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by pauby 3y ago
The EFF are very US focused and I feel they often pay lip service elsewhere. It's disappointing and why I stopped donating. As another commenter said, nobody in the UK is going to protest over this. As a downbeaten kingdom (in my opini
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by pauby 3y ago
If terminating an interview early 'burns a bridge', then I've 'dodged a bullet'.
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by pauby 3y ago
Strangely their 'Pro' page is still listing subscriptions https://gfycat.com/pro (I haven't gone further than the login to try and actually purchase one).
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by pauby 3y ago
A lot of people whine about Lemmy and federation. They can't see how it works? What happens if the server closes down? Which instance do I choose. All of this is answered with some reading. If picking a server and understanding how it
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by pauby 3y ago
> Additionally, all of Europe is turning racist more and more and more. Facts to back up that wide generic claim?
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by pauby 3y ago
That's assuming the goal is to get to 'mass market'. Lemmy existed before the Reddit exodus. It will exist when they all go back.
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by pauby 3y ago
If you believe that you are less effective as a manager of a remote team than a office one, that's a manager problem not a location one Managing a team remotely requires different skills and greater trust. But it's still easily do
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by pauby 3y ago
If people stop buying these printers, then you're voting with your wallet. But people won't. They continue to buy these printers and HP will continue to do this as their sales are telling them it's good. I accept there is mor
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by pauby 3y ago
It's already on the Wayback Machine https://web.archive.org/web/20230504060528/https://www.prime...
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by pauby 3y ago
This sounds like a great intro to a book. I'm hooked.
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by pauby 3y ago
That's why there's Office 365. It runs everywhere there is a modern browser. Even Linux.
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by pauby 4y ago
> The FDA doesn't allow precautionary labeling (e.g., "may contain traces of..." or "manufactured in a facility that also...") in place of "proper cleaning procedures".
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by pauby 4y ago
In 'true' / 'raw' capitalism. But that's not what we have. Because it's not as profitable.
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by pauby 4y ago
I was very much of the same opinion until the start of the year when I went back to Linux (Manjaro this time, Kubuntu last time) for the precise reasons listed in the article. Manjaro has caused me no more (and in some respects less) issues
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by pauby 4y ago
In Central Scotland, during the 70s and 80s, lunch time closing was the norm. Half day Wednesday was also very popular in some trades (butchers, grocers etc.) as it allowed working on a Saturday morning. Back then, nothing was open on a Sun
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by pauby 4y ago
What has IA done wrong? You don't provide any references.
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by pauby 4y ago
You feeling okay?
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by pauby 4y ago
The average user isn't running a Linux desktop.
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by pauby 4y ago
> Tell a non-techie there's a social media platform called "Mastodon" and they'll look at you funny, They would look at you funny before Twitter was a thing too. Or Instagram. Or Facebook. People will figure it out. I