octo888

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by octo888 1y ago
This can be generalised to a lot of SaaS
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by octo888 1y ago
Well on second reading your comment reads like an ad, given advertising isn't natural either, you can understand the confusion But I was referring to the wanting the outside world to resemble your house and to have little interaction w
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by octo888 1y ago
Christ that's depressing. A 'perfect' world where we never interact with anyone. We need to stop normalising mental diseases
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by octo888 1y ago
Who still uses GoDaddy LOL
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by octo888 1y ago
Like, the driver's presence bothers you? Even if they don't talk?
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by octo888 1y ago
Experienced that too. They're basically forced to give those demos
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by octo888 1y ago
Microsoft: GitHub, NPM, typescript, VS Code, OpenAI, Playwright A lot of fingers in a lot pies
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by octo888 1y ago
I'm suspicious of your comment. You got beef or had a run in with the people who run the project...?
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by octo888 1y ago
Curious if you've already read the comprehensive FAQ entry and are trying to imply something?
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by octo888 1y ago
Guidelines: > Don't be snarky. > Edit out swipes.
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by octo888 1y ago
Not to be a doomer but I think public transport has peaked in many places in Europe except the big famous standouts like Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg etc The UK government for example is reducing subsidies for the railway and raisin
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by octo888 1y ago
It makes perfect sense. The capitalists can constrain the supply, push up prices. And we Brits don't revolt – even protesting is highly legally-risky these days. Is there a better country to do such things? I don't think so
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by octo888 1y ago
It was also lurking in the background because there are plenty of children of WW2 era-fascists in European politics too
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by octo888 1y ago
WW2 was the immense shock that gave us that golden age of the 1960s-1990s. But WW2 is now a distant memory for most.
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by octo888 1y ago
UK-Germany-France collectively I think
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by octo888 1y ago
They probably use the profits to pay PR firms to tell us all that high parking charges are saving the planet
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by octo888 1y ago
Take over as in rent for a fee? Nobody mentioned free. Are you against renting homes, hotel rooms etc too? Do you object to the vast spaces that hotels occupy? And if it's public property, well, we all pay taxes and could argue it&#x27
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by octo888 1y ago
Ah yeah it's been a few years. Seems more like £9/HR in Mayfair etc Out of zone 1 it can be done though I believe
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by octo888 1y ago
Railway cable theft is still relatively common in the UK
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by octo888 1y ago
> is usually ~€16/h Holy HELL that is crazy. I thought £5/hr in London was crazy.
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by octo888 1y ago
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by octo888 1y ago
Depends if it even gets paid. Probably a couple of years in dispute at least
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by octo888 1y ago
They let them get away with tons for years/decades before doing anything serious
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by octo888 1y ago
This reads like a submarine ad lol. Especially the second paragraph
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by octo888 1y ago
No, let's not encourage Google and the rest of the ad industry
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by octo888 1y ago
I remember when the Polo was about 12k EUR, about 15 years ago!
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by octo888 1y ago
Not just me. Maybe it's how it's displayed on the web. I had an immediate "this is awful" response LOL
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by octo888 1y ago
Precisely this!
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by octo888 1y ago
> When I read or interact with Britains Britons
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by octo888 1y ago
Oh man, this article is timely! "Decision Paralysis Procrastination". I've been going round in circles for 3 days trying to decide where to go travelling. I can go pretty much anywhere I want to and there are lot of places I

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