ohbtvz

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by ohbtvz 4y ago
You think multi-million dollars productions would take these kinds of risks willy nilly? Hell, I'd bet that your examples are product placements and the companies literally got paid.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
HTML. Take a look at Mathematica's documentation: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Solve.html
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
A colleague wrote a blog post here: https://idrissi.eu/post/mathematica
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
> Documentation for the Mathics system is provided in the PDF format (download the PDF). Seriously? I'm already tired of latex packages only being documented as PDF, but at least there's a technical reason. Here, this is just c
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
Your grandma cares about E2EE?
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
How terrible of them, packaging open source software for their distribution like so many package managers do.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
There are only about 3 billion valid US phone numbers. How many hashes can your GPU compute per second?
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
I personally don't care in any way about what business leaders are comfortable with. Our planet is burning. They should be uncomfortable.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
"Innovation" is not the end all be all. Yes, right to repair might marginally slow down certain innovations. In exchange, we get a livable planet where whose resources aren't exhausted. I think it's a fair trade.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
Then stop using ring? It just sounds like you want to have your cake and eat it too.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
In his AMA he wrote that that's what he earns before income tax. In French parlance this means after all employer and employee social deductions.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
The law has been on the books for years and has been enacted for a while already. It's Apple who's making an announcement here -- that they are bravely deciding to follow the law. And the EU has multiple employees. They can work o
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
It's led by the creator of webpack, and they are working on an incremental migration path. What more would you expect? If you want to keep the exact same API, stay with webpack...
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
The EU has probably some of the strictest privacy regulations in the world. I don't really get why you would think that.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
Good for you, but your values are not universal and not everyone has the same opportunity to choose their workplace as easily as you apparently do.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
User: set an alarm in eight hours. It's 10PM right now. At what time should the alarm be set? 6AM? Woops, tomorrow is the switch to DST! What now? User: remind me to brush my teeth on November 21st at 8AM. Okay, will
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
I don't get your comment. You say they banned them, then immediately explain that they're not banned, you just have to turn them off - just like every single electronic device in checked in luggage. Can you elaborate on this contr
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European Parliament passes legislation introducing universal charger(politico.eu)
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
The words "junior" and "senior" literally mean "younger" and "older". If you're not happy with age being a proxy for experience, then you shouldn't be happy with these words either.
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
As if there weren't traffic jams to/from the airport? You're in Paris, which has extensive public transport. Just use that!
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
Imagine that MS replies "we detected malware spreading from your site" without any other details. What is OP supposed to do then? Won't they be just as frustrated, if not more, than before?
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
...in a "canary" (basically a nightly build), for some users, for some specific cases (unsecure http, public wifi).
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by ohbtvz 4y ago
But it has...? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components/...