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okr
6y ago
When you use Google or FB or others to sign in, you just get some data, that you can trust. Internally, on my website, i may have an account, that i then link to this Google or FB account. 1) If Google shuts down an account, authorization m
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6y ago
We also have that in german, "es werden Köpfe rollen". No biggie.
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And in a globalized world, if someone has built something, that is of use for many, a few will be even more richer than in today's term, by the nature of it. It is simply not comparable to some local baker, where only a few citizen wil
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6y ago
I agree. But it is also a political choice. Lets not forget, you may have the opportunity and move where the money is, but, if its in china, it will be a different world. So it is not really a fair game, where there is a world to conquer an
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6y ago
Aha. What is old for you and what is young? (Younger generations eco-friendly? That must be a joke. My parents do even unplug devices at night to save energy.)
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They do not. And many of us hope, that they will go away. And i hope, the city can afford to invest in a separate bike infrastructure. Maybe with quicker e-bikes and scooters even. As a cyclist i am super annoyed by cars. As a pedestrian i
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6y ago
Seems like, there are a lot of opinions out there. I often hear, what i can do on my phone i also want to see on tv. May it be playing music, movies, series, etc.. So a seamless integration from the start without another device like apple t
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6y ago
Fair.
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6y ago
I actually like the idea, that the brain could start to hack itself. It changes its own premise. Feels loopy too!
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6y ago
I always find myself in the weird position, that i think, i have to defend this kind of wealth. I do not think, that wealth inequality gets fixed by criticizing it, while at the same time i am using the services, that Amazon offers and has
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6y ago
(intellij sometimes has recurring problems with lost keyboard input under linux+gnome. IdeaVIM is one of the first plugins i disable, when that happens. and it often helps.)
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6y ago
Spotify feels natural to me to listen to Podcasts. So i am at least one paying customers, who was just waiting for it. (Never knew, that spotify also has video. Who is using that?)
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6y ago
I like it. The pilot sits at home using the joystick to control the jet. Or many at once. In the end, that is, what the military already does. And when he has to go to lunch, he just lets the jet fly idle in circles.
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7y ago
I agree. But did not consider it as a solution. :)
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7y ago
Do you have an idea on how to implement a pause function into the economy? We live with the flue, but actually a pause could help there too to stop the spread in the season. Who pushes the pause button? How do the businesses agree on pushin
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7y ago
Yup. Totally agree.
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7y ago
Who do you mean by saying 'the US', when it comes to have exclusivity in profiting? Of course the US as a country has an interest in pushing development of vaccine in any possible way.
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7y ago
Probably hypocritical. But she wants to feel like a welcomed immigrant, because at her native home she does not feel 'welcome'. I do not know if it is true or not, butit seems legit to go there, where people want you.
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7y ago
You started to talk about society and their good or bad decisions in their life, when they buy things. I thought it was interesting then to ask you as an example of society. There was no judgement from my side. And I certainly have no guilt
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7y ago
Do you buy something, that harms the society or the world, why?
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7y ago
Why morally? If you go for the money and you do not steal it, you certainly bring value into the world, that people are willing to pay for. Do not see what is morally wrong about it.
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7y ago
You might not need a pension if you have a robot that is highly productive towards you. Everything might be so cheap. All the externalities that one needs to pay for a lot today, might be vastly available tomorrow. I think it is hard to pre
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7y ago
Since upgrade to Android 10 i get for each app, that asks for location in the background the option to disable it and allow location access only, when i use the app.
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7y ago
But their 'idiosyncratic aesthetic' helps navigating. In the mozilla world, they know their aesthetics ('not invented here'), because its their everyday job and can always work hands on and naturally can be faster. While
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7y ago
Ok, yes, i understand and i agree.
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Are we talking about business decisions? My experience is, that developers are only interested in taking that risk, if they also get a share in the company and get access to internals. "Your house, your decision, your money. We are jus
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I like the approach of focussing on increasing the income. I do budgets myself and set goals. If they do not match up with what i make, i go back to trying increasing the income.
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Thats not enough for me. I write stuff all day on my or other websites. Who vouches for his work? The guy is secretful. One can not reproduce the benchmark. Why should i trust his results?
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I am just curious. In my 'likely' world, people doing this kind of work have a reputation or a visible history. A live q/a session on the internet could do wonders.
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7y ago
Does anybody know the author of the article? Where does he get his content from? Is he making a living as a speaker or is/was he also a coder?
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