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by nutrie 2y ago
You're taking it too far. KYC concerns legal entities, that's a different story. In regards to individuals and their privacy, there are ways to greatly minimize personal information processing in "plain" form while keepi
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by nutrie 2y ago
Precisely. Tell it to the marketing director, you can watch him go hairless in real time.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Exxon is still alive and well, so there must be something there.
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by nutrie 2y ago
The EU is NOT a federation.
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by nutrie 2y ago
That, and the misconception the European countries are as a group in some sort of hunt to be the global number one, whatever that is. Europe is not one country, nor is it just the EU, which itself is not a federation (people abroad seem to
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by nutrie 2y ago
Exactly. It’s difficult enough to cope with the future, let alone the past :)
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by nutrie 2y ago
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. It's not the point. Lawyers tend to puff their smokescreens, convincing people antitrust agenda is difficult. It isn't. Once you start eating a certain amount of the pie, the rules of the game cha
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by nutrie 2y ago
And you would've been right. I'm still worried about their sanity to this day. Btw it's not just devs, most regular users I deal with on daily basis hate it (be it Teams or whatever), they just don't know why it's s
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by nutrie 2y ago
Not everyone is into games. Although I agree with the criticism here, there's at least two areas where comparable software simply does not exist on Linux/BSD: a) Spreadsheets. Not talking about simple stuff here, Libre/OpenOf
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by nutrie 2y ago
This is one of the main reasons I use Pop! on my Thinkpad. Their power management works great out of the box, I get three times the battery life compared to Win 10. Suspend often doesn't work properly, but to me, that's a minor is
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by nutrie 2y ago
While I agree with you, you're missing my point :) I was talking about procurement practices.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Sadly, I doubt anybody's going to beat Salesforce and other crap such as Workday unless it's the same crap selling under a different name. Corporate people want their featurez.
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by nutrie 2y ago
It's been well over a decade since I last dealt with Excel, but I remember you could actually query the data with SQL without opening the file, like you would with any flat-file db. If the size is the problem. It was poorly documented
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by nutrie 2y ago
Well, if you live in the woods, eat raw meat, fight for food and life, I am sure your immunity is strong enough to deal with germs and viruses waiting for their host in raw milk (if you're really into it, try raw goat milk instead). I
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by nutrie 2y ago
Moebius doesn't sync unless the app is in the foreground, or at least I haven't figured out how to make it work. I don't sync much to iOS, just KeePassXC db and some other stuff, but still, it's annoying.
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by nutrie 2y ago
We invented the concept of right and wrong, for a reason. Or true and false, same thing. It's useful. The experience of my own existence - and the assumed irrefutability of it - is based on features beyond my control. How do I make my
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by nutrie 2y ago
While I see your point from my human perspective, what we call logic is directly dependent on the product of the system it emerges from, meaning our brains are inherently limited, hence cannot be trusted. Cogito, ergo sum is a meaningless s
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by nutrie 2y ago
The thing is, I'm not sure how much an actor emerging from a system can learn about the system. Not saying we can't, 'cause I don't know, nobody does. It's just intriguing in it's own way.
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by nutrie 2y ago
In other words, we don't know shit.
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by nutrie 2y ago
I disagree that he humiliated the program, or the people behind it, which such a statement implies (although I do respect your conclusion). I've been following Destin for years and this guy genuinely cares. It's incredibly difficu
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by nutrie 2y ago
Every time I listen to Sir Roger speak, I wonder how much he keeps to himself. He is such a gem.
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by nutrie 2y ago
No, you win.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Congrats. You win. Unless you are willing to accept the simple fact it's a network of people, made by people, for people, in which case... well.
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by nutrie 2y ago
There is no "better" or "worse" internet. It's just a network.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Isaacson's Steve Jobs. It's incredibly well executed in terms of writing and structure. A piece of art.
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by nutrie 2y ago
Whenever I'm on the purchasing end working for a larger org, it is one of my initial requirements that the potential business partner is willing to extend their trial period, sometimes "indefinitely" (i. e. without an initial
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by nutrie 2y ago
SAP, Salesforce and Workday came straight from the devil himself.
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by nutrie 2y ago
> That's just a different way for some people to complain that someone, somewhere, is having fun that they don't approve of. Yep, it ain't their business, period. It's like talking trash on people who like making pott
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by nutrie 2y ago
"You can try to block, encrypt and unsubscribe your way out of it, but you may not succeed." I'm doing pretty great, thank you very much. Haven't seen an ad in decades, my spam folder is empty and on average, I get one a
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by nutrie 2y ago
I don't get it. Who gets to say which 10 % ain't crap?

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