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by phatfish 3y ago
Interesting, i didn't know about the "Bundesländer" having their own security services. Maybe that is why Germany has a reputation for poor security services as whole, as it is harder to direct resources. Not that it is neces
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by phatfish 3y ago
And most mobile phone operators in the UK put back roaming charges as fast as they could after Brexit. So you know they were screwing everyone over.
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by phatfish 3y ago
Thanks that's interesting. At least the affect was shitty broadband rather than filling rivers with sewage, which is what water company privatisation got us.
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by phatfish 3y ago
Nonsense, Openreach is the worst possible option for consumers. It is just a way to syphon wealth from a previously publicly owned asset to the global elite via dividends. It just hasn't blown up as big as Thames Water, decades to get
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by phatfish 3y ago
I can't tell if this is serious or not. Do Americans know there are sources of information other than social media apps? Just watch Al Jazeera on Youtube if you want the Palestinian side.
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by phatfish 3y ago
Pretty sure a diverse portfolio will feature gold. It might not be in gold coins in the owners basement though. Investing in stocks where most companies are doing their best to suppress worker compensation or out-right replace them with rob
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by phatfish 3y ago
The amount of attention "the media" gives a company is correlated to the number of shit posts per day the CEO makes on Twitter.
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by phatfish 3y ago
At least the wheels falling off slow the car down.
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by phatfish 3y ago
I find good deals on manufacture online stores, so that would be helpful. It started from using Amazon to research and then looking for alternative larger online stores to buy from when product+shipping more or less matched Amazon. A couple
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by phatfish 3y ago
Yup, i rarely have to update the commit link to that script. They seem to focus on taking down extensions that get popular rather than actually changing their obfuscation method.
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by phatfish 3y ago
It's a helpful collection of information on this topic. But Kaspersky... really? No one with any sense has that voluntary backdoor in their network.
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by phatfish 3y ago
A solid choice. Far more fulfilling than navigating the nonsense of an average tech job.
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by phatfish 3y ago
Not sure which graph you are looking at but Google Finance shows 2008, the Brexit referendum and Liz Truss giving the Pound/Dollar exchange rate a good kicking, after each of those events it didn't recover. This is the reason UK h
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by phatfish 3y ago
People should be more aware of what the license open source software is developed under allows. Amazon can wrap an open source project in an AWS front end and create a paid for cloud service off the back of community effort. Or, key contrib
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by phatfish 3y ago
London is likely going to be the least effected area of the UK by Brexit, which is ironic given the leave/remain vote distributions. The real problems are not for global businesses, but for small businesses that lost access to a market
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by phatfish 3y ago
There are charity shops in the UK that get good furniture donated and they resell cheaply, the British Heart Foundation for example. You do have to check regularly to find something of a specific style/type though. Sometimes they don&#
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by phatfish 3y ago
It's just security theatre. App could pay enough to get competent people to grind out a few months of mind numbing app reviews. I guarantee they don't.
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by phatfish 3y ago
The Youtube app works without logging in (on Android).
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by phatfish 3y ago
Being rich brings power not intelligence, unfortunately.
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by phatfish 3y ago
You can get new Nintendo games as fast as you can download them from the E-Shop, which is as easy access as anywhere else. Obviously you need a Switch to play them legally (it's that whole console gaming thing).
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by phatfish 3y ago
A Ford truck is not able to consciously collude with the criminal. Partners in the small set of auditors/accountants that can deal with big companies will kindly send the command to overlook certain important documents if they are paid
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by phatfish 3y ago
With default settings KDE is very familiar for people coming from Windows (well Windows 10 at least), and runs well for me without any serious errors. The biggest issue for Linux desktop use seems to be outside of the control of KDE/Gn
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by phatfish 3y ago
Pretty sure he still does that. Unless ChatGPT can now test and deploy a website as well as generate text.
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by phatfish 3y ago
This has always happened and will continue always happening. Best not get caught up on it, just put people right when you feel you have the facts to back it up.
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by phatfish 3y ago
Yup, I'm not sure how anyone uses the standard YouTube app. Even with adverts removed you get bombarded by shorts and nonsense clickbait/disinformation. I use it currently with a patched Revanced apk which is not logged in (in cas
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by phatfish 3y ago
Learning and a "personal tutor" seem like a sweet spot for generative AI. It has the ability to give a conversational representation to the sum total of human knowledge so far. When it can gently nag you via a phone app to study a
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by phatfish 3y ago
Why should they? I get it with a general purpose device like a phone or laptop. But this is a PlayStation accessory for streaming games from a PS5. It doesn't claim to be anything else.
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by phatfish 3y ago
That is a nice site. I was first made aware of this issue with Switch games. Some publishers will cut content on the memory card and force a download to stop their game requiring a card with larger capacity which costs more. These aren&#x27
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by phatfish 3y ago
Maybe you have the "other" Aldi (Nord) in NL? In the UK the Aldi stores are quite nice. Far less pallets dropped on the shop floor and most of it on shelves. They are generally smaller shops and VERY busy though, which is all that
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by phatfish 3y ago
There was a Bill Gates interview with some guy from the BBC doing a half hour sit down. He asked about the private jets, Bill waffled about having lots of meetings and that his work/investment was to help with projects that would reduc

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