y ago
My understanding is that AMD approches the core count for multi thread / single or limited thread task at high frequency challenge in a very different way from Intel. Intel goes with here are some real beefy cores who can do anything ,
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by nolok 3y ago
What, being honest and to the point ? It would sure be refreshing and pleasant if they treat us that way the day they reach that point.
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by nolok 3y ago
I would disagree with you, my personnal anecdotal data showing google to be more reliable at it than others. In the lack of hard properly collected data, this give all of them the same probability. I'm sure someone out there thought &q
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by nolok 3y ago
What I'm saying is that you think you paid for something different than what you actually pay for if you look in the actual contract. Check by yourself : whatever your provider is, without looking, can you say what guarantee they give
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by nolok 3y ago
If you use any cloud storage, including others like dropbox or icloud, you must always assume that. Whether you're a business or an individual.
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by nolok 3y ago
> we and Project Zero had agreed on a disclosure timeline and then they unilaterally shortened it because an embargo with a reporter got messed up This is not what happened at all. What happened is that after the initial discovery, the g
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by nolok 3y ago
> It would be a company ending event Given they got out of cloudbleed without any real damage let alone lasting damage, I disagree. (I don't disagree with your point about how bad of a problem this would be, I'm just insisting
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by nolok 3y ago
Because most of the time it's something small and "dumb" that cause the issue, but with no human there it's not possible to fix it instantly. The difficulty is in planning for every contingency possible in advance, which
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by nolok 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "apologist" or what you're trying to say, I'm not the person you're answering to, and I have no dog in this fight. But you're talking in a very affirmative manner and apparent
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by nolok 3y ago
The difference in value in the stock market between tech corps and other industries is so absurd. I know it's based on the value each company can extract, not on their actual critical value of what they produce, so it makes total sense
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by nolok 3y ago
On one hand, this extension is great. On the other hand, it has to be one of the most direct way I can contribute to the fall of actual journalism in the internet era, allowing myself to read quality content that the writer ask money for wi
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by nolok 3y ago
They really don't, on neither points.
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by nolok 3y ago
Yes you do, and others do not, which is why my point was society at large while you said "users". I did not say nor imply what you put in quote, you chose to read that which is different.
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by nolok 3y ago
> But people buy them because of the restriction that you don't like You will need a source that people buy them because of the restriction. > you're imposing your own standard No, our EU society has done so, through our ele
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by nolok 3y ago
What you're saying is "If you don't like the walled garden, don't buy john deere", essentially. When a product start becoming such an important part of its owner life, and has such a huge market share, I believe soc
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by nolok 3y ago
This is a non answer imho. Are you saying if Microsoft goes back to their own engine, they should now be allowed to do it ? Microsoft using blink is a technicality that could be reversed as quickly as it was implemented.
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by nolok 3y ago
I agree, they're pushing hard toward that, our only saving grace being that they still must keep it decoupled at the low level due to existing regulation. The only thing that will stop them is some pushback, but threads like these scar
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by nolok 3y ago
So that means you think microsoft should be allowed to force users to edge on windows ? You do not fix a tech monopoly issue by imposing a duopoly, especially not with each one in their own little garden with no cross over. And you don&#x27
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by nolok 3y ago
The moment there are more than a very minimal / virtually non existing amount of spam and scam, it doesn't matter who has more, whatever control are in place don't work, at least not to the extant of "you must make massi
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by nolok 3y ago
Finally firefox + extensions will be able to reach ios. I find it a bit puzzling and amusing how so many people in the other threads are acting like this is the end of safety on apple and yada yada, while 1 - you're free to stay well w
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by nolok 3y ago
It doesn't actually have any real impact and there are plenty of counter example, but the fact that Activision is a 40+ years old company who slowly grew to that number before jumping 40% in two years for no reason (no major shift, new
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by nolok 3y ago
And barely 9,200 as of Dec 31st, 2019 The overhiring during covid really went insane in a lot of places
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by nolok 3y ago
What makes you think I agree any more with any of these ? But as a user I'm able to buy my pc games, my groceries or my music from another store. Apple prohibits me from doing that.
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by nolok 3y ago
The problem is not that 30% is too high or too low, the problem is that it shouldn't be a % but a flat fee structure, like every other services ever. If you have an app tomorrow that sells for $10 to 10k people you owe Apple $30k, now

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