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by pfp 5y ago
Estonia has had electronic signatures since 2002. Cryptographically signed PDFs (or any files), backed by the government, free to use, and widely used by common citizens. All you need is residency (an ID card) and a cheap USB reader. https
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by pfp 5y ago
He's selling (up to A2 or so) prints via https://astroanarchy.zenfolio.com/ . Maybe you can contact him & ask for something larger.
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by pfp 5y ago
Like I said, 14". They also make a 13" model.
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by pfp 5y ago
Too bad all their products are limited to 1080p displays, even the 14" one that you can order with 64 (!) GB RAM. For me it's an immediate deal-breaker.
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by pfp 5y ago
I'd really like to see this too. Building a scanner would be interesting, but the mind-numbing idea of turning pages manually isn't very enticing
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by pfp 5y ago
The latter. I don't care about buttcoins one way or another > there's always going to be users ... that fit those predictable load patterns I mentioned.
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by pfp 5y ago
Indeed. It should be common knowledge that shared platforms work because the company can make assumptions about load patterns and provision resources accordingly. Some might call that fair use, others overprovisioning. Mining crypto under s
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by pfp 5y ago
Don't negotiate. Dictate. I'm not joking either. I tried negotiating this (pre-covid), only to get a "final offer" of a measly couple of remote days etc. Being on the spectrum, I took their word at face value, found anot
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by pfp 6y ago
I would rather suggest not succumbing to self-censorship & chilling effects. Though I find myself wondering whether a screenshot of a .mkv of a copyrighted film is really tactful for a Serious Project aimed at mainstream audience. Chill
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by pfp 6y ago
Judging by the emoji characters in commit messages, it's impressive that even infants can write code nowadays.
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by pfp 6y ago
https://observatory.db.erau.edu/generators/signs/output/2020...
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by pfp 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote, EU time | DevOps AWS Linux Go Python Systems | ~ 10h/week Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands Remote: Yes Tech: AWS, OpenStack, EC2, ElastiCache, AWS in general CloudFormation, Terrafor
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by pfp 8y ago
Exactly. They are ambiguous, increase visual clutter and not backwards compatible with older systems. Even if they manage to convey a meaning, like the other poster said, that meaning is emotional instead of factual. Why would anyone ever w
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by pfp 8y ago
It's not nice to seem it work and I know exactly how I feel about them.
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by pfp 8y ago
Originally Finland, currently working in a multinational based in Germany. Same experiences in both countries, I've never felt any "soft" pressure of the kind described in this thread that'd call for such legislation. On
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by pfp 8y ago
I really, _really_ don't understand the constant fuss about after-hours email. It's not a phone call or an IM, it's mail. It's expected to be an asynchronous and a somewhat slow medium, and I've never encountered a
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by pfp 9y ago
Fully agreed. I tend to find non-native English speakers' accents more understandable than many native British or American accents, ironic as it is. Salvatore's accent is quite easy on the ears. Same goes for a tendency of many na