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> more significant one was the politicisation of it all. If he'd stayed neutral It's documented that twitter before Musk was working with the US democratic party. Saying certain things that the far-left disagreed with could als
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> expects people to pay £100 a year for a social media site in the midst of a Cost of Living crisis. Twitter blue is an optional premium service as far as I know.
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> they never bothered to reply and put me in some kind of shadow ban from re-registering with my email. So did you manage to delete your account then attempt to re-register using the same email address you deleted the account with? Why w
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> Sealioning (also sea-lioning and sea lioning) is a type of trolling or harassment that consists of pursuing people with relentless requests for evidence, often tangential or previously addressed, while maintaining a pretense of civilit
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For one example, Abigail Shrier's book "Irreversible Damage" covers the mental health crisis amongst girls identifying as transgender. An excerpt from the section "Trans as an intersectional shield": > "“Of
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*to not to be marked out as an oppressor.
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I am from the UK, so view the issue impartially. The issue is, from my view, very much a problem of the Left-wing in the US, introducing victim/oppressor politics into schools, teaching children primarily to regard themselves as activi
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> One of the purposes of public education is also assimilating children into the shared values of society. From what I have observed of the US's education system, the problem is that the public education system is assimilating child
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I agree, and particularly this part > There's the theory that, by forcing the kids with the most engaged parents to go to schools with the kids of less engaged parents is really rough on the kids of engaged parents, forcing them to
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> communism doesn't work because we can't reach it No, I'm saying it has inherent problems that means it doesn't work, and "doesn't work" is putting it lightly, given the number of people who have suffe
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Dear people writing small blogs about some obscure bug you fixed: please continue doing so, because I often find them on the long tail and they're often better than Stackoverflow.
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In the EU soft deletes can violate GDPR, so not always an available strategy.
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> You will need to elaborate on that. My particular familiarity is with the German Democratic Republic. There were many true believers in communism, who in their attempt to construct a communist utopia created and contributed towards a p
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> In this sense communism has never been tried anywhere yet From my knowledge of European history, this is not true. Marx also said that there should be a dictatorship of the proletariat, who should seize the means of production. The dif
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I've found the biggest difference is structural vs. nominal types. https://www.typescriptlang.org/play#example/structural-typin... It seems particularly suited to dealing with random JSON payloads.
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"To opt out, change the SSID (name) of your Wi-Fi access point (your wireless network name) so that it ends with "_nomap."" Wow, that's absurd. It would have been better not to have any mechanism at all.
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> An app architecture i.e. a framework. > Then because they're complicated they're difficult to learn. It's easier to learn a publicly available framework, as there is lots of help on Stackoverflow, and usually the popu
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I agree. Furthermore if you're trying to do anything complex and you don't use a framework, you just end up creating another framework. But this time there are no updates or help on Stack overflow for the person who inherits the c
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Your comment makes nginx sound like some fly-by-night server that only achieved its performance by making lots of tiny-yet-dangerous "optimisations" like this one. More likely it is an omission, which could be rectified with a war
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> as long as you keep to the correct side of the road (which is a legal imposition). And a physical one.
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> Their net margin over the last year was 0.82%. Amazon choose to make investments which skew the profit margin. They definitely have money to improve things like reviews, however they choose to invest it in other areas. https:/&#x
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> I despise Musk as much as anyone else I don't despise Musk at all. Don't agree with him on everything, but he is a genuine and interesting person.
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For actual OLTP workloads using an async framework is more important than language. See "multiple queries" tab.
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> It seems the UK is good at self inflicting damage. First the brexit... I voted remain, however I'm still a Eurosceptic. The two issues aren't comparable.
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Unless you're being paid to be on-call, if you're WFH, you should still close the lid on your laptop at 5pm and open it at 9am.
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The book covers what is necessary economically to run to be an MP. > Running for MP can bankrupt you if you haven't got a passive source of income. MPs become landlords for the passive income that is necessary given that running to
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> All it takes is a handful of lifestyle changes I don't think this for a second. I think the only way it will stop if equivalent biodegradable materials can be made to replace single use plastic.
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> It's in their interests. More complicated than that. You should try reading Isabel Hardman's book "Why we get the politicians we deserve". Running for MP can bankrupt you if you haven't got a passive source of
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There is a problem that the age demographic has changed. There is the ever increasing problem of more people drawing down state pensions, using the NHS and social care, than there are young tax payers to support them.
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> But it is painful share the setup with other engineers. We used keycloak-config-cli [1] it compares a config file stripped of IDs to your Keycloak installation and makes the relevant updates through the REST API. [1] https:/&#x2F

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