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by paublyrne 6y ago
You're right on an individual level, but when you extrapolate a less argumentative approach and encourage curiosity rather than beligerence I do believe society overall is amenable to change. On a macro scale it works. I'm loath t
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by paublyrne 6y ago
I agree that it's a simplification to blame the famine on 'British oppression', but to say `governments of the 1840s simply didn't have the scope of action available to a modern government` is something of a strawman. T
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by paublyrne 7y ago
This sounds like it could be a game changer. If it's accurate and can be mass produced, widespread regular self testing would surely be a most effective way of controlling new infections until a vaccine is developed.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
> Governments shutting down pandemic response units One government specifically did this. > It's not fair to say the healthcare system has limits if you're only providing the bare minimum Healthcare systems all over the worl
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Plenty of affairs in small villages. Always have been.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
I do, I think. I often blame individual lines to see if there's information in the commit about the reason for the change. It's often straightforward to understand what's happening when reading code, the information that&#x27
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by paublyrne 7y ago
If they can track your phone surely how you pay for the trip is neither here nor there.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Is it likely that many people without insurance will be reticent to go, fearing they'll end up with a huge bill they can't afford?
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Do you have family you could stay with for a little while? It sounds like you need some stability where you're living as a platform to look for some employment. Even not immediate family. I know that I would take in a cousin that neede
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by paublyrne 7y ago
It's unlikely, wine's alcohol content is only around 13%, you would need about 4 times that to kill the average virus. It would also be on the lip of the cup rather than in the wine.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Can't comment on France, and of course it's a generalization, but in Germany people love to follow the rules. Just watch how people cross the road without looking left or right, but obeying only the light. Sometimes other pedestri
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by paublyrne 7y ago
The equivalent comparison would be professional athletes at the top of their sport to other professional athletes in that sport working or playing in a lower league. Would the the top performers be 10x the other ones? Hard to quantify this,
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by paublyrne 7y ago
If you have wifi turned on then what's to stop you being tracked. I imagine Google Maps can track you using a combination of GPS and WiFi, as well as working out your likely route between locations for periods you're out of contac
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Boredom is underrated.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Are you a software engineer? Just wondering what 'gear' you really need - as opposed to would like - to do your job.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
If your product is SAAS aimed at helping to add authentication to simple apps with low lift, then I think it's a real problem. If I use this product in my product and my customer loses access to her account, then it becomes my problem,
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by paublyrne 7y ago
From the FAQ: What happens if a user forgets the password? Users should always keep a copy of their password in a safe place, such as a password manager. Since the encryption key needs to be decrypted by the user's password, it is not
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Previous discussion here on yesterday's non Amiga specific post. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21937607
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by paublyrne 7y ago
I prefer to maintain that there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Doing nothing is literally effortless.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
That's not a bug. It's supposed to feel like a treasure hunt.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Something about the lack of margins between sections on that article makes it very hard for me to read.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
They're still miles away from converting.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
That sounds a bit weird. That would imply the term 'has died' was somehow facetious or metaphorical.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
For comparison sake, sales tax, gas tax and so on would not be considered under tax by someone living in Europe in that sort of calculation. People would mean income and social tax.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
A comment section isn't the place to look for detailed content so why get frustrated about the brevity here? There are plenty of places to deep dive in the internet.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
The article you link to does not support what you claim it does.
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Perhaps, but the parent is referring to existing European law, not just espousing an opinion. https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/selling-in-eu/selling-...
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by paublyrne 7y ago
Or 20 minute cycle
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by paublyrne 7y ago
What do you mean by "sub-channel"?

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