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by pastage 5y ago
The US seems to be very trigger happy wrt foreign companies giving bribes on forgein soil, if they have a presence in the US. I think FCAP has been modified to be more efficient in this respect.
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by pastage 5y ago
I do not have the time for alerts in my personal life, billing PTSD is not fun.
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by pastage 5y ago
Not sure who you are arguing with, all climate activist I talk to strive to zero fossil fuels. Implicitly calling people irrational tends to only get you troll responses.
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by pastage 5y ago
Yes in Sweden I did it in 1990 even though I grew up in an evironment were being homosexual was normal. Still being gay was not cool in society, and they were gravely mistreated. We still have a long way to go.
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by pastage 5y ago
Honestly being on the other end hiring people without referals is very draining, but my best hires have been without referals.
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by pastage 5y ago
The point being that using a uniform standard when you compare women and men will always have a systematic bias.
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by pastage 5y ago
More low paying jobs just leads to more misery for poor people, and more money for me. That is not how I want to live.
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by pastage 5y ago
Agreed, but mining has historically been a big in Sweden (part of the reason why so many minerals were named by Swedish scientists). While we now have focus on other areas it has always been an important part of the economy.
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by pastage 5y ago
Words are important and public opinion matters. And you need a lot more money than what it costs to bribe some politicians. E.g. back the companies that takes a stand against the worst violations.
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by pastage 5y ago
If you do nothing it is your fault. That is what these camps have thought us you really need to critize them harshly and take action. That said the legal power nations have to put people in camp during war time is anachronistic. So there is
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by pastage 5y ago
This is an global issue it's up to everyone to lower emissions, exporting all your factories to China has been the solution for all of those countries. We can not blame China for that.
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by pastage 5y ago
That's only a problem in long term, for now every bit to lower the consumption will help. Every trick you can find that makes good life less a burden for the planet will help minimizing that long term problem.
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by pastage 5y ago
FWIW That is not extreme, it is also not suffering. What would an effective leverage be?
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by pastage 5y ago
You can have frugal lifestyle in regards to the climate, but still be fullfilling. In some way it becomes part of you life to create less waste and find better ways to handle the climate. It's fun! But you can only succeed if you also
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by pastage 5y ago
Except missing it, I notice that you are not disagreeing with the point. Lots of contemporary indian culture features fair skinned people in the main role. For the same general reason.
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by pastage 5y ago
Works remotely on kubernetes, for us the game changer was running inotify_wait on cygwin for our windows users, changes are up in about 600ms. 1. Configure a service 2. Use start command sleep infinity 3. Install inotify_wait on windows 4.
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by pastage 5y ago
I can not comment on specific events, is a really good expression. Even if you give a detailed explanation chances are I am going to see too many holes in it, just by coming from a different perspective. I've been a techbro at times, e
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by pastage 5y ago
You need to be more verbose as you say analog tech is pretty unusual knowledge so even though I've fought through the 101 course you still make no sense to me. It's really sad and I think it's a provlem I share with many.
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by pastage 5y ago
PXE is great but it needs infrstructure that I usually do not have available. I use netinstall from grub instead.
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by pastage 5y ago
APO is not a drop in to make what better, there are alot of kinks, and you could spend as much in dev time to get that working right. YMMV.
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by pastage 6y ago
Adobe charges 300k a year for a big setup, but they do handle cache without a hickup.
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by pastage 6y ago
Silk and wool breaths and keeps fresh much longer without having to wash them all the time. Wool is the best IMHO.
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by pastage 6y ago
Not sure how another standard would make it better. But sure maybe something that used dash as a backend. It does seems like it really would suck to actually use, if my little experience with Javascript eco system is anything to go on. So d
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by pastage 6y ago
The obvious difference is that swap files are not as optimized for disk io. There is a serious performance issue if you ever have to hit disk often. It all depends on how you structure your in memory/on disk data. But it might never be
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by pastage 6y ago
The basic stuff Rust will solve for you, but it is easy to forget logical dependencies and get an inconsistent state anyways... Just the ordinary close a session, send error message if not alive has bitten us in a 20 person project.
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by pastage 6y ago
I assure you that the default is not always master.
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by pastage 6y ago
Good intentions are hard to see, you missed it yourself. Of course SJWs have problematized this in terms of semantic drift, but most people only listen to the extremes and use those to define the average of that group. Often I find being tu
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by pastage 6y ago
You also pay for the waste you probably produce, gypsum/metal, not the waste pickup specifically. I pay waste fee on three properties, it's ok I guess if those services weren't around it would be harder to take care of my was
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by pastage 6y ago
There is no need to paint such a bleak picture. You might have made life choices that makes bicycling harder, that's pretty common but if you look at the population as a whole it's an extreme view. Commuting 35km one way everyday
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by pastage 6y ago
See how Aaron Schwartz got caught, if someone really wants to get you, even wireless is easy to trackdown if you physicaly visit the location.

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