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by nolok 2y ago
When talking about fundamental rights (like say, the freedom of speech or the freedom of religion or ...), I don't understand the thinking that only some people should have them based on some legal criteria. I'm talking out of my
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by nolok 2y ago
> Rather, Rubio wrote Khalil could be expelled for his beliefs. He said that while Khalil’s activities were “otherwise lawful,” letting him remain in the country would undermine “U.S. policy to combat anti-Semitism around the world and i
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by nolok 2y ago
I'm willing to bet a decent number "don't care" until they do care because their permissions don't work or their time based script screws up or whatever else nobody thinks about when they're in panic mode about
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by nolok 2y ago
Ah, was thinking the same thing
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by nolok 2y ago
For the record, Joe has no idea what a public key is either
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by nolok 2y ago
I'm honestly not sure what or why you are arguing, if you say it happened before then yes no one said the contrary, several countries are now saying the threshold to go from "a bit longer interrogation" to "straight up d
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by nolok 2y ago
I don't see how that relates to what I said and I don't know why you go political with "on the right". I'm not american, and this conversation is clearly about how non american countries see the situation, and for u
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by nolok 2y ago
It's rare enough that when it happens it makes the news in the citizen's country, so having several in quick succession like this is immediately noticed and acted upon.
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by nolok 2y ago
Oh we have in recent memory that's what happened to Russia when the Soviet union fell. Parts were sold out to private parties, and the population learned unregulated capitalism is no better solution than power abused communism. The US
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by nolok 2y ago
It's not that they don't keep up, and more that it's hard to make a truly compelling and exciting space opera story it you abide by the reality of physics. The reality of space travel and war will be much closer to the foreve
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by nolok 2y ago
It was not so much a "not enough time to transition" and more like "there is no consequences yet so why bother OH DAMN WE NEED TO MAKE IT TODAY IT GOES INTO FORCE". Many had no issues, but a few companies didn't bot
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by nolok 2y ago
Ah, I remember I had one of the first series where they forgot to remove the JTAG pins
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by nolok 2y ago
What's the bugzilla number / link ?
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by nolok 2y ago
While this is right in theory, in practice I don't think you realize why those authors are there : discovery and ease of management. Your offer makes them lose both, for what gain from their POV ?
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by nolok 2y ago
This is rather terrible for supporting authors though. I read a lot of scifi from small authors who self publish on kindle direct publishing, and I would rather they get my money for their work. And yes I can pay then find the epub (and not
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by nolok 2y ago
I have lots of customer files and I've looked around with all these AI tools for something, paid or self hosted or whatever, where I point it to a folder with xlsx and pdf and then I can query "Whats the end date or M Smith contra
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by nolok 2y ago
> At the present moment OLED screens are the superior display technology Until the lighting condition move away from "99% perfect" and then it falls way below QLED.
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by nolok 2y ago
That doesn't make it legal. In fact it is my understanding that accepting a US pardon require some level of admitting guilt
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by nolok 2y ago
They were massively overhyped though, it feels more like a correction (and a partial one at that) than a fall.
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by nolok 2y ago
Now add complex versionning and optional dependancy and dev level dependancy and... You'll get what he means. Every language starts the way you describe, then needs are added.
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by nolok 2y ago
Contrary to what seems to often be believed, the EU way of doing things is to try to make companies do their own agreement and policing, as to avoid the rigidity of regulation unless we absolutely have to. Another example is how the EU aske
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by nolok 2y ago
I'm not sure if I'm more disappointed in you acting like "rest of the world" means europe only, or by you thinking europe is a unified identical blob. My country of france neither delegated its defense to the US nor its
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by nolok 2y ago
> The rest of the world didn't sign up for this. He didn't say they did, he said America did, and everyone is along for the ride. But in a way we did, by letting US (or China) control all our social medias.
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by nolok 2y ago
You're actually proving his point. Palword vs Nintendo is not a trademark case but a patent one. People in gaming are notably very much not in love of patents restricting what games can or can't do.
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by nolok 2y ago
Do you have any study or literature to support your claim? Because you answer a factual comment with a random thing on my mind comment
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by nolok 2y ago
Because they have twelve thousands vms and are themselves a provider that can't afford to have downtime for its customers. So the thinking here was probably "there is no way they can refuse to sign right now and destroy their busi
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by nolok 2y ago
For no specific reason other than life random offers I've gone through a few of those "dead and bad" reputational language in my career (VB6, Delphi, PHP), mostly as a case of "there is a lot of money being a decent prog
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by nolok 2y ago
It's a feature of limiting yourself to the win32 api (and functions of it available since 2001 only). Eg the moment you need to deal with security like certificate or whatever this goes out the window.
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by nolok 2y ago
Same reason there is so much love for Tesla here on HN. It's polarizing, and its CEO even more, to the point people lose the ability to have an opinion beside totally awesome or entirely terrible. Myself I think the cars are bland insi
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by nolok 2y ago
The US could destroy the one thing that make its economy unbreakable and ensure its ability to print infinite money at will without consequences? That's essentially the worst plan they could implement.

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