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by passerby1 5y ago
Gains and profits, and power. Not egos.
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by passerby1 5y ago
I'm not a lawyer, so may be wrong, but am I the only one to think that the presumption of innocence principle does not exist anymore? As there are areas where is does not, and there are "gray" areas that effectively are the s
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by passerby1 5y ago
For some reason the number of accidents has been increasing since 2008 (which is a min point, by the way).
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by passerby1 5y ago
Conteinerization (docker or docker-compose if needed) is a need to avoid complex setup
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by passerby1 5y ago
Anyone knows how to disable it?
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How to allow Google search in incognito tabs only?
1 points by passerby1 5y ago|2 comments
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by passerby1 5y ago
Maybe I'm wrong but probably big corps keep buying billboards to keep a status quo (kinda their monopoly) and to prevent some new company to shake the market. Therefore probably they would be the same happy if costs of renting a billbo
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by passerby1 5y ago
>whatsapp doesn't rely on SMS protocols Wrong. Whatsapp relies on SMS as 2FA OTP.
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by passerby1 5y ago
> stay as far away from MicroG as possible, it seriouly cripples the security of GrapheneOS by a lot. Do you mind sharing some details on this? I did not hear strong statements like this one before.
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by passerby1 5y ago
This doesn't seem to be ARM, a RISC-V instead, does it?
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by passerby1 5y ago
> If they’d be unreasonable, they’d do so from the start. It sounds like a sentence about programs, not people. Consider people tend to make mistakes and being flexible in their intentions.
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by passerby1 5y ago
When did the opensource begin to be considered a war tech?
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by passerby1 5y ago
Not surprising knowing Meng Wanzhou is daughter of a Huawei founder.
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by passerby1 5y ago
Updates sometimes are bad. Especially destructive ones.
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by passerby1 5y ago
It sounds like a skilled programmer's CV
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by passerby1 5y ago
Am I wrong or does PCI DSS require work from office for some software engineers?
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by passerby1 5y ago
How would it work? Maybe I'm wrong, but once wage goes up there'll be prices growth for housing, daycare and other related things because more families is now able to afford it. It's simply the supply-demand equilibrium. So r
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by passerby1 5y ago
It's interesting though how come the certs were fake ones. Is it possible the US lab outsourced the whole process?
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by passerby1 5y ago
Summary: >Korea only acknowledges test results from the US-based BACL through an agreement with the United States
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by passerby1 5y ago
What country is it, mind sharing the name?
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by passerby1 5y ago
I'm not an economist, but in my opinion a progressive taxation (for employees wages) can be a main limiting factor to this. Ambitions needs motivated employees. They need better wages to work harder. But it's really a steep curve
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by passerby1 5y ago
Do you mind sharing sources for this? I'm genuinely interested in this topic.
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by passerby1 5y ago
Does the work-life balance shifted towards life just mean that people work less in Europe? Can it contribute to a lesser global GDP share?
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by passerby1 5y ago
> feed your family on a single job I think it's expected that both family partners work, at least in Sweden. Otherwise it's very tight economically, unless one has some rich inheritance
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by passerby1 5y ago
Maybe I'm in the minority or bubble, but I don't know of anyone who has KPIs tied to documenting knowledge in the first place. Business people and product managers rarely care (and why would they!) about anything outside deliverin
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by passerby1 5y ago
Did you compare EU to Singapore or Thailand in terms of tax and the life cost?
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by passerby1 5y ago
>do not have to put profit maximisation above all else What makes you think they don't?
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by passerby1 5y ago
Just out of curiosity. Is it a bad question for some reason or why is it downvoted?
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by passerby1 5y ago
Interesting comparison. How in your mind is a Siberian oil rig different from others?
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by passerby1 5y ago
Do I understand it correct that it's possible to 'sense' what people speak with this technique?

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